Linked by Andrew Hudson on Mon 20th Jun 2011 17:19 UTC
Haiku Alpha 3 has been in development for more than 14 months. In that time more than 800 bugs have been identified and fixed, major sections have been updated, applications have been added and updated, and great progress has been made in supporting additional hardware. Here is a summary of updates, more details can be found here. Also inside, interviews with some core Haiku developers.
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RE[8]: Looking Forward to Haiku
by Neolander on Tue 21st Jun 2011 07:07
in reply to "RE[7]: Looking Forward to Haiku"
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I was rather thinking about things like web or PDF docs that describe the general Symbian design, without going into the specifics. It's hard to understand software just by looking at its code, no matter how well commented it is, or at least I have a hard time doing it myself.
EDIT : Something like this - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Architecture_of_Windows_NT
EDIT2 : Found it. The wikipedia doc on Symbian has much improved since my last visit.
EDIT3 : Link for those interested - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbian#Architecture
Edited 2011-06-21 07:12 UTC
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2009-12-07
The source code for EKA2 was placed under the EPL by the Symbian foundation and a reader might have a code drop. However when Nokia officially took over it pulled it from the web and repeated requests to make it available have not met with any response.
Aggravating to say the least.