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	newsitem 041102943 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		OpenBeOS is an open source effort to first recreate and then extend a most excellent, once-commercially-supported, closed-source, media-oriented desktop computer operating system called the Be Operating System (BeOS).
		The goal of OpenBeOS R1 is to be source- and binary-compatible with BeOS R5.
		Individual servers and APIs (known as kits) are being re-written from scratch by an enthusiastic team of volunteers who want to continue the revolution started by Be Inc. The kernel is being based on NewOS, a microkernel written by a former Be engineer, and adapted by a dedicated team of hard core programmers.
	www.desktopian.org /news/2002/04/041102943.html (412 words)

	Cynic’s Soapbox » Blog Archive »
		His decision to start OpenBeOS was a brave one, one that ignited a resurgence of positive feeling within the BeOS community and provided a project for people to rally behind.
		A perfect example was the creation of the Glass Elevator mailing list, seen by some as a place to develop ideas for future releases (of an operating system not even in existence), it was viewed by the majority (and project leaders) as a way of removing large amounts of noise from the main project lists.
		This is an area in which OpenBeOS has never excelled, primarily due to the team leaders it has chosen, as illustrated only too well by the comments made in the email thread at the start of this editorial.
	www.david-reid.com /cynic/?p=7 (1252 words)

	Interview: Michael Phipps on OpenBeOS - OSNews.com
		After Palm announced the buyout of Be, Inc.'s intellectual property & Technology and after some consequent indications from several key people that Palm has no interest at Be's products and especially in BeOS, a number of the BeOS believers tried to find a new home.
		OpenBeOS (OBOS for its friends) consists from a number of BeOS developers who are trying to recreate the BeOS Kits in a form of a new, complete and open source Operating System that has source and if possible binary compatibility with BeOS 5.
		You can subscribe to their developer's mailing list by sending an email to openbeos-request@freelists.org with 'subscribe' in the Subject field or by logging into the web interface at FreeLists.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=202 (1094 words)

	Haiku News ~ #00477 ~ Mini-Interview with Tyler Dauwalder from openBeOS. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Haiku News ~ #00477 ~ Mini-Interview with Tyler Dauwalder from openBeOS.
		The BeOSJournal recently fired off an email to the hard working Tyler Dauwalder from openBeOS, who is working on the Registrar along with Ingo Weinhold, and he replied in short order.
		Our registrar currently handles registrations from OpenBeOS applications, is able to manage inter-application communication, and provides complete MIME database functionality.
	haikunews.org /477 (650 words)

	BeOS news, MacOS news, Tools, Windows news, Other news
		The OpenBeOS team recently had their first internal release.
		It is described on their project news page with the quote, "Baby steps along the path to glory...
		The release produced a little friction among some of the OpenBeOS mailing list members, as the announcement was found on external websites before being posted internally on the mailing list.
	kerneltrap.org /news/other?from=30 (389 words)

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		I asked about Zeta making use of OpenBeOS code in the future but I was quite surprised that YellowTab don't intend to make much use of it.
		Massimiliano also seems to be working on 10 other projects simultaneously (including OpenBeOS) and somehow getting them all done: NewsSniffer reads and displays RSS feeds on your desktop so you don't have to keep checking web pages for the latest news.
		OpenBeOS is moving along, it's no easy or short progress but they have some very good developers working on it.
	www.blachford.info /computer/begeistert012/BeGeistert012_Review.html (3550 words)

	weblog.masukomi.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		"OpenBeOS" is an "open source" attempt to recreate the Be Operating system.
		I don't really care if OpenBeOS makes it on the desktop, and that's an amazingly difficult place to get a new operating system going, but as a server I would be freaking ecstatic to have BeOS as a viable server platform again.
		In other words; you're foolish if you make any business decisions based on the slightly fermented mental ramblings of a developer who is rarely, if ever, told what's really going on.
	weblog.masukomi.org /000933.html (419 words)

	gmane.os.openbeos.preferences
		The only thing I miss, is that it is difficult for new developers to join the team.
		I have know recently that MidiPlayer is now in Preference Kit, my question is what must I do with it : Same as the BeOS or different with more features (which one) say me all you want.
		[openbeos] Re: Contribution to preferences or (17 Sep 11:40)
	blog.gmane.org /gmane.os.openbeos.preferences (1136 words)

