Because we're driving it with uses which are less than Morphic requirements were.

Because you don't need Morphic power to do GT tools; it justs gets in the way: slow, over-engineered for that use case. As a consequence, you end up with Rubricks: dedicated, ad-hoc solution which is a far better match for its use case. That Rubricks proudly present its Z layering where Morphic was / is probably the easiest toolkit ever to do layering of arbitrary widgets on top of another? (*)

Thierry

(*) Even if we're not doing it(**).

(**) Well, I did. Nobody's interested, so what ?

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