His website is sadly long gone.
I interviewed him for the Zeta magazine back in the days. Hope to find back to some of his sketches and share them ![]()
His website is sadly long gone.
I interviewed him for the Zeta magazine back in the days. Hope to find back to some of his sketches and share them ![]()
Window tabs go all the way back to Xerox Smalltalk. The people working on Taligent (and BeOS) surely had seen a few demos of that.
The square close button on the left comes from MacOS.
The minimize and maximize buttons on the right come from Windows 3.11. BeOS replaced them with a Zoom button.
That reminds me of the feature in BeOS where the icon of the floppy drive changed depending on whether a diskette was mounted or not. I guess we don’t have this little source of joy in Haiku anymore, but can anybody confirm this? I don’t have a computer with a floppy drive to test it.
I’m pretty sure there’s no functional floppy driver at the moment, at least not for internal drives.
Having an “empty” Icon for the DVD drive could be cool. ![]()