>BeOS, which could . . . but was absolute torture to get a proper Web Browser working. Ah, but that is exactly why I'm paying attention Fuchsia even though in

>BeOS, which could . . . but was absolute torture to get a proper Web Browser working. Ah, but that is exactly why I'm paying attention Fuchsia even though in general I ignore new OSes: it would not be hard for the organization behind Fuchsia to instruct the 1000-or-so developers it employs who maintain a web browser to make the web browse runs on Fuchsia. (and it is open-source).