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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 25th Mar 2008 22:29 UTC

I have no idea how I missed it (seriously) but read this: "It's been almost one year since we announced our conversations with ACCESS Co. Ltd. targeted at releasing legacy BeOS related documents, and ~~today~~ last week we were happy to inform the community that this project has finally arrived to a happy conclusion: the BeBook and all the Be Newsletters are now available online. As an emerging open source project, documentation for Haiku is still hard to come by; and while our Documentation Team works on creating Haiku-specific material, the BeBook and the Be Newsletters will provide valuable reference material for all developers, new and experienced alike."

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anyone?

by cozby on Wed 26th Mar 2008 03:50 UTC

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2006-03-08

Does anyone actually care about this?
Honestly.. Haiku, are you serious?

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RE: anyone?

by 10wattmindtrip on Wed 26th Mar 2008 04:48 in reply to "anyone?"

Member since:
2007-04-01

Trick question?

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by umccullough on Wed 26th Mar 2008 06:47 in reply to "RE: anyone?"

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2006-01-26

Nope - apparently just ignorant bastard.

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RE: anyone?

by Morgan on Wed 26th Mar 2008 06:27 in reply to "anyone?"

Member since:
2005-06-29

Have you been on OSNews long? BeOS (and Haiku) news has always been given importance here, and rightly so. I have no idea what your pet OS is, but I'm damn sure not going to slam it just to get a reaction, like you seem to be doing here. Please do us all a favor and crawl back under your bridge.

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RE: anyone?

by rcsteiner on Wed 26th Mar 2008 22:05 in reply to "anyone?"

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2005-07-12

I still have a BeOS 5 Pro installation that I boot into every once in a while.

Then again, I also have an OS/2 box I use fulltime and I like Apple ][ games via Appler, so...

Seriously, though. If you can install it, it's still a nice OS. I managed to get a copy of Firefox 2.0.12 for it, *and* I managed to install it and get it to run, so the platform can't be all bad.

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