quoth Stephan Aßmus, > That is sure the case. So how would you go about making Haiku developers > use Haiku more often? From what I read, you're doing it, as you make the web browser more usable. For me anyway, whether I could use BeOS or Haiku has come and gone with the browser vs. the demands placed on it by current web usage. BeOS lasted until about 2002, Haiku until I forget, maybe 2011. That appears to be one of the biggest challenges Haiku faces. Oh yeah, the competition has gotten much better since the early days of BeOS, but Haiku is better than BeOS was, it's a great platform. But it needs the same basic connectivity we had with BeOS, so we must hope that the web browser won't become an unmanageable burden Donn