I'm an heavy Windows user, but even with all the power of MS-Word, I still need very often NotePad. I hate the full Outlook, because I only need the Outlook Express for my needs. I think we have to be careful before under-estimating "Lite" versions of softwares. I liked Poorman & RobinHood because I needed nothing more. And I knew that if I wished to push a bigger server solution, I would has to go for Apache. Same thing for Net+. Having a full-featured browser is cool, but I REALLY don't want to load, say, Mozilla, each time I want to read an html help files in the BeBook ... no way ! - Steve ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gabe" <gabe@xxxxxxxxx> To: <openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 3:12 PM Subject: [openbeos] Re: OpenBeOS Applications > With widespread use of serverside scripts/applications, it's important to be > able to do more than just serve plain HTML and images. Plugins, modules, > whatever, should be available for things like perl and php, and you > shouldn't have to dig through a number of config files just to make it work. > > It would seem a bit silly to have the clean and simple one be so simple it > has to say, "I'm sorry, but to do that you'll have to venture into the lair > of the mutant octopus." > >