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The problem with the Apps folder is solved

I’ve offered to build systems for Haiku

Ok

Norton turned into (or was bought by?) Symantec and yes, it is still around although they're not as big as they used to be in the desktop space. They're focusing on their enterprise products and services now.

do you have a tutorial on how to build haiku and maybe hits about the source code. i feel it's an interesting project

Nitpicking: Data != Datei; I guess some feature requests are due 😊

no Terminal Open here (?)

I think you are interpreting the test results incorrectly, as to me those aren't scores and instead they show the test progress.

Dateimeister means data commander. It is on the titlebar

MS Windows comes with a native clipboard manager since Oct 2018. 😊

Good video

Netsurf is good

From which region of the 🌎 are you? I am intrigued by your accent ;)

how's thar bar to the left called?

Спасибо за Ваши видео!

How does ot handle printing and dpes haiku os require certain printers and or can it run older printers like a dot matrix printer

What program is this dock you have on the left hand side?

i like your videos! Very curious about Haiku. I'm thinking of buying a second hand Intel PC notebook (I only have Macs at home) to run it natively. I have been running it in VirtualBox on Linux (running on an old Intel Mac) and it's just so nice to use. For some reason my Intel MacBook Pro doesn't wanna boot into Haiku natively.

I am watching this video on a Haiku laptop in a web browser :) Haiku has come a long ways :) I am a relatively new user, and I realize I have entered the Haiku world at a good time - enjoying the fruit of the great amount of work the developers have done. Thanks to all!

I plan on switching from q4os Linux to haiku OS

Will it run a dot matrix printer on haiku OS?

Love the content. Seems to be the only one that focuses on how to use Haiku as a daily driver. I've got one issue though and I'm not able to find a solution as yet. I need to access some smb shares on a server. My Windows and FreeBSD system can do it, but not Haiku - even after installing FuseSMB. It's not able to see the shares or the network.

Thank you!! Very helpful to me on my programming and Haiku journey!

Any idea where to get a copy of Gobe Productive ? Would you share yours ?

This is SO cool! I had no idea there were all these Tracker add-ons! Neat! I'll have to install a bunch of these and try them out! Excellent Haiku video! I think most (if not all) users will find these really helpful! And unique!!

Hmm can we contact somebody about this or was the project abandoned?

Assuming it's available for Haiku, you could use a terminal multiplexer like tmux or zellij and then panes, tabs, and more, all within the default Haiku terminal emulator.

BePDF seems to be integrated into base Haiku now, I got it packaged with my 32bit install.

Progress! And we're heading in the right direction! Thanks for the video :)

Really cool app! I'll have to install in on my Haiku machine and play around with it. Great video!

When I saw Gobe running, I'm like, "that's a beautiful application!" What a shame it doesn't run on x86_64

When I saw Gobe running I thought "this is a VM"... and I was right. 🙂 By the way the music (Hall of the Mountain King) while Gobe is running was perfectly fitting.

Tried it and learned there is no wifi usb support. Maybe next year.

The color sensing and live UI management is amazing.

Some great points. Better audio would really help your videos.

I can’t speak for the project but the plan from Michael Phipps was to release R1 with 32-bit support and _then_ freeze.

A really thorough and well-thought through video. I don't think any of your points were unreasonable. I think you hit the nail on the head with all these points! My subscription to your channel continues! I wonder how many resources are currently being spent on the development of the 32-bit architecture for Haiku, and what it would look like to have all the current resources were being poured solely into a 64-bit Haiku - would we notice or see a difference? All the source is available online, so I think that the few who want or need it, could make that happen on their own. That makes a 32-bit version difficult, but not impossible. I think what sets Haiku apart is its ability to run on very old hardware, but with the pace that technology develops at, are there really that many people interested in doing just that? I have what some may refer to as an "older" machine. It's a ThinkPad T480. It's a 64-bit machine. It runs Haiku well. But I'm imagining a world where, if development only resumed for 64-bit machines, perhaps we'd be seeing things like, "Better Network Card support", or "3D acceleration", or "Better Sound Card support"... That being said, I think if the few who remain who want 32-bit Haiku, that could lead to a fork, an I know the developers very strongly detest the idea of a Haiku fork. But I can see that happening. Along the same lines as "technology accelerates quickly" I think it's time Haiku starts looking forward more than it looks backward. To adopt more users, we need to stay current with the times and beyond. I already see a huge influx of interested users now that Firefox is becoming more and more stable for Haiku - that speaks volumes for what the masses want. As a daily user of Haiku, I can tell you I find Haiku to be more desirable the more it can do for me today, than for what it can do with vintage hardware and software. I want to be using Haiku 10 year from now, heck 30 years from now and I think that's going to take up almost all the resources Haiku has to accomplish this task. If you've read down this far, my last thought thus far is this: Haiku needs to focus WAY more on ARM architecture - I think the tech world is turning down this road at increasingly quicker speeds. My MacOS M2 machine is a marvel of power efficiency and speed. I think Haiku would benefit greatly to ramp up ARM support. (I was typing this last part as I was watching. I smiled when you started mentioning "ARM" and "Raspberry Pi") how neat would it be to manage GPIO of a Raspberry Pi from Haiku!?

Whenever I go to Haiku Depot it only has like 4 or 5 things available even when I refresh the repos. At this point it's entirely unclear how to even download packages at all on this OS

Thanks for the video. I installed a package using HaikuDepot, however it’s not listed under “Applications” in Deskbar… where do installed applications go that don’t get put in Applications in Deskbar?

Haiku has finally achieved feature parity with Windows 3.x in this regard, lovely

To see the effects of a ControlLook change you need to open a new app. There's one test app in the source with lots of controls, but the Playground demo is probably enough to have a glimpse.

a modern browser please..

Upgraded last night! Woohoo! Congrats Haiku!!

Hi, we fixed that crash (after I noticed it in your clip) in the main branch some days ago. 🙂

If you wish, add opening youtube and playing a video as part of the testing protocol for the browsers, that will give people an idea of the multimedia support

Do you plan to do another video going deeper? While pointing to the user guide is OK, I would have expected to at least show that queries are live here. Just creating a file on the desktop and pointing out how it magically appears in the results, or something in that line, to show this is something unique to Haiku and not just a GUI for a standard search.

> I don't really need this audio visualizer You can select the widgets you want and clean up the view somewhat in the Widgets menu. And unlock the widgets so you can change the distribution. For VLC, what you tried the first time seems to be the right way. That is, just open network stream, paste the URL and play. Issue is the sample one does not exist anymore and VLC should at least show an error. And then if you try with one that exists you do get an error about not being able to unscramble or something. I guess it needs updating.

have you come across any word processors that allow you to create collapsable toggle items?

✋🏽another on the money video🤚🏽

another wonderful haiku higlight/overview 🙏🏽