<holmqvist.fredrik@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > A plugins based app should only load slower if there are plugins > while one that > has all the 'optionals' built in will always be slower for those who > never use them. > Comparing two completly different apps, is very much apples and > oranges. Sorry, that's simply untrue. An application that loads add-ons is slower than one that doesn't, almost no matter how big the app is; the parts that aren't used in an application are only loaded on-demand, they never get loaded if the functionality is never used (same for libraries). What's taking long with add-ons is not just loading them - it's the linking process and all that that takes time. Dunno where you're taking apples and oranges from, anyway. I think Refraction is just poorly designed, especially in BeOS with its 32 MB system wide add-on limit (but even without it). Bye, Axel.