Hans, With all due respect, but here's some reasons why the previous Hugs maintainers might have been reluctant to let your variant of Hugs into the main source tree: it's big, it's unstructured, it's a mix of various unrelated features, and it carries some serious implications to the overall program reliability that I know no maintainer would accept (read unsafe asynchrony). At the same time it contains some features that are really nifty under MacOS, for example drag-and-drop support. We now have basic MacOS support included in the distribution. What I'm offering you and anybody else interested is to submit extension proposals, one at a time, and I'll add them to the main sources if they seem to be useful, well-written, and free of unwanted side-effects. I'm not interested in buying a whole package. And if I'm to spend time understanding/fixing (say) a stack-checking extension, I'd rather do that if it would benefit all Hugs users, not just those who run the Mac version. The same holds for profiling. So please see if you can find the time to break down your additions into more manageable units, that are based on the Feb 2001 sources. I'll seriously consider each one of them. In their absence I'll probably try to add some simple drag-and-drop support, but not much more. All the best, Johan