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Hello all!
Well, it's official: Palm has decided, in effect, to deep six BeOS.
However, there is now a new project, named OpenBeOS, that will be rebuilding
the operating system.
Why is this on-topic? Because I was wondering if anyone out there with the
skills and the Euphoria source code has considered making a BeOS port. From
what I understand, BeOS uses the gcc compiler ... version 2.5, I believe, so
I suppose technically such a port should be possible, maybe using the Linux
source code? I'm not sure. It would be a project worthy of my buying the
Euphoria source code; however, my knowledge of C is so lacking I don't know
whether to laugh or cry.
What do y'all think about the idea?
Travis Beaty
Evans, Colorado.
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LANG="0">Hello all!<BR>
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Well, it's official: Palm has decided, in effect, to deep six BeOS.
However, there is now a new project, named OpenBeOS, that will be rebuilding the
operating system.<BR>
<BR>
Why is this on-topic? Because I was wondering if anyone out there with the
skills and the Euphoria source code has considered making a BeOS port. From
what I understand, BeOS uses the gcc compiler ... version 2.5, I believe, so I
suppose technically such a port should be possible, maybe using the Linux source
code? I'm not sure. It would be a project worthy of my buying the
Euphoria source code; however, my knowledge of C is so lacking I don't know
whether to laugh or cry.<BR>
<BR>
What do y'all think about the idea?<BR>
<BR>
Travis Beaty<BR>
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