Iād love to use Beam but I canāt find an installable image. Where did you get yours from?
Thanks!
Iād love to use Beam but I canāt find an installable image. Where did you get yours from?
Thanks!
From HaikuDepotā¦ just uncheck ārecommended appsāā¦ but only for 32bit system AFAIKā¦
Ah, that would be why I couldnāt see it! Thank you!
Beamās source code is pretty messy, I donāt think anyone really wants to try to maintain itā¦
There have been a lot of fixes to Haikuās built-in Mail over the past few weeks, and we intend to keep that momentum up. So, hopefully for Beam or other mail users, it will be viable to switch, before too long.
GnuCOBOL actually compiles more or less out of the box, at least on the 64bit release of Haiku. I will be adding a recepie to HaikuPorts as soon as I have the time
well posted there I know Iām late:
Already did a nftp recipe that wasnāt merged because lack of interest, worked pretty fine at that time: https://github.com/haikuports/haikuports/pull/1704
Some of the things I would like to see:
Internet:
Video:
Audio:
How about getting 2 or 3 core Haiku developers to work on Calvinās stuck port of Mono? Thereās just one bug thatās stopping everything from continuing.
Developers arenāt paid or assigned to work; they just pick it up if theyāre interested in itā¦
No duh. Iām telling you what itās going to take to get the problem solved. The average drive-by aināt gonna cut it.
What āproblemā? Even if you got Mono working, any UIs would need to be completely recoded unless theyāre web-basedā¦
It takes an interested developer. The reason I work on Haiku is because I like the native APIs and their ease of use, therefore I see little needs in porting every toolkit and programming language out there. Find another victim!
Mono depends on GTKā¦ so that would be required not rewriting, though rewriting to render to BeAPI would probably be preferable it may not be truly feasible.
Does it? I thought Mono was just the (ported) CLR and the compiler, and the optional GTK# port required GTK?
If Haiku goes anywhere near .Net, I think the CoreCLR is the way to go, rather than Mono.
No there is a functional port of winforms alsoā¦ which depends on GTK IIRC.
In any case CoreCLR and Mono are developed by the same teams I believe these daysā¦
I have a winforms application I wrote in VS then did minimal changes to get it working in Monoā¦I even took the binary built with mono on Linux and ran it on MSās .net ā¦