Hi all -
I’m a first-timer here but have been following the project (“on and off”) for quite a while (waaay back when it was called OpenBeOS).
I downloaded the latest image and tried it in QEmu. Really good stuff - well done to all the devs!
Even at this early-ish stage, Haiku is remarkably solid. Oh, and I believe you made a great choice with the MIT license. There is lots of room in the "ecological niche" ( the BSD-ish / MIT "license niche" ) for very freely-licensed projects like this.
I bought a BeOS R.5 CD quite a while back and I seem to remember having some problems getting used to the "mouse navigation" with it (you know, left-click to do this, right-click to do that, etc). But with Haiku, I had no problems at all.
Well, umm … maybe one small one…
One thing I was wondering with Haiku - is it possible to “minimise apps”, and if so, how? I can maximaise and close apps, but couldn’t seem to find how to minimise them. I have a 2-button mouse.
I’m sure that by this time next year, Haiku will be really hummin’ along - it’s great even now!
Bye for now, and keep up the great work!
- latte