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	YellowTAB ZETA - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		yellowTAB ZETA is an operating system developed by yellowTAB of Germany based on the BeOS operating system developed by Be Incorporated.
		After a series of public release candidates, version 1.0 was released on July 1, 2005, with 1.1 following on October 15 of the same year.
		ZETA is an effort to bring BeOS up to date, adding support for newer hardware, and features that had been introduced in other operating systems in the years since Be Incorporated ceased development in 2001.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/YellowTAB_Zeta (436 words)

	YellowTAB - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		They have not publically confirmed that they have the BeOS source code or what their licensing agreement with BeOS's owners PalmSource is, but it is likely that whatever arrangement they have is legal, at least in Germany.
		yellowTAB has come under some criticism from the BeOS userbase, who claim that the company does not give back what it takes from the Haiku project and other open source BeOS projects.
		In many cases, open source programmers have recreated yellowTAB's extensions to BeOS, most notably their SVG graphics extensions to OpenTracker.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/YellowTAB (198 words)

	Zeta: Encyclopedia topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Zeta (state) (Zeta (state): more facts about this subject), the medieval (medieval: the middle ages formed the middle period in a traditional schematic division of european...
		Zeta (wine variety), a Furmint (Furmint: furmint is a variety of wine grape from the pontian balcanica branch of vitis...
		ZETA was plasma physics experiment in the UK (UK: A monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland) - see Z-pinch (Z-pinch: in fusion power design, z-pinch, or zeta pinch is a type of plasma confinement...
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /reference/zeta (313 words)

	NewsForge \| Zeta OS is rising from BeOS ashes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Zeta inherits all of the above, and also takes advantage of the enhancements that Be Inc. had slated for the next version of BeOS, which was never released, including the kernel-land BONE networking environment and a better media kit (one of the several kits that comprise the object-oriented BeOS API).
		Zeta has a new USB2 stack that adds support for mass storage devices and a SANE port for image scanning; the latest release candidate also adds support for hard drives larger than 128GB.
		Zeta is a commercial product, and although no pricing information for version 1.0 has been announced yet, it is expected that it will sell for approximately $100 plus tax.
	os.newsforge.com /os/05/03/17/177217.shtml?tid=16 (1519 words)

	Editorial: Why You Should Support YellowTAB's Zeta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		YellowTAB's Zeta OS many readers have completely misunderstood a few of the key points presented in the article.
		Zeta is still in beta and there is quite some work to be done to clean up before release.
		YellowTAB tells me that they have something in the works, but the real question is how stable/finished it will be by the time Zeta hits R1.
	www.fitness-arts.net /Thanks/ZETA-Editorial.htm (1095 words)

	:: Reviews : First Look At Yellowtab's Zeta 1.0
		Your first experience with Zeta is a nice splash-screen in the BeOS style and then one of the easiest install routines I have ever used.
		Yellowtab has added SVG icon support to Zeta and converted most of their icons.
		Zeta also includes the capability to change many aspects of the “look n’ feel”, including window manager styles (called decor), colors and fonts.
	madpenguin.org /cms/?m=show&id=5091 (1544 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/YellowTAB
		They will not publically confirm that they have the BeOS source code or what their licencing deal with BeOS's owners PalmSource is, but it's likely that whatever arrangement they have is legal, at least in Germany.
		YellowTAB has come under some criticism from the BeOS userbase, who claim that the company does not give back what it takes from the Haiku project and other opensource BeOS projects.
		In many cases, opensource coders have recreated yellowTAB's extensions to BeOS, most notably their SVG graphics extensions to OpenTracker.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/YellowTAB (184 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/YellowTAB Zeta
		The Zeta operating system is an effort to bring BeOS up to date, adding modern features like USB 2.0 support, that have been introduced in competing operating systems in the years since Be Incorporated ceased development in 2001.
		In December 2004 yellowTAB released a service pack for Neo which addresses a number of errors plaguing users of the release.
		The lack of documentation indicates that yellowTAB does not understand these changes, which break compilation of code, and in some cases, most notably Mozilla, break the actual application if any code optimisations are applied, resulting in much slower builds http://www.livejournal.com/community/bezilla/64711.html.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/YellowTAB_Zeta (502 words)

	NewsForge \| BeOS rises from the grave, takes the name ZETA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Reading through the control panels, ZETA is apparently capable of real-time audio and video transport, though I was not able to tax my system hard enough to tell the difference.
		ZETA has basically just re-released the already released BeOS software with very limited changes, there's been practically zero progress on BeOS since Be died a sadly premature death.
		Since many potential users wonder wether ZETA will run on their hardware, one purpose of the LiveCD is to allow users to try it on their hardware before buying the full version.
	os.newsforge.com /os/05/10/27/1637224.shtml?tid=16 (1960 words)

