Software that's hard to deploy, or hard to package for a Linux distro, is probably not great software.
Software that's been grown in place and hasn't ever been installed to a fresh location is almost certainly not great software.
Software that's been grown in place and hasn't ever been installed to a fresh location is almost certainly not great software.
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Problem is, non-great software may still be the best or only solution to a problem that would otherwise require lots of paperwork by humans or a mishmash of electronic spreadsheets, i.e. even less great software.