It's either brilliant or there's something missing. I like the implications for an xterm-type machine. Have some important things happen on a central server, mundane stuff can run on the terminal, software which is used gets cached locally. David J Patrick wrote:

I just followed an osnews.com story and discovered ZeroInstall (http://zero-install.sourceforge.net/) I'm /floored/ by the implications. Does this not look like THE most brilliant approach to software availability ? ..or do I need more sleep ? djp

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