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Venkatesh Rao ☀️
@vgr
So one of the moonshot things I think onchain tech needs is a native phoneOS. The horrendous and fragile flow of web app to wallet connect to wallet then back again to sign is not entirely crypto’s fault, and I suspect not solvable within conventional OSes…
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Venkatesh Rao ☀️
@vgr
It’s an artifact of physical constraints of phones and to some extent tablets. Small screen + touch = apps sharing screen is hard + modals suck By contrast desktop browser wallets seem to work well enough, modulo some race conditions bs between multiple wallets that are probably solvable within OS/browser API models
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Dan Finlay 🦊
@danfinlay
One way of modeling the reason is that the wallet is playing the part of operating system kernel (permissions management) in a new, shared computer. So we could say we're talking about what it means to have a distributed-first operating system.
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markus - ethOS - e/acc-d
@markus
That's exactly why we're building ethOS :)
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Hexidethmal 🟪
@hexidethmal
You mean like this on /ethos? Works exactly the same with ethOS’s native browser. Because apps can leverage the operating system level wallet there is no app switching for apps that do… https://x.com/ethereumphone/status/1758245092190752822?s=46&t=K9UpHk2ZlcqTGcAx0kV_qg
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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
paging dr @markus
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OG dad
@boscolo.eth
Your last comment in this thread contains the insight we should focus on. The device you are describing is the link between the network and the human brain. Started with desktop, then laptop, then mobile, next will be AR glasses, then probably Neuralink. https://warpcast.com/vgr/0xc1837d08
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