[ Thanks to Ken Hess
for this link. ]
“2. Applications on Demand – Instead of installing all
the applications I want, or think I want, up front, I’d like to
have the opportunity to install applications on demand. I want the
icons already there as options but when I click the icon for the
first time, the application installs, with all its damn
dependencies and I have my application. The other side of this coin
is that applications that I never, or rarely, use–they should
uninstall and await my next summons via the waiting
icon.”
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