@Joerg

Have the AWeb guys ever contacted you?

IIRC, the plan was to create a new AWeb built around the KHTML toolkit (i.e., webkit). I have no idea how easy/hard it would be to rip out its display engine and replace it with OWB's core, but it is an idea.

For internet browser, OWB was designed to be portable. So let's go, Joerg did the right choice, avoiding to spend months understanding internals of a browser engine (it may be the case though).

Would it be feasible for Hyperion's programmers to develop their own OS4 specific web browser?

They, of course, know OS4 better than anyone. It should be faster and work better than ports of browsers designed for other systems. If they all worked together on it maybe it wouldn't be too huge of a project.

If someone makes the splash image I can write the launcher.

Just out of curiousity, I was wondering if there is a tooltype option available in OWB 2.12 to use my regular Workbench pointer like OWB 2.11 does right now.

Do you know if OWB make use of virtual memory if enabled ?

[mmh ... An good U2SCSI driver with an good Seagate
HD and 80MB/s continous transfer speed on an 2-channel
SCSI card ...

-dream- > actual High-End SAS HD`s get 180MB/sec peek

the access and file transfer is on the outer sectors
faster.

There is 1.5.20 in the list of unstable snapshots, should we use this, or another version?

Which version of pixman?

It is possible, but...

pango needs cairo, and the cairo developer files are not in the current SDK.

I have another question. Does subprocess entry point function need some compiler flag like '__saveds' on 68k? I get some near-zero read hits when accessing globals.

I wouldn't use 100000. Best to use 65536 or 131072 for optimum speed.

In any event, I know it's not open-source, but I thought if the copyright had been abandoned that the source may be floating around the net somewhere.

Yes, OS4.1 might have scaling for icons, as well as AfA OS 4.2 does.
But what's the use of it if you are an app programmer?
Do you want to limit yourself to OS4.1?

I don't want to cause a flame war now, but I like my apps run everywhere.

Dunno, perhaps the composition engine (cairo) of OS4.1 already can do all of the stuff mentioned here. Or at least should be used for something like this.

Like (peudo Code)

LoadBitmap(TBImages:cut24x24);

or

LoadIcon("MyIcon.info",24,16)

would load the icon in the specified (maximum-)size.
You, as the application developer dont care about it's actual size.
This is very handy for toolbars and everywhere you display Icons, when you want to force them to have uniform sizes.

So I decided to put it into a library. But if MUI and Reaction access the images by themselves, this only has a benefit if you need the resizing and/or effects.

The idea is to complete AISS by having an interface to access the images. Not everybody is firm in laoding and blitting images with alpha channel.

The library provides scaling and caching, so that two programs won't load the same images 2 times.

The interface works like this:

aiss* button = aiss_Open("TBImages:cut",width,height);
aiss_Blit(button,state,x,y,RastPort);
aiss_Close(button);

-OS4.0 compatibility: for CSPPC OS4 owners

I would *REALLY* like to be able to log into my Linksys router. I get "401 Unauthorized" instead of a login request window.

the % of cpu usage with 2.10 version is too high also when you leave it in st.by, example with amigans home page the cpu is busy about 50-85%,

owb 1.25 use cpu on the same page about 10-30% and the scroll is a lot better in this old version