[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 >>Now, if someone could take some of the drawn widgets and controls and
 >>make native OS/2 versions. I think a speed increase could occur.
 >
 > If this is true then why is Mozilla's UI so much faster in Windows ???
 > I would've thought that because of the XUL interface ALL operating
 > systems would suffer ... so to speak ...

It does suffer. I'm not saying the OS/2 version isn't as highly 
optimized (as mike says, it's the DLLs), but my point was rather that 
the CPU and memory usage is MUCH higher than previous generation browsers.
With a 1.5GHz CPU you may not see much difference in the speed between 
platforms.

 > Specs:
 >
 > Windows 2000 box ~ PIII450mhz w/128megs or RAM ...
 > OS/2 Warp 4 system ~ AMD K6-2 450 w/256megs of RAM ...
 >
 > It would appear that somehow Mozilla's UI is optimized for Windows ...

I'm sure many operations are. And I'm SURE that the mozilla team has 
optimized the OS/2 specific code in many ways. But much of the code has 
not/could not have been touched...
If we could get MORE OS/2 programmers helping the warpzilla team... I'm 
sure lots of things could be done.



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