Neither of these are good examples of organization. You should organize stuff by feature (without having any folders called "feature", "shared", "core" or "utils"). Essentially the rule for organization is simple; the moment you have any folder that is a catch all you have lost.

Reinventing Smalltalk from first principle

Usually thats the job of the Distro maintainers, your job is to provide a .tar.gz site on your website, the distro maintainers are responsible for publishing your app on their distro's.

This doesn't really scale, and it doesn't really solve the problem for your (potential) users to wash your hands of software delivery like this.

I mean thats the whole philosophy of Linux distros, anyone can create a Linux distro but the job they then take on is maintaining their own distribution of packages. I'm not saying your wrong; I'm just saying that is the what a Linux distribution _is_.

Are they reinventing https://sshx.io/ ?

What on earth is the use case for a docker container in a browser?

I belive it also goes into the larger Wormblossom Willow project where there will be an online component, so that you can distribute stuff either online or via USB, building a sensorship-resistant protocol that works both online and offline.

> sensorship-resistant protocol that works both online and offline

I think with the authoritarian and dystopian crackdown on parts of the Internet where people express opinions, this will be a key driver. It reminds me of Cuba's "El Paquete" system. I find it ironic that a system developed to circumvent state oppression should now find a potential use case in our allegedly civilised countries.

I've been building something similare, but on Datalog instead of Prolog: https://github.com/theknarf-experiments/flow-md

I wish it was available in my country.

there are re-shipping services that will re-ship the item to you for an extra fee. The fee can be quite high though.