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Nice post. I think this or things like it will be huge in the near future. As I have mentioned before I am using Foldershare to sync files between my home PC and a company across the country. It has worked great so far and has really opened a door to an opportunity much easier and more efficiently than it could have been before this (gather up files and FTP, email, certain enterprise PDM packages, etc...). Foldershare looks like it will be included as maybe one cog in the wheel of Live Mesh. Very exciting. In your ultimate PDM asassin post I mentioned that the web and OS's are doing more of the daily PDM stuff and although its not really CAD centric yet - it definitely is heading in that direction. Live Mesh looks like it will open the doors further for 3rd party vendors (SolidWorks) to use the hooks to make Live Mesh function more "CAD central". We are living in interesting times...
http://www.clariusconsulting.net/blogs/kzu/arch...
"it can be applied to really free the data once and for all, regardless of platform, application, format, language, etc."
That's going to be huge for sure. Open-source is even better and I'm looking forward to what handlers and add-ins you all cooks up. Thanks for the comment!
I think not. I can't see how an iPhone will ever run SolidWorks -- with or without becoming en-Mesh'ed with Microsoft.