On 7/21/15 1:23 AM, Zenaan Harkness wrote:

On 7/21/15, Stephen D. Williams [1]<sdw@lig.net> wrote:

On 7/20/15 9:07 PM, Juan wrote:

        And NOW it also has a google and cloud apologist. Welcome
        Stephen =) You are yet another reason to distrust the FLOSS movement and
        its bloatware.

FLOSS has bloatware?

Nah - firefox is a lithe little vegetarian pea pod, lucky to use 1% of
one CPU and a bee's proverbial of your RAM, LibreOffice is so small
and feature free it's lucky to even print a document, and the Linux
kernel, well, it's so clean, small and well documented it's just a few
lines longer than HelloWorld.c - so of course it's well audited and
highly secure as a result. Couldn't ask for cleaner security really.

Nope, no bloatware round these parts. Someone missed the memo...

   Polymer 1.0 web app, which is the cleanest HTML / Javascript yet,
   talking via Swagger IO library to a Go single-executable Docker
   container (break out of that!) with a very simple matching webAPI app
   structure...  That was some work to find, validate, and select; you're
   welcome.
   I love how Microsoft is happy that their mini Windows VM is "only"
   400MB to start.
   Web browsers are the new operating system, so I cut Firefox some
   slack.  Most of what you interact with in the browser API is a
   Javascript web app anyway.  I often have up to 700 tabs open...  It is
   the Javascript on those tabs that makes it a pig.
   sdw

References

   1. mailto:sdw@lig.net