[isoprophlex]

Okay that's coming across as a pretty snide remark aimed at me, I'll bite.

Yes, I can understand why you comment that. I don't like blind slagging of free software either.

But there are ALSO those whose day job it is, and has been for the last 2 years, to use a badly designed overcomplex horrorshow of a tool that could be replaced easily by something better ... if it wasn't for the lock-in effects and strong marketing.

So I'm ventilating my frustration and at the same time expressing my gratitude to the person who made something fresh, that shows us things can be better.

I can't build the replacement to MLFlow myself, but I can cheer people on who do, and let them know their efforts are sorely needed.