| Hi Kitt; As a browser developer, agreed that X3D is *huge*. And it's getting bigger. We are developing FreeWRL to be rock-solid-no-frills-just-works browser. Mainly developing to the Profiles, but with many other nodes thrown in to the mix. Being conformant to the profiles is the most important thing, however. (I wear the Chairman, Web3D Conformance Group, so I had better say that) Unfortunately, people *love* the fancy demos, even if, possibly, the underlying browser is as holy as swiss cheese. So, what do you do? It's a real problem - if you wow them with demos, you get initial attraction, then rejection when the holes become apparent; if you show them a rock solid browser with no fancy demos; you don't get that initial attention. We had the "wow - great demos" voice come up earlier today, from one of "our" people - so it is a natural reaction. I don't know the answer. On 25-Apr-06, at 1:02 PM, Kitt Mason wrote:
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