> > > > It could, but Linux already does. We would need a lot of work to catchup > with Linux on this (writing drivers for GPIO/SPI/etc...) and while the > Haiku > OS (or parts of it) might be technically appropriate, it is still out of > scope for the Haiku project to work on this. Let's get it running as a > Desktop OS first before we start attacking other markets? > > Those other markets already exist, and BeOS and now Haiku can already fill some of those needs. There's two or three, perhaps more companies, who use BeOS (and now Haiku?) under the hood of their devices. We don't need to focus on those markets, but we don't shut the door on them either. We welcome their developers on our mailing lists and help out where we can and they may do the same for us in return. -scottmc