2009/9/24 Caitlin Shaw <rogueeve@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>: > >>>> a fundamental scheme like that is bound to break things. >>>> >>> >>> We could also identify such applications when running them >>> (runtime_loader stuff) and change the app_server behavior for them (like >>> activating a "no aa" flag). >>> > > How good of an ability does the runtime_loader actually have to identify an > "old BeOS app that was written before diagonal lines were anti-aliased?". > IOW, imagine this scenario; say I'm the author of an app which I've been > using for a while on Haiku and it works perfectly. One day I take the source > to my works-great app and recompile it verbatim on Haiku. Is it suddenly > going to be broken? I could live with that. There is no such thing as a free lunch, and when you are compiling on a different platform you should expect some changes. If it is the first time you build on Haiku I'd imagine you try to compile, run and test before you start doing a lot of changes. /Fredrik Holmqvist, TQH