Vincent Cayenne tapped out this message on 7/26/2003 12:41 PM >Frankly, these are of interest to those who see a benefit in carping >about an already-decided issue. Not necessarily. It is on a Pro-Mac site and therefore might help those who use those applications which are affected by cooperative multitasking issues. I would hardly call it carping. Usually that accusation is used by those who disagree with the discussion, happens all the time. I often find that while I am working in X, if someone so much as goes on or off the network, it makes the system hesitate, which never happened on OS 9. I won't even speculate on what causes that, with only two apps open, each taking up minimal RAM. The effort to nullify 9 with the attitude that because of the introduction of a radically different system, all of a sudden 9 is a horrid beast that sucks is not helpful to the 75% who are still using it or to those who have one foot in each world. I think the article shows that while something is different, it is not necessarily better in all areas. In other words, people can promote the use and success of X without denigrating the use of 9.