OS feature limit?

[vishzilla]

Including features is alright, but putting the features to good use is important. It should rightly meet the user demand. Some question the necessity of 3D compisiting enabled by default, even the devs thought about it. However, its worth trying it now before the LTS release next year.

This isnt the end, innovation is limitless

[jpittack]

A bigger response than I thought. Kudos to all of you. I am thinking the next big thing will be 3D desktops that are projected into space. So in other words, star war holograms that you can interact with.

I kind of thought that features as far as on a monitor go are done, as far as usable or helpful ones go. search your computer with tracker. 3d desktop. taskbar or avant. workspaces. virtualization. battery monitoring. wireless tools.

one feature I have always wanted is to be on the desktop and start typing, and then I get a list that searches the computer like tracker. no need to click a button or use a key to bring up the start menu (vista, osx). thats real instant search.

[UbuWu]

Have features reached an end?

There are only 1544 features left to implemented at the moment:

https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/

After that.... who knows...

[happysmileman]

When you can install an OS on any hardware, have the OS detect all hardware, optimise itself for it, enable all features that the hardware can comfortably handle and interface with you like a person can

[aaaantoine]

There are only 1544 features left to implemented at the moment:

https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/

After that.... who knows...

Indeed. For example, a GUI that treats screen resolution as a gauge of image quality, not of widget size.

[skwishybug]

I would like to be able to just wave my head over the computer and have it do everything I want it to do...

User: <wave hand> This is not the document I am looking for.

Computer: This is not the document you were looking for.