Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 14th Aug 2007 22:04 UTC
"FalterCon 2007 took place on August 11, and it went quite well (IMHO, of course). Here I would like to share my personal impressions of the event, as well as make a few (somewhat) related observations. When the news of the WalterCon cancellation broke out and I read about some people being left with non-refundable air tickets, my first reaction was 'OK, let's do something with these guys'. A few emails later with Mike Summers, Bryan Varner and Urias, we had decided on having a community gathering which, as many of you know, was to later be called FalterCon (yes, pun intended). In approximately two weeks, we found a venue (and a good one!), had this website running, prepared some nice promo material, and were able to gather nine people willing to attend. All in all, I think we did pretty well given the very little time we had."
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Member since:2006-09-22
"I'm not sure I see how Haiku is a relevant OS for day-to-day personal or commercial business."
If they get the OS stable, it'll be relevant because a lot of people want a BeOS like system. I assume Haiku plans to modernise it.
Now, one thing i hope Haiku will fix is the crazy menu-oriented GUI of BeOS. It's nice the first couple of minutes, then your mouse arm starts to hurt...
If they get the OS stable, it'll be relevant because a lot of people want a BeOS like system. I assume Haiku plans to modernise it.
Now, one thing i hope Haiku will fix is the crazy menu-oriented GUI of BeOS. It's nice the first couple of minutes, then your mouse arm starts to hurt...
Please predictor, if you're going to troll at least try to be more imaginative. What you're saying is almost like asking Bill Gates to fix "that crazy window-oriented GUI".
Don't like it, don't use it. But really man, watch some TV, play a game, I don't know, do something, you're getting annoying.
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2006-11-30
"I'm not sure I see how Haiku is a relevant OS for day-to-day personal or commercial business."
If they get the OS stable, it'll be relevant because a lot of people want a BeOS like system. I assume Haiku plans to modernise it.
Now, one thing i hope Haiku will fix is the crazy menu-oriented GUI of BeOS. It's nice the first couple of minutes, then your mouse arm starts to hurt...