I find multi user capability a mixed bag. On one hand, I'm sick of typing my password(*nix)/allow(NT) for every trivial thing on modern systems. If I'm going

I find multi user capability a mixed bag. On one hand, I'm sick of typing my password(*nix)/allow(NT) for every trivial thing on modern systems. If I'm going to run as administrator, I might as well run on a single user system. On the other hand, when I let someone else use my PC (wife/child/friend), I would like them to run in another environment. Also when trying random downloaded applications. In this scenario, multi user makes sense. Multiuser is on the agenda for Haiku R2, and seeing how well they resolved the package management system, I expect multiuser R2 will be a thing of beauty.