Thierry wrote:
Le 18 sept. 09 à 21:25, Richmond Mathewson a écrit :
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From a personal point of view I can see that Haiku looks quite sexy in
GUI terms and probably boots and runs faster than a lot of Ubuntu
distros
[and to support this I should point out that I have just put my P3s
in my
Le 18 sept. 09 à 21:25, Richmond Mathewson a écrit :
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From a personal point of view I can see that Haiku looks quite sexy in
GUI terms and probably boots and runs faster than a lot of Ubuntu
distros
[and to support this I should point out that I have just put my P3s
in my
school BACK
Andre Garzia wrote:
Keep an eye on Haiku, it will make lots of noise.
Have just burnt a CD and bunged it in the P4 . . . Live only, as don't
want to lose my Happy Ubuntu Box:
Hey, the boot is pretty fast.
Nice, clean GUI; err . . . makes me think of Damn Small with
its modified Fluxbox. No
> the BeOS IP passed from hand to hand and now is owned by
> Access (who brought it from palm) (whoever they are).
I think it might be this: http://www.access-company.com/. They were a Linux
focused company in Japan that went on a pretty big shopping spree and are
very, very focused on the Japane
Andre Garzia wrote:
Lynn,
the BeOS IP passed from hand to hand and now is owned by Access (who brought
it from palm) (whoever they are).
BeOS was Great! I used it a lot, now, as soon as Haiku becomes a little more
stable, it will become my own desktop os here for most of my computers,
except my
Lynn,
the BeOS IP passed from hand to hand and now is owned by Access (who brought
it from palm) (whoever they are).
BeOS was Great! I used it a lot, now, as soon as Haiku becomes a little more
stable, it will become my own desktop os here for most of my computers,
except my macs... if Rev ever ru
> SOT - Slightly Off Topic
>
> http://www.haiku-os.org/
>
> Will RunRev be able, in the future, to produce standalones
> for this Be OS clone?
BeOS...alas poor yorick. Jean-Louis Gassée got me to write for the BeOS
Developer Journal and there was some efforts going on to make way for BeOS
softw
Richmond-
Thursday, September 17, 2009, 7:34:26 AM, you wrote:
>> Look at the about box for that system and look into past mantainers...
>> you'll see, me! :D
>>
> Look up 'Ubiquitous' in your dictionary . . . :)
ROTFL
--
-Mark Wieder
mwie...@ahsoftware.net
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Why do I have a "funny feeling" related to the Google Chrome noise, and
now Haiku,
that there are very shortly going to be a number of OSes that may
effectively undermine
the 90% Windows - 10% Macintosh dominance.
I am not psychic, but I can always tell when rain is coming by the smell
in the
Richmond,
Look at the about box for that system and look into past mantainers...
you'll see, me! :D
I created the network preferences for Haiku during the Google Summer of
Code. Ok Ok, it is a very basic network preference pane but it is mine and
it was done in C++
As for Rev running under haiku,
SOT - Slightly Off Topic
http://www.haiku-os.org/
Will RunRev be able, in the future, to produce standalones for this
Be OS clone?
Will there be a revWeb plug-in for Haiku so that revlets can be accessed
in Haiku-based web-browsers?
I wonder what the uptake on this OS will be: I'm just going t
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