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Well, chalk one more ended post-BeOS project up for Bernd… Bernd and the Zebuntu Team decided to go different ways. This has some consequences to Zebuntu. The next Beta version will be shipped with a new icon and window theme. The development of the BeOS Compatibility Layer and integration therefor is now freezed. Not much […]
Bernd is still at trying to help along the BeOS community in his own ways… This time in the form of a revived BlueEyedOS Linux kernel distro based on Ubuntu, aptly titled Zebuntu. To quote a quote from OSNews (the original announcement is in German): “Our goal is to use BlueEyedOS to offer a new […]
…Who could hang a name on you?… Oh, wait, that’s Ruby Tuesday. 😛 As many of you have probably already heard, it appears Blue Eyed OS is out of the OSBOS game. While it is sad to see a post-Be effort to die – the hidden silver lining, as told by Michael Olivera on the […]
BlueEyed OS reported on their website that OpenTracker now compiles and links. The first compiled version only ran for about one second before crashing due to a storage kit issue, never the less this is a huge milestone. Congratulations to the BlueEyed OS team.
BeOS Journal caught the news on beunited.org about an update to BlueEyedOS, with an updated font rendering system and a new screen shot.
BlueEyed OS has updated their site with a whole new look, and seemingly more content. In fact, according to their news page, they have a new iso on the way based on Knoppix which includes the latest version of their app server and such. It should be online as soon as they find hosting, followed […]
According to some news recently posted to BeForever, B.E.OS (BlueEyedOS) will release a _version_ Real Soon Now (should be released in about 8 days, if the postings are correct). It is not an alpha or beta version (just a release to let people toy with), but it will autoconfigure hardware, run at 1024×768 res, and […]
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