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Well it has been a while but the source code to my BeOS projects seems to have reappeared. I don’t know how complete they are (I didn’t use version control in 2000-2002) and whether they compile or not, so I am trying them out. I have BeOS working in a QEMU emulator (well just ‘Q’ [...]
Interesting times indeed as I am finally able to run Haiku at a decent speed under OSX (does that make it Haiku.app?). The network works too which is very useful if I am ever going to do anything with my projects. !http://www.kumo.it/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/haiku.png! I have moved the BeOS open source survey to the “BeOS”:/beos page.
A couple of nights ago I decided that it was time to see if I could get BeOS to work on my iBook (it worked but it was very slow). I found the information on various places on the Internet but I forgot to note down where I found it from so I am recreating it here (so that at least I don’t forget how it was done).
I am wondering if I should bother making the source code to my old BeOS applications available… does anyone care at all?
Added new version of repliman. You should download this only if you have problems seeing the Desktop replicants.
Updated the attr_tools, now attributes can be renamed. Page can be found “here”:/beos/attr_tools.
Buttons are appearing all over the internet so I made my NetPositive compliant button here.
I rewrote some of the *attr commands that ship with BeOS to show more information about the attributes. Page can be found “here”:/pages/beos/attr_tools.
