Flash is key to Sapotek's free OS

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Using Adobe's Flash, Sapotek is taking a different approach todelivering Web-based productivity. Instead of offering individual appsas discreet "Web-ware" offerings, it delivers an entire desktopoperating system--complete with storage and applications--into abrowser. Perhaps just as interesting is that all of the built-inapplications, some written from scratch by Sapoteck, are open-sourced.
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