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I see the problem as more of a continuum between everything being a
little language and having only one huge language.  Never approach
is "right" --- perhaps there are one or more points in the middle
where people would be happy.

UNIX is an example of system with a number of little languages:
    AWK, GREP, SORT command line, ...
and a couple large ones:
    C, LaTeX/TeX, troff, ...

The MacIntosh has completely Huge languages:
    each application has it's own

Perhaps a smaller set of languages and a computing environment to
help hook them together would be possible.  I claim that there are a
small finite number of types of computing:
    text processing
    numeric processing
    database lookup
    graphics
    others?
Granted, these are inter-related, but perhaps we could form a
moderate langauge for each, and provide a good environment to work
with them.

Ack.  I've gone on long enough.  If this article generates any heat
(or light), I'll post some more ideas.

Bjorn N. Freeman-Benson