Fra.me – Windows UWP Bridges are Dead

<p><a href="#240530"><em>In reply to skane2600:</em></a></p><blockquote>. . . thinly-veiled ad hominem . . .</blockquote><p>Perhaps, but from what I've seen in the office, no one using immobile PCs needs anything running locally. If the network went down, they couldn't do much even with MS Office running locally. Citrix handles pretty much everything for nonexempt positions, and exempt positions rating laptops could do nearly all they need to do through Citrix. Nice that they could save copies of spreadsheet models and template-based Word and PowerPoint documents locally to edit offline, but that's already discouraged by IT, which wants to reduce multiple versions of truth.</p><p>Few people in large enterprises can get much done without active and moderately fast network connections. With active/fast network connections, there's no compelling need to run anything locally. The main use for local software, from my perspective, is reading through nonurgent e-mail and documents during the commute and maybe at home.</p>