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The development on the hardware 3D has slowed, it is mostly due to several factors: Real lifeWorking too many projects has begun to catch up with m

Hi. I have set up a very very very basic page for the DocumentViewer, there you find also a link to a bug tracker (I know it's a little suboptimal, b

Assuming Haiku can succeed in inheriting the "media OS" crown from BeOS in the months ahead, it's starting to look to me like, in all other respects,

Since my first blog post, I have noticed there has indeed been a little increase in participation in BeShare, but I'm going to continue hammering the

Today I published a new version of the new pdf viewer. I know i'm a little late, because I wanted to publish it sooner. I think the next version will

This is a little overview about the Viewer that I'm going to write. As you perhaps already know, I already started working on a new pdf-viewer based

As Haiku increases in popularity,  I'm hopeful users will discover (or rediscover) Jeremy Friesner's amazing BeShare chat client and jo

Fair Harbor Radio, formerly BeOSRADIO, is now running around the clock using TuneTracker System and Haiku-OS, and I've gotta tell you, it's running

I'm going to have to cancel the Gallium Bounty between Adrian Marius Popa and Haikuware for failure to comply to our rules. The rules are very simple - among them, quarterly progress reports are mandatory. They help let us know what has (or has not been) achieved, and places a certain order of responsibility on the developer to stick to their timeline. I did email Adrian to ask about the progress, and he promised an update by May 29th - this didn't happen. The formal deadline for a progress update was June 26th - this didn't happen either.

Haiku inc has a rare chance to hire a great developer fulltime for some work on haiku. this developer is a pretty regular contributor and generates a

The third alpha release of Haiku is available immediately! For more info, see Haiku's website. Congrats!

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Over the past while, I (as well as many Haiku followers) have probably noticed that Michael Lotz (mmlr), has been furiously at work programming for Haiku! Michael has helped fix a lot of issues to bring Haiku closer to R1. In particular, I can think of the following things he's accomplished over the last while:

The Russian Haiku community asked I post the following polls here at Haikuware. After a week, we have some results. So, let's see in the comments what the Russian community (and anyone else for that matter) expected from these results, and how they interpret the results!

http://www.filedump.net/dumped/screenshot21307041690.png   this picture demonstrates why enforcing some minimum guidelines for folder and file layout