OS/2 may mark the maturation of the desktop interface.

It is a private-cloud application platform with a web-based desktop interface.

So handheld interfaces are more strictly limited to 2D than a desktop interface.

The issue I see is mixing the traditional desktop interface with that of a metro style interface.

Microsoft can obviously deliver the desktop interface for its pool of supporters, but they have so far struck out on the tablet side.

Of course, Windows 8 still offers classic desktop interface.

I have been using the same desktop interface while Microsoft has made a number of disruptive changes to their interfaces.

It provided most standard statistical methods accessed through its own desktop interface.

But it isn't optimal for a desktop interface.

What I have a big issue with is the desktop interface.