> >> This leaves us with 2 big questions: > >> A) Do we break binary compatibility now and leave everything > > > behind > >> and, > >> B) what PPC machines do we want to support? > > > >I am personally about 10% of the BeOS PPC users out there > >(exaggeration, I realise). Those of us who still use BeOS PPC (to > >actually do work, not to play with; I don't even own an x86) are die > > - > >hards enough that it probably doesn't matter what you put us > > through. > >-Nathan > > You are one of those people that wanted the inventor of the phrase > "it is dark inside the box" tortured and killed. Aren't you. ;-) Most definitely. > Again, then, which machines to support? > Be supported <G3. Is it still worth while to support them? G3s have > been out > for many years... Of course, an exception would be the BeBox. :-) It depends. I would like less than G3, because that's what I have, but it depends on the ease of porting. -Nathan -- Fortune Cookie Says: Boy, n.: A noise with dirt on it.