> Hmmm. So this is all Bonobo? Does Gnome-DB make use of Bonobo? *sigh* you can > see why we're using Gnome as the foundation for Loci :-) Well, they says so... But since I havn't looked at the code yet ( I cannot download it from them ) I cannot know if they *should use when they are ready* or *are using* bonobo... ;) Actually, bonobo is a bit more than just compund documents. If loci would be based upon bonobo, I think a working release would require only a way to store persistant *connections* between CORBA objects. ( Preferably with a GUI :) Later on we could add support to dynamically create connections between CORBA objects. ( So you would store "object A should be connected to an object that can do B" instead of "object A should be connected to object B" ) This might sound little, but I think it will require enough work, and it would *really* improve any operating system. ( And then, we could of course add new features not found in bonobo :) Bonobo allows you to do a lot of "magic" with various objects, but it allso requires you to write programs that uses the objects. Loci could give the end-user the possibility to use these objects directly, and this soley is more than it sounds like. // Liss