> > Thanks to Ryan Leavengood's help on setting up crosscompiling > > from Linux we should soon be able to provide you with Firefox2 > > builds specifically built for Haiku and gcc4. I guess > > productivity will go down (or up) :) > > I am a web programmer working from home, and if we could get Firefox, > Pe, Apache, and PHP fully working, I could actually switch to Haiku > as > my main working platform. > > I'd have to run it via VMware (since it won't run on my laptop), and > I'd > still have to switch back to Windows to check things out on IE, but > it'd > be pretty cool to be able to actually be productive on Haiku. > > On the other hand, Be still runs on my old desktop, and I suppose > eventually I could run Haiku on that machine and connect via VNC from > my > laptop... > > Pe was recently discussed; does anyone know whether Apache and PHP > will > compile and run in Haiku? And whether I can get to localhost even if > networking is not fully functional? > Apache I don't know, but I suppose RobinHood could give less trouble trying. And it should support PHP so that'll buy you some time. Maybe we should actually put RobinHood in svn (with a simpler configuration interface à la PoorMan) ? François.