	Parallax Diskussionsforum - [Alt.OS] OpenBeOS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It is a patch release that is meant to install on an existing BeOS R5.03 partition.
		Any current BeOS user who would like to help OpenBeOS by running these updated apps on their system and reporting any problems and/or suggestions.
		Auch das OpenBeOS Projekt leidet unter Schwierigkeiten...einige Entwickler haben bzw.
	www.theparallax.org /forum/showthread.php?threadid=377 (499 words)

	Haiku (operating system) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Haiku, formerly known as OpenBeOS, is an open source project dedicated to the re-creation and continuation of the Be Operating System on x86 and PowerPC based computers.
		The development project began as "OpenBeOS" in 2001 following the purchase of Be by Palm, Inc. and the subsequent discontinuation of BeOS.
		This move left BeOS users without a viable upgrade path and BeOS developers with programs stranded on an unsupported platform.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Haiku_(operating_system) (1134 words)

	Dexterity Software Forums - Programing an OS. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The goal of this project is to write an open source replacement for BeOS R5, mostly since that OS is no longer being developed.
		When that is done, OpenBeOS will be extended to keep up with modern times, since BeOS R5 is almost 4 years old already.
		OpenBeOS is a large project, about 3 million lines of code already.
	www.indiegamer.com /archives/t-2788.html (1092 words)

	Interview With Axel Dörfler of OpenBeOS - OSNews.com
		My reluctance finally changed when Be was officially sold and it was clear that BeOS itself was not going to be developed any further and Yellowtab's Zeta didn't look as promising as it does now (and it's still not out).
		Since all the other operating systems (by that time I had tried a few) didn't meet my high standards, OpenBeOS was for me the logical way to take the future of BeOS in hand.
		I joined the team along with Bruno G. Albuquerque (also known as BGA), and have never regretted it; I am working with the smartest and nicest programmers that I have known for a long time.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=4291&page=4 (714 words)

	Interview With Axel Dörfler of OpenBeOS - OSNews.com
		Older models will possibly be added later, but I can only work on OpenBeOS versions for computers that I own.
		Of course work on OpenBeOS is being done regularly.
		Our developers are spread all over the world, so we can say without exaggeration it is being worked on right round the clock.
	www.osnews.com /story.php?news_id=4291&page=4 (579 words)

	weblog.masukomi.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Anyway, The company was doomed, almost from the get go because they were going up against M$ and Apple and nothing about it was "opensource".
		Well an intrepid bunch of devoted fans is working on a Binary and Source compatable opensource OS called OpenBeOS.
		Maybe be can live on, although now it's goign to be even harder because the core of MacOS is opensource based on the most excellent OS, BSD.
	weblog.masukomi.org /000745.html (295 words)

	Skyzyx.com - Posts - OpenBeOS Is Moving Right Along (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The OpenBeOS Project is moving right along in resurrecting a fully-functional, completely re-written from the ground-up, R5-compatible version of BeOS 5.
		At the moment, the project is still called OpenBeOS.
		However, they have selected a new name, and are in the middle of the trademark process (which has hit a few snags).
	www.skyzyx.com /archives/000023.php (537 words)

	The Old BeBox Forums - Open BeOS
		This new OpenBeOS OS sounds great, but i would choose another name, cos as i said that isnt really BeOS.
		New Be First of all, the OpenBeOS registered @ sourceforge as openbeos has not had _any_ activity whatsoever, and is the one which was planning to use AtheOS.
		The project I'm involved with is the "new" OpenBeOS, registered as open-beos (see my URL) and uses the NewOS kernel, see newos.sf.net, a kernel developed by an ex-Be, Inc Kernel Engineer.
	www.bebox.nu /cgi-bin/ikonboard/topic.cgi?forum=13&topic=5 (437 words)

	Mailgate: comp.sys.be.programmer: Re: The future of BeOS (or, why OpenBeOS is going at it in t (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Subject: Re: The future of BeOS (or, why OpenBeOS is going at it in the wrong way and what to do about it)
		Al Hartman wrote: > I'd rather it be written from scratch, or better yet...
		However, I still prefer the OpenBeOS solution because it will allow more flexibility for the future development of the OS, although YellowTab may be complementary in the sense that they can bridge the gap between version 5 and the first major release of OBOS.
	mailgate.supereva.it /comp/comp.sys.be.programmer/msg04177.html (208 words)

	News -- The OpenBeOS Storage Kit Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Welcome to the home of the OpenBeOS Storage Kit Team.
		The Storage Kit is BeOS' C++ file system API that provides user-level access to files, directories, attributes, volumes, and queries.
		Doxygen has been chosen as the method for generating API documentation from inline comments, and CppUnit has been chosen to be the unit testing framework.
	www.dauwalder.net /OpenBeOS/StorageKit (219 words)

