> After 25 years, GTK joins the party … I mean.. shall we start a list of ways in which BeOS/Haiku have yet to "join the party" that the linux desktop has mana

> After 25 years, GTK joins the party … I mean.. shall we start a list of ways in which BeOS/Haiku have yet to "join the party" that the linux desktop has managed? Juggling the various needs of one hell of a lot more users across a lot more platforms, with a lot more API-consuming apps to keep working on systems which are designed with a lot more component independence is a much harder problem to solve.