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That's fair. I was aware of that, but I wasn't thinking of that use of the word when I read it, I thought of the other meaning of "seamless". > Seamless is a w
by 1dom 1y ago
That's fair. I was aware of that, but I wasn't thinking of that use of the word when I read it, I thought of the other meaning of "seamless".
> Seamless is a word with a specific meaning within the context of VMs.
The problem is it also has another specific meaning in the context of integrations in general: it means low fuss, minimal setup, no troubleshooting.
A different selection of words (windowless?) would have avoided this debate.