Vitruvian OS - Retrópolis

Falamos um tanto a respeito da Be, do Be OS, de Jean-Louis Gassett e um pouco sobre o Haiku (abraço, BGA!) no episódio 161. Mas a gente foi surpreendido pelo lançamento do Vitruvian OS. O V\OS é uma distribuição Linux baseada nos conceitos trazidos pelo BeOS, incluindo elegância e responsividade. A interface é aquela que

Retrópolis - A cidade dos clássicos
Yup, that’s quite familiar. Same boot to MacOS first then to BeOS on my Power Computing PPC tower of roughly the same vintage 200Mhz CPU era. I use it for compiling PPC versions of BeShare and VNCServer etc, for the boast of shipping for the most #BeOS & #HaikuOS varieties.

BeOS on a Power Macintosh, and a First Look at DingusPPC [Part 7]
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7PAoBAYLxYE

#beos #powerpc #retrocomputing

BeOS on a Power Macintosh, and a First Look at DingusPPC [Part 7]

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#retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #search #searchengine #FrogFind #BeOS #SeaMonkey

Catch of the Day: The Operating System of the Future That Stayed in the Past! 🐝💻

Hey Retro Fans!
Today, we get to celebrate a very special guest in the FrogFind logs. A user found their way to us using the SeaMonkey browser on BeOS!

For those who weren't active in the tech scene in the late 90s: BeOS was the absolute dream of every power user. It was written from scratch by former Apple developers and specifically optimized for multimedia and true multitasking on multiprocessor systems. It was incredibly fast, stable, and featured a beautiful user interface.

In fact, in late 1996, Apple was very close to buying BeOS to use it as the foundation for the new Mac OS. If that deal had gone through, the computer world would look completely different today! (Apple ultimately chose NeXTSTEP instead and brought Steve Jobs back).

The fact that this technical masterpiece still lives on and is maintained in the retro community today (both the original and its open-source successor, Haiku), and that someone is using it to visit the Frog pond, is a huge honor for us.

May multitasking always be with you!
Your FrogFind Team 🐸

IceBreaker – an action/arcade game availabale to many platforms, been started developed in 2000. https://archivegame.org/icebreaker/ #game #arcade #linux #windows #bsd #beos #solaris #osx
On April 22, 1999 @shacker, H. Bortman and C. Herborth released the BeOS Bible, an iconic book about #BeOS. 📕 #HaikuOS #BeOSBible http://birdhouse.org/beos/bible/welcome.html - The book is available at https://openlibrary.org/books/OL7407210M/BeOS_Bible_The
BeOS Bible

Running #HaikuOS on a #Thinkpad T14s Gen 3 works great. Except this laptop is so hot my fingers hurts typing on the keyboard.

#BeOS #RetroComputing

@scops if only #HaikuOS would grow a security model (and perhaps better graphics driver support)! I used to run #BeOS, back in the 90s. Always loved it, and it brings me joy still today, but this is not the Windows 95 / Mac OS 7 world any more. We can't live in this "everyone is root" setup.
The HAIKU community has taken the interesting approach of not only banning AI, code from the project. But segregating discussion of LLM-tainted software alongside proprietary software to it's own separate forum category. #haiku #haikuos #beos https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/changes-to-forum-rules-categories-for-llm-generated-content/19103
Changes to forum rules & categories for LLM-generated content

Following the recent discussions around LLM-generated content (so-called “AI”), the forum rules and categories have been amended. Changes to the forum guidelines New paragraph under the “Post Only Your Own Stuff” section: Don’t post content generated by large language models (“LLMs”) or similar tools. These enable people to post long, seemingly well-thought-out texts, practically without expending any actual thought or doing any research. This burdens our users and developers to either try an...

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