Cringley piece on Apple’s boot camp is worth a read. I think he overrates the importance of the OS — its yesteryears battle. And he under rates the importance of tightly coupled experiences for Apple and the Job’s team. I don’t believe Job’s is interested in having OSX run on OEM PC’s. Apple advantage today is a tightly coupled, CE like experience.
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The primary reason why i would want access to alternative OS's on my desktop is about application access. As applications move on to the web this becomes less and less interesting.
I am interested in the possibility of using bootcamp or parallels to clean out an OS of virus/adware related stuff. That was an interesting sideline to the boot camp story.
he's right. once bootcamp can toggle between win and osx it will be interesting...this cant be far off.
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