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Well yeah, but that's everywhere. More realistically I think it's because browsers are the biggest software delivery platform every created (and likely that eve
by hardwaresofton 6y ago
Well yeah, but that's everywhere. More realistically I think it's because browsers are the biggest software delivery platform every created (and likely that ever will be created until we get some sort of neural/in-body interface), and they change faster than regular desktop software ever could.
The browser is so popular as a software distribution method, it now competes with GTK/QT/Cocoa/etc for (large amounts of) "RAMshare" on your neighborhood desktop.
- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agoYes to everything here except ... browsers do not change faster than the equivalent part of desktop software: the toolkits (GTK/Qt/Cocoa/etc). The latter change at least as fast and often much faster than browsers ever had.