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Re:Will Emscripten/Asm.js kill Web-Development as we know it? by VikingCoder on Thursday March 28, 2013 @08:49AM (#5454448)
The browser is now an operating system (as Chromium proves). Photoshop is welcome to run on any operating system.

Photoshop on a Chrome Pixel, for instance, makes a lot of sense.

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Re:Will Emscripten/Asm.js kill Web-Development as we know it? by camus on Thursday March 28, 2013 @09:18AM (#5454578)
the Pixel makes little sense to start with unless you enjoy vendor locking.
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Re:Will Emscripten/Asm.js kill Web-Development as we know it? by VikingCoder on Thursday March 28, 2013 @09:55AM (#5454727)
I don't understand your statement at all.

The only thing I'm locked into is Chromium, and even that I can replace.

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Re:Will Emscripten/Asm.js kill Web-Development as we know it? by 4ad on Thursday March 28, 2013 @06:34PM (#5458116)
The only thing happens to be every thing, and once you replace it the whole point becomes moot.
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Re:Will Emscripten/Asm.js kill Web-Development as we know it? by VikingCoder on Friday March 29, 2013 @01:53PM (#5461984)
So, imagine the list of operating systems that you believe it makes sense to run Photoshop on.

I'd like to add Chromium to your list.

And your answer is... that... "vendor lock-in"?

I'm sorry, but you're making zero sense.

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