* Hrvoje Niksic <hniksic(a)iskon.hr&gt; writes: [...] Like you said: "Many items in PROBLEMS are OS-independent." So the file tells a novice user whose sole conception of, say, Linux is that of "the better Windows" about Alpha Linux ("is that a new distib?"), pgcc ("huh?"), AIX and other things Joe Random Linux-Poweruser ("look, Ma, I found a DeadRat") has never heard of. I was trying to say that a file that says "if you're using Linux or a SPARC, *read* me" is more likely to be read. I recall reading the problems file months after my first install, mainly because this kind of file is not too common in the Linux world. Is there reliable statistic about the XEmacs userbase? I may be very wrong, but I would imagine that a large (and rapidly growing) number of user are their own admins (ie single user systems running Linux or *BSD). And why do I need a "Splash" entry in the Help menu? -- Robin S. Socha Big. Black. Beautified. <http://socha.net/XEmacs/>