Yesterday I did a complete download and install in Win98SE. Actually, because of the slowness, I got the packages off a mirror first, and only downloaded the binary package itself off of ftp.xemacs.org. The mirrors did not have it yet, at that time, although it got mirrored later. Download: OK - no problems Install: OK - no problems Use: OK - no problems detected sofar So, from my observations, the release seems to be GO on Win98SE. I did no extensive testing because of the issue described below. In a multi-user Win98 environment, there is a really annoying thing, namely trying to set $HOME correctly. I still have not figured out a way to reset $HOME when users log in and out in Win98. (FYI; in Win98 this is mostly used to allow personalized desktops etc.) I tried (setenv "HOME" [path-to-home-dir-based-on-user-login-name]) in site-start.el, but apparently the HOME variable is read really early on during startup, and the user home directory was already set to "C:\\". I found no way to reset it from within site-start.el - any hints are appreciated! It might make sense to consider a tweak that would allow the HOME (or "~") variable to be set within site-start.el, using the user-login-name as a variable. I know, this would be ugly, strange, and even outright dangerous. But isn't that what site-start.el is all about. :) Camillo