After 8 Years of Work, Be-Alike Haiku Releases Official Alpha

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After 8 Years of Work, Be-Alike Haiku Releases Official Alpha
Topic Started: Sep 14 2009, 10:43 PM (409 Views)
Enigma Deadsouls	Sep 14 2009, 10:43 PM Post #1
Cast in the name of God, Ye not guilty. Posts: 1,160 Group: Global Moderators Member #20 Joined: November 22, 2003	As some of you may remember, I was always a fan of BeOS. It was ahead of its time in many respects. slashdot.org Technology: After 8 Years of Work, Be-Alike Haiku Releases Official Alpha Posted by timothy on Monday September 14, @08:08AM from the time-for-some-wikipedia-edit-action dept. NiteMair writes "The Haiku project has finally released an official R1 alpha, after 8 years of development. This marks a significant milestone for the project, and it also debuts the first official/publicly available LiveCD ISO image that can be easily booted and used to install Haiku on x86 hardware. Haiku is a desktop operating system inspired by BeOS after Be, Inc. closed its doors in 2001. The project has remained true to the BeOS philosophy while integrating modern hardware support and features along the way." Eugenia adds this link to an article describing the history of the OS, along with a review of the alpha version. Some pictures of it on the infamous HP G60-235DX.
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