Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 4th Apr 2009 05:36 UTC
"Firefly" is the best Joss Whedon work to date, but I always try to give the benefit of the doubt on new sci-fi shows. So tonight, as I was watching "Dollhouse" on TV with my ex-Be engineer husband, JBQ (currently at Android, along with many other ex-Be engineers), I noticed something familiar at the Dollhouse supervisor's computer screen. It seems that the Dollhouse's business runs on... BeOS. Click in for some snapshots of the scene. Update: mikesum32 tells us that they used a screenshot of BeOS full screen! In the screenshot BeShare and 'Jabber for BeOS' were open. I recognize quite a few names in their lists (some of them are OSNews readers to this day), so congrats for those who made it to... TV!
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Regarding point b) - isn't free/open source software the safest bet? Typical OSS license doesn't seem to mind any such usage...I only wonder about logos/trademarks/copyrightable stuff (and it's even easier to find something that looks unknown/special)