	Review: yellowTAB's Zeta R1 - OSNews.com
		The short boottime is something that has always been a huge selling point for the Be to me, as I hate slow-booting operating systems (luckily OS X has good sleep/wake functionality, else it would be such a pain to use).
		The Zeta bootscreen is basically the same as the old r5 one, just the graphics have changed a bit.
		In previous versions of Zeta it could be quite a buggy experience, but it seems that the developers at yellowTAB have taken that criticism to heart: it's stable as a rock now.
	osnews.com /story.php?news_id=11251 (786 words)

	Marcus Overhagen's Haiku / BeOS / Zeta blog
		Now that they are developing Zeta, and seem to have all the sourcecode for the OS, I think it should be pretty simple for them to get the AVM B1 driver that I wrote to work with Zeta's network stack, which is BONE.
		In the meantime, Yellowtab has made it available on their homepage, which is good for those who want to use eXposer, which was suffering from the same problem.
		This seems to be a new bug that was introduced with release of Zeta 1.0, as it doesn't happen with the previous release, Zeta neo.
	haikudev.blogspot.com (5386 words)

	Neowin.net > BeOS: YellowTab Zeta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		There's a new YellowTab BeOs video out right now but its 150 MB, the links are slow and 1/2 the time in the video is being spent translating from English to Japanese.
		They've said that there is an unbelievable support for Zeta in Japan and possibly in China.
		YellowTab appears to have spent quite a bit of money signing NDA to get more hardware support as well.
	www.neowin.net /forum/lofiversion/index.php/pricing/t74319.html (1730 words)

	Yellowtab Zeta - ieXbeta Board
		The german company yellowTAB, GmBH continued to develop BeOS and renamed it Zeta (Zeta is the 6th letter in the greek alphabet, so it's BeOS 6).
		Zeta is the 6th letter in the greek alphabet, so it's BeOS 6..
		zeta isn't beos 6, its a polished and enhanced version of the never released beos 5.1 (dano).
	board.iexbeta.com /index.php?showtopic=38125 (954 words)

	yellowTAB releases Zeta Neo :: OSDir.com :: Open Source, Linux News & Software
		Zeta Neo has a long list of improvements over previous versions of Zeta, including two new applications, updated and new drivers, support for IDE hard disc drives larger than 120GB, redesigned Preference panels, improved and expanded localisation support, updated development tools, and an expanded Zeta Manual.
		The Zeta Media Player is part of yellowTAB's plan to revamp the media services in the Zeta OS, geared towards enhancing the user experience by adding native support for common audio and video formats, as well as high-performance video streaming capabilities to Zeta OS.
		The Zeta Media Player not only can already play the same media file formats as its predecessor, but it can also stream radio and audio from the Internet with ease, and includes support for playlists.
	osdir.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1926 (304 words)

	BeOS to make a comeback? - Topic Ars OpenForum
		YellowTAB has a great advantage inheriting all this source code from Be, Inc. but also it has the inevitable curse that they will have to live in the shadow of the "legendary days" of R4.5 and R5.
		What's clear is that YellowTAB is spending a lot of time adding news features when they arguably should be updating an OS that in need of better driver support for older hardware, plus nascent support for newer technologies.
		Yellowtab was just very careful about appearing to have it, but no where is there a statement about having purchased it or rights to it.
	episteme.arstechnica.com /groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/174096756/m/4080974865 (1733 words)

	Bits of News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		IsComputerOn reports: yellowTAB has just posted a news update (that had been available in the.de section of their site for a few days already) concerning the status of the OpenOffice port.
		ZETA 1.1 brings our OS to a new level of usability and hardware compatibility, and represents another step in our strive to provide the best desktop user experience, It has taken a bit longer than what we would have wanted, but I believe most users will concur that this upgrade is well worth the wait.
		Though it is not yet very popular, ZETA is the successor to BeOS, the highly regarded OS from Be, Inc. This is a very interesting and beautiful operating system which may not presently be a threat to Linux but it does have more than a few things going for it.
	bitsofnews.com /modules.php?name=News&new_topic=23 (3831 words)

	Marcus Overhagen's Haiku / BeOS / Zeta blog: Threatening mail by Yellowtab
		Zeta was created by disassembling and altering files to which intellectual property now belongs to Palm.
		And Zeta, which really doesn't seem all that different from BeOS Dano except for that ugly ugly non-BeOS preferences app and the SVG in the tracker....
		He is a fundamental believer in yellowTab and Zeta and would do everything to keep the DeBUG "clear" of Zeta criticism.
	haikudev.blogspot.com /2005/08/threatening-mail-by-yellowtab.html (6344 words)

