Jesusfrk611
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I don't think Linux will ever be the number 1 used OS. It may go up in users some. I don't use it because all the software I have doesn't work on Linux. I'd be more open to use it if more support was there.
Based on the trend of the last 10 years, I'd say 32GB ram is at least available, and widely used, if not mainstream. At least 8 core CPUs, if not more. CDs basically gone, optical drives start losing support of CDs. Several gigs of ram on graphic cards. PCI-e 2.0 slot like the PCI slot is now, new kind of slot, more powerful than PCI-e for graphics cards, basic PCI slot dropped. PS/2 keyboards and mice long gone. Most everything wireless. DSL internet is like dialup now, fiberoptic internet like DSL now, dialup gone. Everything more energy efficient. USB port replaced by some other new type of port. Some new type of monitor.
I can't say I would like some of these things, such as the wireless stuff, but this is just my idea of what it will be like in 10 years. I would hate to have touch screens for my desktop system. It's easier to use a mouse and keyboard. Maybe a mainstream thing with notebooks, but I can't see it being comfortable to use a touch screen on a desktop.
Based on the trend of the last 10 years, I'd say 32GB ram is at least available, and widely used, if not mainstream. At least 8 core CPUs, if not more. CDs basically gone, optical drives start losing support of CDs. Several gigs of ram on graphic cards. PCI-e 2.0 slot like the PCI slot is now, new kind of slot, more powerful than PCI-e for graphics cards, basic PCI slot dropped. PS/2 keyboards and mice long gone. Most everything wireless. DSL internet is like dialup now, fiberoptic internet like DSL now, dialup gone. Everything more energy efficient. USB port replaced by some other new type of port. Some new type of monitor.
I can't say I would like some of these things, such as the wireless stuff, but this is just my idea of what it will be like in 10 years. I would hate to have touch screens for my desktop system. It's easier to use a mouse and keyboard. Maybe a mainstream thing with notebooks, but I can't see it being comfortable to use a touch screen on a desktop.