So, in my opinion, Cloud Computing is more suited to the business world rather than the Consumer world because Consumers tend to have asymmetrical bandwidth whereas it's Businesses which may have the symmetrical bandwidth.Īnd trust me as far as your comments about Linux, I wouldn't want Linux products because Linux is not what most companies and people use. Asymmetrical Bandwidth causes the transmission speed to be slower in one direction than the other. For Cloud Computing we need symmetrical Bandwidth. There is sometimes a tremendous lag in response time especially for Home Users of the system because not only is there the time it takes to transfer the data to the Cloud for processing and back down again but Home Consumer Level users have asymmetrical bandwidth. I really am beginning to hate it because it doesn't work as well as non-Cloud applications. Microsoft is telling us also how great Cloud Computing is such as Microsoft 365. Microsoft seems to think it knows what people should want despite all the people telling Microsoft what they want and Microsoft just seems to ignore them or try as they are doing with Microsoft Teams tell us that they gave us Full Screen because there is an option for it on their menus when we can clearly see you aren't getting a True Full Screen despite what Microsoft claims. Microsoft I believe ever since top management changed has been taking away features in their applications that people had grown to like and want to continue with and not just in Microsoft Teams. Some years ago Skype did this and Skype had a True Full Screen but now even Skype doesn't have True Full Screen.
I agree it is needed there but it needs to be done for just one on one video calls as well. So many of the people I've seen on this Forum seem to only be concerned about True Full Screen for Shared Screen functionality. But I'm not sure about your daughter because it's not clear what level of Teams she is using.Īs far as I can tell Microsoft Teams looks like it might not have had it all along though it is not quite clear as if you try to host a meeting what you see looks like it's True Full Screen but when you get other Participants then you see it is not True Full Screen.
#Skype share screen full screen install
Instead you get directed to install Skype. Not even sure your daughter is using Microsoft Teams meaning when you install Microsoft Teams for Home and Personal use you don't get what you see advertised on Television.
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