	Meningar.com om zeta. zeta, Chapter, potentials mm.
		Zeta Zeta can be used to calculate zeta potentials for ka > 6 from electrophoretic mobilities measured at the stationary level or from apparent zeta potentials displayed by zetameter (estimated by Smoluchowski equation)...
		Zeta Zeta Chapter of Sigma Chi Established 1876 Celebrating 128 Years sigmachi...
		With Zeta you simply introduce mobilities as input data and get zeta potentials as output data (no calibration curve is necessary)...
	www.meningar.com /zeta.html (1550 words)

	XYZ Computing
		One way to go is with yellowTAB's ZETA operating system.
		Though it is not yet very popular, ZETA is the successor to BeOS, the highly regarded OS from Be Incorporated.
		ZETA is a full-featured operating system which aims to update BeOS and use its design as well as its many positive attributes with modern hardware and software.
	www.xyzcomputing.com /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=439&Itemid=2 (192 words)

	od[forum] > yellowTab Zeta
		Mar 19 2005, 04:33 AM Zeta, developed by yellowTAB, is actually 'BeOS'; with a lot of extra functionality and support for modern day hardware.
		I'm not sure if Zeta is single user, but I heard that they also have a network version of Zeta, with a special (64-bits) networking filesystem.
		Zeta is already released, you can already purchase it.
	www.odforce.net /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t2647.html (1100 words)

	yellowTAB Zeta OS Nearing Release - TechIMO News
		yellowTAB, a small German development firm, claims the first official release version of the Zeta operating system is drawing close - possibly as early as May or June.
		Zeta builds upon the BeOS platform, which was immensely popular among enthusiasts before Be Inc. closed shop.
		Additionally, yellowTAB CEO Bernd Korz is also scheduled to demo Zeta 1.0 on Saturday March 26 from 1:00PM.
	www.techimo.com /newsapp/index.pl?photo=13508 (220 words)

	eXpert Zone - Bringing You The News That Matters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		ICO writes: "yellowTAB has just announced that they will be unveiling Zeta 1.0 at the next CeBit, from March 10th to March 17th.
		Another aspect is that no one outside of YellowTAB appears to know how much of the original BeOS source code YellowTAB has access to, or what the nature of their license is. Many aren't comfortable with the leap of faith that YellowTAB expect from us.
		Plus Zeta is IMO simply too expensive for what it offers beyond BeOS R5.
	www.expert-zone.com /index.php?module=announce&ANN_user_op=view&ANN_id=673 (564 words)

	Supported Hardware
		Before installing Zeta you should check that your system is supported, not only the motherboard and CPU, but also graphic card, sound card and network card.
		Zeta is capable of running on lots of hardware.
		On yellowTAB's web pages (http://www.yellowtab.com/support/hardware/) you willl find a list of the hardware compatible with Zeta and information about all known problems.
	www.beos.tarman.pl /teksty/zetamanual/installation/hardware.html (450 words)

	ZETA-Canada.com - Canadian Distributor for yellowTAB ZETA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This is the source code for the yellowTAB ZETA Dockbert.
		ZETA OSS is a collection of makefile engines required to compile our open source packages seamlessly.
		Libroot is ZETA's low-level C library and includes the GNU libc for POSIX APIs for ZETA and Unix operating systems.
	www.zeta-canada.com /?modus=Updates&focus=Updatelist (698 words)

	Studio-33 :: News for BeOS users
		ZETA's advanced media capabilities make it a great modular studio environment and it runs fast even on older laptops.
		Last november yellowTab announced that they were working on an application for small businesses called Faktum.
		Today a trail version is released on the yellowTab website which includes the customers contact, warehouse, and billing administration modules.
	studio-33.blogspot.com (1441 words)

	Is nobody interested in this? (mod: BeOS related topic) - Topic Ars OpenForum
		YellowTAB's Zeta is the true inheritor of BeOS 5's fortune, as it is based directly on Dano/EXP's codeline (which was supposed to be BeOS 6 but was never finished as Be sold its IP to Palm).
		I do not think Yellowtab can come up with the funds to do some R&D. Bernd is already in debt because of Zeta.
		Nevertheless, Zeta includes some wonderful additions to the BeOS world, so it should make the 2 year period (until OBOS is ready) much more enjoyable.
	episteme.arstechnica.com /6/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=50009562&f=48409524&m=2000990885 (3644 words)

	Slashdot \| yellowTAB's Zeta 1.0 Reviewed
		Since I agree with the majority here that Zeta, while surely a nice successor to BeOS, is more or less dead in the water due to the lack of drivers and applications, I should also offer a thought on a way for yT to actually succede in the marketplace: OEM deals.
		Since Zeta is supposed to be the king of multimedia it would be extremely wise for them to get something like Cubase and Premiere ported or written for the OS in order to show off its strengths.
		I'm not sure if this applies to Zeta or not, but to make a point about this argument that crops up whenever someone forks a project or appears to re-tread old ground: Programmers are not interchangeable, especially if they are programming for free, and in their spare time.
	slashdot.org /articles/05/07/19/0211234.shtml?tid=87 (6723 words)

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