Concentration...
Ah well.... Looks like VagueWare is going to change big time. Right now it looks like VagueWare is destined to become an online mind-map. Which is good. But at the moment VagueWare is MetaVagueware. But that's good too. In fact the whole project looks just as good as when Wiggy first thought it up. It's not as big, as successful, as the idealist within me would have liked. But the realist in me expected several version before it fitted its niche perfectly and reached critical mass.
The only thing depressing me about VagueWare is me.
It's a problem of momentum, you see. Ideas in my head gain momentum. The more momentum the easier I can integrate new, but related, information. Going on holiday, I now realise, turned my VagueWare momentum into entropy. Okay, so this happened to most, if not all, of the things on my mind. But alas on my return there was simply so much to catch-up on, something had to go. As nobody was going to shout at me if I dropped VagueWare, I dropped VagueWare.
The one chance I had to kick-start my thought processes turned into an impromptu BSD Users Group meeting. Complete with a small religious skirmish (PC v Apple of course). What made this one so compelling was that it was sparked off by a civilian.
It's not all bad, I just need to find the time find to me time for the required concentration. But in the meantime a new slogan perhaps:
VagueWare. Not quite as annoying as the rest of life. Not quite as amusing as Mike and Dave and Apple fundamentalism.