I like this one! Very peaceful.
Wow! I have an idea to port a basic, open UI over to the iPad over a personal server, but thatâs a dream of mine.
Here is a recent snapshot of Haiku hrev51987 with my successful Haiku build of Mesa 18.1.1 (OpenGL 4.5 API/Vulkan 1.1 driver work) and checking out some NetFlix movies in WebPositive.
Like some of the other screenshots here, it have a lot of picture noise as horizontal lines.
What bug is that?
And I am right, that all screenshots with the noise lines are taken in Haiku itself and all screenshots without them are running Haiku in an Virtual Machine and the Virtual Machine or the Host Operating System have taken the screenshot?
I never seen any noise on my screenshots, and i do them in Haiku without any vm.
Yes, I think there is a bug in the screenshot app, it uses 32bit PNG and leaves the alpha channel uninitialized, but declares it as present still (it supports transparency to do proper single window shortcuts, with the window tab, windows may not be exactly rectangle).
they almost never do if you consider the title tab
My HiQDock (MacOSX Dock emulator written in Qt/QML) running on recently nightly showing Vision and Qt Creator apps and my DigitalQClock at the top to the left of the Deskbar:
Can I use some of the screenshots on my blog?
Hereâs a screenshot from my Haiku installation which I took today.
NetSurf 3.8 on Haiku hrev52358 showing Haiku Depot and Haiku Bug Tracking web pages.
I downloaded NetSurf and the site says to extract it. The file I got doesnât appear to be an archive and it doesnât appear to be an executable. Howâd you get it to work?
Or am I missing something blindingly obvious (always a possibility!)?
Oh, I downloaded it directly from the NetSurf website.
It should be an executable IIRC. Just chmod +x it.
Yep, tried that. Tracker says it canât start it (invalid argument) and from Terminal it says it canât execute the binary file because itâs not an executable.
But itâs also not a .ZIP or anything that Expander wants to work with.
I should just wait until 3.8 makes it to HaikuDepot.
Weird, I tested this with the NetSurf devs and it worked fine. Unless you are using an x86_64 system? The build they provide is 32bit only.
Ah. That would be it, then. I am running the 64-bit Haiku. Now it all makes sense.
Unfortunately I had to stop using the Mac window decorator - resizing doesnât work!
Anyway, this is what I imagine an early pre-alpha of Mac OS X may have looked like if Apple had chosen Be instead of NeXT. And yes, thatâs the real Charcoal font.
Bugreport please.
Done. I didnât realize the MacDecorator was supported! You guys really are awesome.