Perhaps you could explain how the statement &quot;All software is large&quot; &quot;furthers the conversation&quot;?  How am I supposed to respond to that?<p>You think that false statement is a respectable &quot;response&quot; to a comment on the benefits of small software?<p>Small software exists both in the past (when memory and storage were more limited) and in the present.  The very idea of small programs is a foundational one in the field of computing.<p>&quot;All software is large&quot; is not a &quot;view&quot; that is in agreement with reality.  As such, it is distorted.<p>I am using small software every day.  In fact I am writing this comment with a small program.  When I write software, it is small, at least relative to anything from Microsoft.<p>I am too dumb to write large software.