This is not the fault of unix, it's well suited for static systems. It's the fault of implementers trying to use something that was designed for an entirely di

This is not the fault of unix, it's well suited for static systems. It's the fault of implementers trying to use something that was designed for an entirely different paradigm. Future apps will need to copy themselves and their data to other devices, perhaps even suspend on one device and wake-up on another. Making changes for one use case at the expense of another without knowing the history is an ignorant change for churn's sake. Churn is not productivity, but the appearance of doing something.