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All this will ultimately do is create a gigantic layer of kludgy indirection that ends up defeating its own purpose.

I tried running Linux on my PS3, and couldn't deal with how kludgy and unreliable it was.

Listen is kludgy and unpolished, with no lock screen widget (what a freakin hassle).

"Today's robots are weird, kludgy things.

Currently I hack together a system which does the same thing on a server I have in my office but it's kludgy and certainly not pretty.

It met with failure due to its 16-inch wheels and a kludgy Weber carburetor and cracking swingarms.

The flip side of biology's deft engineering marvels is its kludgy nature, and its interest in its own preservation.

They're a hodgepodge of mismatched technologies which weren't intended to co-exist with each other, and instead are just cobbled together in a very kludgy fashion.

Unlike those kludgy (computerese for inelegantly assembled) systems, the new Pentium computers, the ones based on the full-fledged Pentium processor, appear to be well designed.

It would not be entirely inaccurate to describe the QuickTime-related sessions at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference over the past four years as a series of decreasingly kludgy examples of how to get QuickTime video to play on a 3D surface.

OS/2 was designed for efficient multi-tasking - an IBM speciality derived from deep experience with mainframe operating systems - and offered a number of advanced features that had been designed together with similar look and feel; it was seen as the legitimate heir to the "kludgy" DOS platform.