You're both wrong and you're both right. The reasons that Netscape and Internet Explorer have become unusable and unstable (so users have upgradaphobia) roots itself in something I heard Alan Kay say in a video talk, "The Computer Revolution Hasn't Started Yet" which Jim Collas has never returned to me ;-(
Alan says that the mainstream software is very "brittle" and does not scale well. Are you brave enough to enter a house built using the techniques that "modern" software engineers are using to build software? (Of course not!) What is needed for solid applications is a solid architecture. Enter Rebol, the architecture for the Internet that rocks. (Great technology that I can take for Granite!) Steve Shireman Let us not bicker over meaningless megabytes. -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
