Galeon, A History

Not directly related to your post but anyway...

I think that creating software with many options will tend to be buggier than software with only a limited set of options. The reason for this is that it will be extremely hard to test all possible combinations of setups. Multiple execution ways through the software will always create more problems.

However, that is not to say options is entirely bad. But a new option (and maybe existing options) should always be considered carefully. It might be the easiest ways to solve the immediate problem, but it may cause the software to be harder to maintain - each option _has_ a cost.

/Daniel