> Make a step by step walktrough of steps to start developing for HAIKU. > From svn checkout to locating a task, how to make changes to the code > and rebuild HAIKU and test your changes. Maybe do this with a real > system running HAIKU vs running HAIKU inside Virtualbox. > Then while performing the steps make a video while doing so. > (Effectively splitting "make a video" up in parts.) That's what I was looking for in vain when I got in touch with Haiku for the first time. I believe it to be extremely helpful for interested developers coming from the Windows world to have a hands-on step-by-step introduction. Making success experiences easier to achieve and with less frustration could make the potential devs feel more comfortable with Haiku development and prevent them from throwing in the towel. In my opinion an additional part of the mentioned walthrough should be debugging along with hints on where and how to find relevant logfiles. Regards, Jürgen -- NEU: FreePhone - 0ct/min Handyspartarif mit Geld-zurück-Garantie! Jetzt informieren: http://www.gmx.net/de/go/freephone