>> Can you explain to me the usefullness of BeOS-only >> attributes on a CD on a non-BeOS system? BeOS attributes, >> as awesome as they are, would be near useless on a >> CD meant for many operating systems. > >This is where I said BeOS must lead. If the attributes are >so neat, then why not devise a way to make them accessible >to other OS too? You are the coding experts, so you know how >to do it. I just see it from a marketing and usability angle. >;) There is no support in NT or MacOS for BeOS like attributes at a user level. Nothing like Find by Attribute, at least, not that I am aware of. So, I guess, if we wanted to write NT and Mac apps to do finds... And add-ons (not sure that you even can) to explorer... >Alternatively, let BeOS write a text file (or whatever) onto >the CD (or other medium) extolling on the virtues of the >BeOS and its file attributes. IOW, you gotta find a way to >attract attention to the BeOS - one way or another. That you could do.