I've been invited on Google Wave and I'm checking it out.
On the technical side it's a little bit slow.
Being a web application, it works well on both Windows and Linux platforms (I used it on Win7 and Ubuntu Jaunty on a Chrome 4.0.xxx browser)
My impressions:
it's good but it's not so exciting yet. It's very limited, it's slower than what you see in the demo video on youtube.
And there are very few things to do, a part from chatting in real time, or adding some link
And when I say real time I mean it! You can see other's people words appear as they type (nothing new tough, it was a feature in ICQ in the late '90s!!!). After a bit you end up in total a chaos with unstructured talks, even if there's only 2 people in the wave!!!!
Anyone tested it yet? What do you think?
On the technical side it's a little bit slow.
Being a web application, it works well on both Windows and Linux platforms (I used it on Win7 and Ubuntu Jaunty on a Chrome 4.0.xxx browser)
My impressions:
it's good but it's not so exciting yet. It's very limited, it's slower than what you see in the demo video on youtube.
And there are very few things to do, a part from chatting in real time, or adding some link
And when I say real time I mean it! You can see other's people words appear as they type (nothing new tough, it was a feature in ICQ in the late '90s!!!). After a bit you end up in total a chaos with unstructured talks, even if there's only 2 people in the wave!!!!
Anyone tested it yet? What do you think?
- being OSS, do you expect integration in some distro (anyone said Moblin?) as a client?
- Is it a revolution or just an evolution of chat/email? I like it but I fear an epic fiasco
- devil's advocate question: is there anything that GW does that cannot be performed with the Facebook wall? Aren't they both a metaphore of a shared dashboard?
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