Operating systems "in the cloud" is years and, in fact, are in decline because finally, one prefers to applications or individual, at least, an experience not to emulate a complete operating system within the browser but to present us with quick access to what we want.
However, I found it interesting SilveOS mention because, unlike 99% of other operating systems online, SilveOS uses Silverlight plugin Microsoft that is rather like Flash.
Silverlight works for video as for presentations and interactive sites (like SilveOS) and the first thing that struck me was the performance.
We're used to a sluggish performance with Flash, but SilveOS proved quite nimble, even with different "applications" in the OS open online, including a browser (I could even show flash content such as videos), applications of Twitter, a "Virtual Earth ", applications for Flickr , YouTube, RSS reader, among others.
SilveOS is not practical (for some this type of service is dying, replaced by hybrids like Chromeo where the browser is finally all operating system interface), but worth taking a look, at least to experience how well it works.
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