I just stumbled across sth, that seemed to match a lot of GPII
autopersonalization technologies, yet with a completely different focus:
https://github.com/hercules-team/augeas / http://augeas.net/ . This is
just a random find that might be interesting for those technologically
interested (only).
TLDR;
I could not find any link on the mailing list or wiki as related work
that is why I posted this.
It is very different because:
1. It is not about UIs but server configs
2. It only cares about syntax and not semantics
3. It only focusses on Linux
However it :
1. is about updating settings in a safe way
2. also adopts a lensing scheme
3. is of production qualtity (was a redhat emerging technology project)
Why this might be interesting because:
1. it might serve as a stable underlying layer for config updates to
POSIX type operating systems
2. it is stable but still is not widely adopted (although it seems to
be a very interesting take similar to the GPII): What went wrong? [I
found it because it was autoremoved from one of our servers as depency]
3. The GPII might be used for similar purposes and provide value on OS
config level (not really I guess)
Having said this, I can now deinstall Augeas and forget about it...
-till
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