Agreed, I was a huge BeOS evangelist back when Be, Inc. was still around and a while after they were bought out. I ran it as my main OS for several years and to

Agreed, I was a huge BeOS evangelist back when Be, Inc. was still around and a while after they were bought out. I ran it as my main OS for several years and to this day I prefer its interface, multimedia back-end, and file system to anything modern. Haiku would scratch that itch if only, as you said, it supported modern hardware and current necessary software. This announcement is one step closer to the former becoming a reality, and I'm so there for it! I feel like once it's stable enough for use as a daily driver hardware-wise, the software porting side will begin to catch up.