[AveryHD]

For me It would be interesting to see an OS created by Blackberry for Business and Personal Computers; especially from a Canadian company. What do you think?

[paulwallace1234]

Not really, we already have QNX

[jdesignz]

Why do we need to? There were already lots to choose from, Windows, OSX, Linux, etc. But hey, yes BlackBerry has their own it's called QNX. Sadly it wasn't built for PCs.

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[AveryHD]

Well you have to start from somewhere. When it comes to computers you don't think it's boring to have only Microsoft, Apple and sometimes Linux as your only choice of OS? I'm speaking in general.

[paulwallace1234]

They can barely get a Mobile OS right, I can't imagine how bad a PC OS would be

[Uzi]

They can barely get a Mobile OS right, I can't imagine how bad a PC OS would be

Lol

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[Draven2666]

They can barely get a Mobile OS right, I can't imagine how bad a PC OS would be

Hmmm....my os seems fine. I must be missing something.

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[hobgoblin1961]

Well the BlackBerry OS10 on my Classic almost replaced the need of a bulky PC and it's bloated overloaded OS.

Only using a PC for convenient reading on the Web as a terminal, but data are stored on a NAS or the microSD on the Classic.
A PC aka Laptop this days is no longer a essential part of kit or a must have, just some technical device like a stove, fridge or a audio-visual toy, which gets dumped if done.
The important things happened on highly mobile devices like a BlackBerry.

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[paulwallace1234]

Hmmm....my os seems fine. I must be missing something.

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You may want to read the findings threads when a OS is released

UI freezing when receiving/ making a call, effects pretty much all of us
Peoples sensors been killed by updates (myself been one for my old z10)
Phones slowing down that badly they need a restart after 3-4 days of light use

I'd probably break my keyboard if I listed every known BB10 issue

[Kurdis Blough]

A PC without 3rd party developer support is pointless.

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[DarkJoker33]

I actually thought about giving this a whirl this morning.
Just grab my old Z30, auto load the newest OS, setup Cobalts work around, pick up a BT mouse and keyboard then hook it up to my TV and use just that for a bit of time.

I think it's somewhat possible for personal use,just some business use, not so much.

It's the reason I bought my Z30, so I could have a backup if my PC/laptop died.

I heavily considered doing that as a permanent thing when my last pc died.
But bought a laptop in the end though.

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[Bishkin]

For me It would be interesting to see an OS created by Blackberry for Business and Personal Computers; especially from a Canadian company. What do you think?

Not impossible though I know Blackberry will never have the expertise to do that. If they do it then they will never be able to get the keyboard it right, the track pad can ever be as good as the mouse without a pad among other things. Then there is always the lack of apps and the Blackberry OS will never function without an internet connection. Can you imagine a Classic with a 32" display and keys the size of tennis ball. That is what Blackberry would be like, it belongs in a gym as a doormat.

[Bishkin]

I actually thought about giving this a whirl this morning.
Just grab my old Z30, auto load the newest OS, setup Cobalts work around, pick up a BT mouse and keyboard then hook it up to my TV and use just that for a bit of time.

Yes, an Atari.

[Bishkin]

Hmmm....my os seems fine. I must be missing something.

Your phone is missing.

[S Valmont]

Linux!

[T.GRAHAMJR]

WYou may want to read the findings threads when a OS is released

UI freezing when receiving/ making a call, effects pretty much all of us
Peoples sensors been killed by updates (myself been one for my old z10)
Phones slowing down that badly they need a restart after 3-4 days of light use. Sir unlike you, I don't have these problems on my Z30 , running 10.3.2.2204. As with most you have exaggerated the problem to cover all of us that may take time to visit this forum, meaning maybe a couple thousand versus 800,000 to 1,000,000 phones, that's being real conservative. If, and I said if, they would be a lot more complaining than the ones writing here, giving like me, we don' have a problem, no exaggeration needed.

[JAS0NB0URNE]

Yes, an Atari.

Your phone is missing.

Such helpful, intelligent posts. For many of us, we like our phones.

Posted with my  Classic

[thurask]

Well you have to start from somewhere. When it comes to computers you don't think it's boring to have only Microsoft, Apple and sometimes Linux as your only choice of OS? I'm speaking in general.

...no?

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[WArcher]

You can easily accomplish this today. The "computer" part would just be really small - your BlackBerry10 device.

Connect an HDMI cable, bluetooth keyboard and mouse, and you're all set with a Work-Wide BB10 OS environment. Velcro the phone to the back of the monitor and now you have an all-in-one (AIO) model.

I have done this a number of times when I have left my laptop somewhere else or I needed to work on a bigger keyboard or screen for a bit.

[johnny_bravo72]

Hmmm....my os seems fine. I must be missing something.

Posted via CB10

Yup... apps.

[DarkJoker33]

Yup... apps.

Cobalt fix or browser versions with a home page icon

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[Bishkin]

Such helpful, intelligent posts. For many of us, we like our phones.

What has liking your phone got to do with that.

[JAS0NB0URNE]

What has liking your phone got to do with that.

It, as well as a general decency, keeps me from making unclever, snarky comments to people like that poster who said he was happy with his phone and OS.

Posted with my  Classic

[Bishkin]

It, as well as a general decency, keeps me from making unclever, snarky comments to people like that poster who said he was happy with his phone and OS.

Posted with my  Classic

This thread not indecent but stupid.

[bull_thumper]

It could be done and has been done.

Here's how QNX looked in 1999 running off a 1.44MB floppy | CrackBerry.com

Think Chromebook...