commit 65002283bcbbb00cdcfa2560fe4390dee9204de2
parent 5fd4def760a1ad11dbd863d6b1206ad281cf54b9
Author: viznut_web <viznut_web@web>
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2022 19:09:30 +0200
fix link
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diff --git a/software.mdwn b/software.mdwn
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ When assessing software, we should pay attention to:
* Is it free from blackbox dependencies such as arbitrary external servers when running, compiling or installing it? Does it tolerate a lack of network connectivity?
* Is it legally possible to copy, modify and fork the software? (i.e. is it [[FLOSS]]?)
* What kind of libraries, programming languages and other software components does it depend on? How mature are these components (i.e. how much [[software rot]] can be expected due to changing interfaces etc.)? How large is the dependency network?
-* How much resources does it require to 1) run the software, 2) modify the software (including recompilation from scratch) and 3) [[bootstrap]] the smallest possible environment (including the [[operating system]]) that can be used to run and develop the software?
+* How much resources does it require to 1) run the software, 2) modify the software (including recompilation from scratch) and 3) [[bootstrap|bootstrapping]] the smallest possible environment (including the [[operating system]]) that can be used to run and develop the software?
* Are there other software that do the same job? How easy would it be to transition to one of them?
* How simple and clearly-defined is the core functionality of the software? How long would it take to write an equivalent software from scratch?
