[crabl]

Congratulations on successfully crashing my GMA driver; I think that's the first time I got a BSOD in Windows 7 :)

Regardless, I think the real problems with the whole idea of a "web OS" are the fact that it doesn't actually do anything remotely OS-like (besides launching applications and interfacing with the browser) and that the market for a product like this is so crowded that you really need to innovate in order to stand out (frankly, wiki-based development isn't "enough").

However, I do think that the "wiki approach" to application development has some merit: personally, I would much rather see this concept being integrated into an existing open-source system like Linux, however, it would need to be able to play nicely with version control, among other things.

All in all, I think it's a good concept and an interesting approach, and I am looking forward to seeing what comes out of it.