In un messaggio del Saturday 11 September 2010, Paolo Cavallini ha scritto: > Il 10/09/2010 20:46, Anne Ghisla ha scritto: > > Feedback on the idea is most welcome! > > While I think WPS is an interesting approach, being so much more general, > and easy to use for people who are not interested in technicalities, I > still do not like the idea of not being able to modify the analyses to be > run. I prefer to have full control over my analyses. The key word under > the free software movement is for me "user empowerment". > If the installation of the server will be not more complicated than the > current situation, that's fine with me, otherwise I'd prefer to have the > programs running on my machines. > But that's only my personal preference, of course. > All the best, and thanks.
+1
Better to stick with a known hell (dependencies) than move to an unknown, new
hell (distributed services).
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