That was pretty much the idea behind Rebol IOS or X-Internet [0, 1]. I love the idea of a half-megabyte runtime, zero-install, cross-platform that can run on Li

That was pretty much the idea behind Rebol IOS or X-Internet [0, 1]. I love the idea of a half-megabyte runtime, zero-install, cross-platform that can run on Linux, Android, HaikuOS, Windows and Mac. Here's a Rebol one liner that opens a GUI, reads web page and sends it as email: view layout [u: field "user@rebol.com" h: field "http://" btn "Send" [send to-email u/text read to-url h/text alert "Sent"]] Too bad it never caught on. Anyone who's ever dealt with JS will identify with Rebol's motto: Most software systems have become needlessly complex. We rebel against that complexity, fighting it with the most powerful tool available, language itself. [0] http://www.drdobbs.com/architecture-and-design/the-rebol-ios-distributed-filesystem/184405152 http://www.drdobbs.com/architecture-and-design/the-rebol-ios... [1] http://www.rebol.com/ios-intro.html http://www.rebol.com/ios-intro.html