| It may not be right for you, but I can see situations where this would be preferable. If because of your job you find yourself doing these operations very often, and the ability to do them from several devices with different OSes is valuable, it might be great to throw this on a server. Or if your work has several people, may be not very technical folks, do them often. I’ve worked in a couple of places where this could’ve come in handy. Also, it includes an API. Also, being open source, if in the future you’re creating a web app that needs some of these features, you could learn from/copy from its code. I think this is a good contribution to the world. > I don't understand what is the point of bloating softwares like this. Not even speaking of the very bad consequences for the planet. I partially share this concern. I wouldn’t deploy this for myself unless I had a very easy way to stop it and start it, but anyway while not in use it it should only be consuming a bit of RAM, and there’s plenty of very efficient hardware suitable for small servers these days. |