On Fri, Sep 06, 2013 at 08:25:15AM +0200, Siarzhuk Zharski wrote: > Pete Goodeve пиÑал 06.09.2013 03:22: > >I just 'upgraded' my work partition to hrev45851 (patched to fix > > What Haiku revision have you used before? [... and have now returned to...(:-/)] 44674 I should also mention that NetPositive doesn't work directly even in that rev. [NetPositive?! Yep -- For the websites that it still works on -- which are the majority I access regularly, like Google, Wikipedia, and the BBC -- it's many times as fast as even W+. (I just did some timing: BBC -- 3 secs vs 25 to bring up the main page!) I don't have to wait and fume while all that javascript is sorted out!] I tracked that down a while ago to libmail.so, which seems to have changed the prototype for encode_base64(...). As I don't use Haiku's Mail, I've just been substituting an old libmail that satisfies N+. (I'm not sure I understand the actual problem -- the symbol in the library now seems to have no mangling at all.) > > >...and then the Terminal locks solid. Ctrl-C has no effect, and I have > >to use the ProcessMonitor to kill it. > > It is a good idea to register this Terminal issue in Trac too. > Sorry, I was fuzzy there. The Terminal itself doesn't lock up, but if I close it, the ruby process is so solidly locked that it stays around until whacked by ProcessController. -- Pete --