> Supporting many file systems is important to be enable Haiku to be used > by more people. A big part of the Haiku philosophy is "it just works" > (like in "wow, it can just mount my current Linux partition and work > with it"). Most linux filesystem aren't powerful enough when it comes to handling attributes and resources in a file. So, you can read/write them, but not really work with it the Haiku way. But ok, we definitely need read support to help migrating to Haiku easily. Write support is for using multiple OS. I consider the fact that people request that almost a failure, as it means they are still running some other OS alongside. But well, let's say we need it at least for a smooth transitional period, then it will disappear when we take over the world :) -- Adrien Destugues / PulkoMandy http://pulkomandy.ath.cx