| > People call applications apps, and before that they called applications programs Those are synonyms, how is it relevant? > My link calls it an IDE. Mistakenly because the sources it uses to support that do not call it an IDE > Just because you don't like it being called an IDE doesn't mean it isn't an actual argument. The reason isn't likes, but lack of substance. Like when you provide an empty reference to wiki without even reading it yourself to see that the sources don't support the statement > Regardless, you haven't and can't attack my central point. I have, your comparison is false, the "paleo slow" app is faster than the "fast" one. Now you claim that "fast" somehow doesn't include the speed of startup! > All of which you've ignored. Some of which, and given that you can't see the obvious about objective things like speed, and the common like the difference between an IDE and a code editor, there is no point in addressing more vague points like UI polish. But also, why do you have the misconception that I should somehow address everything in you list??? |