Oh you're probably totally right. The smaller apps are less likely in and of themselves to fail. The problems I expect to see are not really the app itself fai

Oh you're probably totally right. The smaller apps are less likely in and of themselves to fail. The problems I expect to see are not really the app itself failing, its the inability to deal with some other failure, or some changed requirements that make some ugliness, or maybe it doesn't have hardware acceleration and the performance is a little worse. Maybe it doesn't detect malformed packets right. Maybe there's a UI issue that makes it easy to delete files, as in all the rm and dd problems. Maybe it only supports bitmap and wav files and now your app needs 5x the storage when you start adding media. Very small things rarely outright fail. It's the rest of the whole system from users to hardware that does wrong by those very small things, and in their perfect bug free innocent perfection they're all "OK I guess the user knows what he's doing, one deleted home folder, coming right up!"