On Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at 06:03 AM, Berin Loritsch wrote:
Multiple containers are not only helpful, but they are absolutely necessary.I think a single container is a goal we should strive towards. Users don't want to have to pick a container due to separate but overlapping feature sets. We should strive towards a single container that is pluggable to the point of satisfying many needs. I think the current experimentations with multiple containers lets us push things into different directions to see what we may want from that ubercontainer.
We will never be able to converge on the most generic and useable container
specifications when there is only one to choose from. Using different
approaches that all work with the same components helps us to determine
important criteria such as:
-pete
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