> Just confirms that BeOS had the right windowing features all along. Which windowing features are you referring to? I recall with BeOS (and I assume Haiku) yo

> Just confirms that BeOS had the right windowing features all along. Which windowing features are you referring to? I recall with BeOS (and I assume Haiku) you could shift-click on the "yellow window tab" to move it along the top of windows, so you could have multiple windows stacked, but with their tabs visible on the top, but I don't recall a split-view.