2010/2/6 David Flemström <david.flemstrom@xxxxxxxxx>: > Packages make use of the Haiku file system metadata > While this is fine all by itself, it makes it difficult for 3rd-parties who > want to cross-compile applications to Haiku. We try to embrace innovation, not hinder it. So avoiding using modern features because some OS'es are lacking is not going to be well recieved. If they are lacking they can either choose to emulate the feature or implement it. We want software that take full advantage of every part of Haiku OS where we can. Furthermore, Linux is probably not the best platform to look for inspiration for Haiku apps. Mac OS, Amiga, Atari ST and Iphone/Android markets would be much better places to look. More focus on the end user, not so much on developers. The whole thing is very hard to comment on, but to me it feels like a clunky app you'd find in Linux or such systems. A simple and elegant solution, which don't assume things on behalf of the user is probably more how I'd want it. /Fredrik Holmqvist, TQH