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Updated 11 Jun 2007
Haiku
| Pop | 34.87 |
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| Vit | 41.32 |
Haiku (formerly known as OpenBeOS) is an operating system designed from the ground up for desktop computing. Inspired by the BeOS, it aims to provide users of all levels with a personal computing experience that is simple yet powerful, and free of any unnecessary complexities. It aims for source and binary compatibility with BeOS R5.
Recent comments
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OpenSSH Heartbeat/Watchdog Patch
usefulness ? I don't have problems anymore with my NAT router after I added "-o ServerAliveInterval=60" to the ssh command line setting up the tunnel here (using 3.9p1). Is that t...
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Fine-tuning MPlayer
Re: scalable ? Oh, and btw, mplayer does work in BeOS... just need to get my hands on the diffs and clean them up to be included in the cvs (I heard the patch is quite ugly as is).
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Fine-tuning MPlayer
scalable ? > Player is a very scalable player. From low-end P1 systems to N GHz CPUs, you can get the best out of your machine. What about SMP ? for a single-threaded player I find it qui...
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Desktop *nix Users Find No Solution in OS X
what about... If you're looking for a UNIX for your Desktop, what about BeOS ? Ok, no troll, BeOS is NOT Unix, but seeing how you depict Unix here (bash, fortune, gcc, ...), BeOS has it all. So ...
