> this argument is dead and nobody will ever go back to native apps again I don't see this. The native program ecosystem is alive and well as far as I'm concer

> this argument is dead and nobody will ever go back to native apps again I don't see this. The native program ecosystem is alive and well as far as I'm concerned. All the programs on my computers are native, despite noone "going back". > Finally, the file system paradigm fails with shared content; you can't save a Google Doc to disk because then how can your friends or coworkers update it? It's much easier for Google to store the data on their server so that everyone can access it instead of you setting up some god-awful FTP-or-whatever solution so that your wife can pull up the grocery list at the store. Now go and check out syncthing, you're in for a really good time.