This makes alot of sense. I have always wanted a way of using photoshop's native features in my browser. So it seems like now its possible. However, imagine a Frame for Gaming! Playing at 30-60FPS in your browser that sounds compelling
60FPS is currently supported on Frame (still a bit experimental) but the problem for that are the GPUs used on cloud platforms as they are not on par with general consumer ones.
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This makes alot of sense. I have always wanted a way of using photoshop's native features in my browser. So it seems like now its possible. However, imagine a Frame for Gaming! Playing at 30-60FPS in your browser that sounds compelling
60FPS is currently supported on Frame (still a bit experimental) but the problem for that are the GPUs used on cloud platforms as they are not on par with general consumer ones.
Looks like paperspace.com is doing it nice!