	Openbeos On Xbox - Xbox-Scene Online Web Community
		OpenBeOS RC1 is going to be released pretty soon.
		My little brother is one of the people coding on OpenBeos so would luv to have it running on my box...
		The more different operating systems that are available the better, I would love to see beos for xbox.
	forums.xbox-scene.com /index.php?showtopic=98593 (428 words)

	BeGroovy » Blog Archive » OpenBeOS Newsletter
		Posted by:Jon on Monday, 10 May, 2004 @ 6:10 PM More news on the up coming WalterCon in issue 53 of the OpenBeOS newsletter, including a free T-shirt for those attending.
		The event is shaping up to be pretty interesting.
		Head on over to OpenBeOS and give it a read.
	www.begroovy.com /wordpress/?p=463 (81 words)

	BeBits - OpenBeOS ShowImage
		This version of OpenBeOS ShowImage is compiled in German.
		This version of OpenBeOS ShowImage is based on the source code in the tree CVS dated 21 November 2003.
		This version of OpenBeOS ShowImage is compiled in English.
	www.bebits.com /app/3669 (161 words)

	The BeBox Zone - Be Informed
		According to a story at LeBuzz (which surfaced from the recent begeistert 10) work is underway to port the NewOS, one of the many BeOS derivative operating systems, to the new Pegasos PowerPC machines.
		Further rumour and innuendo then suggests that a port of OpenBeOS to the PowerPC platform could follow.
		Beyond my control, my new web hosting company had catastrophic problems with the server which The BeBox Zone is hosted on.
	www.bebox.nu /news.php?s=news/2003&sortby=PostDate (552 words)

	Hobby Operating Systems
		With the possible exception of OpenBeOS and Syllable/Atheos, there's nothing there that is particularly "different".
		The distinguishing aspect of Be and OpenBeOS is their object focus.
		The whole OS interface is object based, which means you would program for it in C++ or some other object oriented language.
	aplawrence.com /Unixart/hobbyos.html (662 words)

	OpenBeOS Translation Kit Reaches Beta 1 - Neowin.net
		The OpenBeOS Translation Kit BETA 1 is now available.
		It contains the Translation Kit library, BMP translator, StyledEdit files translator, TGA translator and the source and project files for all of the above.
		Also, the BMP and TGA translators should have more capabilities than the BMP and TGA translators that came with BeOS R5." You can download the beta at the OpenBeOS website.
	www.neowin.net /forum/index.php?showtopic=58062 (200 words)

	Skyzyx.com - Posts - Haiku, Gmail, and Web Standards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		How many here know what OpenBeOS is? OpenBeOS is a project whose goal is to re-create, from scratch, an open source version of the late BeOS 5.
		Many of the concepts that made BeOS so awesome have found their way into the upcoming Palm OS 6.0 (aka "Cobalt").
		Back to the point, OpenBeOS is trying to recreate the BeOS so it doesn't die out.
	www.skyzyx.com /archives/000276.php (1152 words)

	Be Doper - All the news that fits I print
		Let's keep to the facts and look at the numbers.
		OpenBeOS leader Theo states that there are 7000 users of OpenBeOS.
		The number of OpenBeOS versus BeOS Pro posts on Usenet is roughly in ratio of 5 to 1.
	www.bedoper.com /bedoper/2001/ninth.htm (428 words)

	Diary for nymia
		Here is a snapshot of the class in action.
		Got Bochs installed and went on to boot the OpenBeOS from /dev/disk/floppy.
		The image went to the first stage but failed on the second stage.
	www.advogato.org /person/nymia/diary.html?start=597 (1393 words)

	Diary for davidr
		Just before going on holiday I resigned from the OpenBeOS project.
		The project announced it while I was away (the announcement) and I had a few emails asking for reasons.
		Quick round up of what I've been doing over the last year: - continued keeping apache on beos building - working on the openbeos project but I've just pulled out as I wasn't very happy with the way it was working.
	www.advogato.org /person/davidr/diary.html?start=14 (1729 words)

	OpenBeOS Rocks Your Lame Ass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Started shortly after the announcement that Palm was purchasing Be Inc. and all of its assets, OpenBeOS is an open source attempt at recreating BeOS from the ground up.
		The initial release will be a source (and possibly binary) compatible replacement for BeOS R5, and it's gonna rock your damn socks off.
		Glass Elevator - Planning, discussion, and development related to OpenBeOS R2 and beyond
	www.dauwalder.net /OpenBeOS (141 words)

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