Space OS turns your computer desktop into an “infinite canvas” and allows you to take notes, watch movies and launch full-fledged applications by drawing rectangles on the screen. It introduces the concept of data and application ownership, allowing users to “download software directly, just like in the early days of personal computers.”
Deta’s goal is to bring back a sense of personal ownership and control over your computer and data by challenging the prevalent cloud computing model. While cloud computing provides convenience and power, it often means users give up control over their information.
Source: Ferra
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