You're right, BeOS is more interesting - but has virtually no marketshare in high-end production (not that I don't wish it did). Linux has a long way to go before it's accepted for desktop production, shure (in fact it was only with v6.2 that we were able to get our threading going the right way). That said, we do have customers interested in it, and we certainly see POSIX compliancy as a step in the right direction.... Dan
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You're right, BeOS is more interesting - but has virtually no marketshare in high-end production (not that I don't wish it did). Linux has a long way to go before it's accepted for desktop production, shure (in fact it was only with v6.2 that we were able to get our threading going the right way). That said, we do have customers interested in it, and we certainly see POSIX compliancy as a step in the right direction.... Dan