One important thing to be sure of, before we start with the different libraries... what c-library should we use? At the moment... clib2 is the c-library with the most functions, but as it is a static library and OpenOffice.org is huge, would this not be a good idea... newlib does have less functions at the moment, but it is shared, and is more optimized... so it would need more work, but will give us a more Amiga-like and a faster application. If we would chose newlib, should we if it was up to me make the missing functions under the BSD license, and offer the OS4 team the code for inclussion in newlib (up to them ofcourse). -- best regards, hnl_dk - Henning Nielsen Lund µA1-C (IBM PowerPC 750 FX V2.2 @ 800MHz), 256MB RAM, NEC ND-3500A DVD/CD RW, Samsung SP1604N 160GB PATA Harddisk drive, Acer AL1721 17" TFT, modified Tyan M2042 1->3 PCI Riser...