Thanks for the clarification > ><lurkoff> > > > >As a none code contributing bod... (so kick me if my view is out of > >line) > > > >*IF* we had a kernel, more people could contribute, since BeOS is > >modular, we should be able to drop in a new kernel and everything > >should work right? > > *NO NO NO NO NO* > This is *exactly* what we don't have and have been trying to avoid. > Every piece can and is being written to replace its R5 counterpart. > Mail Daemon Replacement is a prime example. > Now, because of some interdependencies, certain parts can't be *USED* > this way > (example - the Input Kit). But they are *all* under development. > > >Now, admittedly we are in a Catch 22, no kernel until all kits are > >written, and no kits until kernel is written... > > Nah. We are actually parallelizing very nicely. > > > >So how do we solve this? > > > ><lurkoff> > > > >