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Here is a crazy idea that just pops into my brain/mind.  I wonder, if one day computer users don’t have to worry about bandwidth limitation and bandwidth cost, will it be possible and cool to have boot an operating system from/over the web (i.e., Internet)?  I guess I like the idea of no question is too stupid to be pondered upon or have asked!

Update:  I don’t mean this as in remote desktop or anything like that OK?  It’s more of like taking a traditional operating system such as Windows and boot it from the cloud, but yet one can experience this kind of computing as if one use a traditional operating system locally.  Imagining you can boot multiple operating systems at the same time on one computer screen, switching between them effortlessly!  How’s that eh?

Update:  Furthermore, with this idea in mind, can consumer spend less on computing hardware (but might be more on cloud fees) since they might only need a smart computer monitor (i.e., designs to connect directly to the Internet), a router, and an Internet connection?  Whether this be a good thing or not, I don’t know!

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