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A cloud desktop you can't install anything on is just a kiosk.
Disanchor is being built as your own Windows PC in a browser tab, where you add the supported apps you actually use. Not ready to #connect yet, but that's the point of it.
Your Windows PC shouldn't live and die with one laptop's battery, fan or hinge.
That's the idea behind Disanchor: a personal Windows PC you open from a desktop browser. Not open to #connect yet.
Small things a Windows PC in a browser tab has to get right:
Shortcuts that reach Windows, not the browser.Copy and paste in both directions.A screen that keeps up when you scroll.
That's the bar we're building Disanchor against before anyone can #connect.
A weekend plan for a lot of people: reinstall Windows on the old laptop and hope it holds.
We'd rather that wasn't the plan. Disanchor is a personal Windows PC you open in a desktop browser. Still being built. #connect
The hard part of a Windows PC in a browser isn't Windows. It's getting the screen to you.
We're building our own way to send it. An early version has run in a local experiment, and a first real test comes before anyone can #connect.
Things a Windows PC in a browser tab shouldn't need: a second charger, a driver update on your laptop, a desk with room for two machines.
That's the bar we're building Disanchor against. #connect isn't open yet.
Before: a new project meant shopping for a new PC.
The plan: #connect to your own Windows PC in the cloud from a desktop browser on the laptop you already have.
Still being built, and invitations haven't gone out yet.
Windows-only app, Linux desktop.
That's one of the gaps Disanchor is being built for: #connect to a personal Windows PC in the cloud from a desktop browser. Not open yet.
Mac on your desk, Windows software on your to-do list.
Disanchor is being built as a personal Windows PC in the cloud you #connect to in a desktop browser. Still in development.
When you only need Windows for one tool, buying another laptop feels backwards. Disanchor is being built so you can #connect to a personal Windows PC in the cloud from a desktop browser. Not open yet.
Microsoft is pitching a Windows 365 Cloud PC set up for developers, with VS Code and Node.js preloaded. A Windows PC you open from a browser is starting to feel normal. Ours is meant for one person rather than an IT department, and #connect is still being built.
No installer, no remote-desktop setup guide. Open a desktop browser on Windows, macOS or Linux and #connect to a personal Windows PC in the cloud. Still in development.
A Windows workstation shouldn't have to live under your desk. Disanchor is being built as a personal Windows PC in the cloud you #connect to from a desktop browser.
Opening a desktop browser shouldn't mean giving up Windows software. Disanchor is a personal Windows PC in the cloud, still in development, one #connect away.