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Basically just remote desktop limited to one program.
There would be a system similar to online game
matchmaking to connect users with one another easily.
I can think of two ways that this could be implemented -
either have the applications themselves have
matchmaking systems, or have it
be a general
connection
program wherein you would find a peer and then select a
program that you both have.
It would be especially useful in creative applications like
Photoshop or FLStudio (music synth/sequencer program)
as you could have direct collaboration remotely.
There would also have support for more than two users
at a
time which could be a huge help for offices.
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Hmm.. good points - perhaps the solution would be
building new software specifically around the
collaborative aspect. Companies could release
alternate, collaborative versions of their software
just for that purpose. |
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