A small side observation: did you remember the first "fully integrated environments" of the origins? Like Xerox PARC Smalltalk workstations, LispM etc? Well, i

A small side observation: did you remember the first "fully integrated environments" of the origins? Like Xerox PARC Smalltalk workstations, LispM etc? Well, it does not matter how much people invest in "applications" now, that's was and is the way to go because integration have proven COUNTLESS time it's value. The ONLY remaining reasons not to have it is business. An unsustainable form of business who DEPRIVE HUMANITY of much evolution potential for short/mid term big money for just some. Think about that anytime you feel the power of such environments in some growing application, than think about what you miss being tied to modern systems because too many have developed stuff on them and do not have do the same on classic ones.