R1's original goal was "feature-complete replacement for BeOS R5". I think we have at this point achieved that, but we also have a vague goal of "usable, stable

R1's original goal was "feature-complete replacement for BeOS R5". I think we have at this point achieved that, but we also have a vague goal of "usable, stable, daily-driver OS" which we are not quite there for (mostly on the stability and daily-driver front; there are users who use it as a daily driver, but in a limited fashion.) The Haiku kernel and CLI already supports multiple users, you can add them and SSH into them already. Permissions checks aren't quite there yet, and the GUI is totally non-multiuser-aware. It is a R2 requirement, but it could come sooner...