Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Mon 14th Sep 2009 04:05 UTC, submitted by Coldfirex
The Haiku Project is proud to announce the availability of Haiku R1/Alpha 1, the first official development release of Haiku, an open source operating system that specifically targets personal computing. The purpose of this release is to make a stable development snapshot of Haiku available to a wider audience for more extensive testing and debugging.
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2008-03-16
This is good. Funny enough, no more than 3 days ago i installed BeOS MAX 3.1, "just because" i wondered if it would work on my 3GHz, 1 Gig ram machine... and it did! i needed a driver from bebits, and broadcom support was obviously not there... now i get to d/l the Alpha, and install, and see how much has changed!