> > I'd welcome anything that moved Haiku closer to running on my SGI > > O2, > > though... > > Yeah, I think we need a focus shift toward HaikuIA. That always works > out well. :) > Well, at the time Be did it it was too early. We only start to see real-life handhelds around. Even though tabletPCs weren't really a success (but maybe because the OS wasn't suitable), there are many more form factors that are really used. PDAs sell less, but we see PDA-shaped smartphones instead. ultra- laptops are more usable. The Nokia n800 is more a niche stuff though. That changes from the kitchen computer that was bigger than a laptop and too slow to do video. Set-top-boxes are gone, but intelligent DSL modems now have a GUI to show on the TV, even if only to preset records. (bénie soit la Freebox :) So as I said, not it's no more "embedded" stuff, but real mobile desktop. Then it's not really a focus shift anymore. #include <ForwardLookingStatement.h> François.