Isn’t CoApp about packaging applications?
Well, oddly enough, the original vision for CoApp was less concerned about actually installing applications, but rather installing shared components. The ability to install an application comes by virtue that applications tend to be collections of components (shared or private), and a decent package management system should cover these goals easily.
Related Questions
- Why Renoise isn’t able to play when other applications are playing (or after other application have used the audio resource)?
- If CoApp is such a great idea for .NET why is all the work focused on native applications ?
- Why use WAN optimization? Isn’t TCP/IP adequate for storage applications over the WAN?
