On Thu, Apr 09, 2009 at 03:30:00AM -0400, Michael Stone wrote:
Now here's a mess of ideas from which these three basic intuitions originate:
1. It would be nice to be able to generate various views of what the user can
do with shell globs rather than by writing complicated queries over
Quick comment: you should probably be thinking about running
activities *in place from their ZIP file* rather than storing the
unpacked form in the Journal. This will lead to a much simpler
implementation in the short term, since activities still have a single
identity.
There are a number of
Wade,
Here are a couple of /very/ quick thoughts for you. Please let me know which
ones are helpful and which are simply confusing (or misguided).
Michael
The basic premises of this rant are that
we need to be able to mix, match and dissect activities
so therefore
If I understand Wade correctly the one of the main purposes(at least) is not
hiding content bundles somewhere(for example in Browse's bookmarks)
..and I see your concern(for what reason we should create new entities
if there are lots of existed content - Gutenberg's texts, pdfs, etc)
..I was
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