Blogs

Haiku SVN: Debugging and UserlandFS

Blog post by eNGIMa on Thu, 2007-04-12 12:19

Quick Updates

r20100-r20200

  • Updates to Mesa 6.5.2 and binutils 2.17
  • Consoled debugging of app server, input server and the registrar
  • CPU initialisation fixes
  • Introduction of the UserlandFS

Haiku SVN: Build & Syscalls

Blog post by eNGIMa on Thu, 2007-03-22 10:30

Quick Updates

20000-20100

  • Addition of class screensavers
  • Customisable CFLAGS
  • Useful URI to application redirects
  • Syscall benchmarks and results

Haiku SVN: USBKit, Messaging, VMDK

Blog post by eNGIMa on Tue, 2007-03-13 08:18

Quick Updates

19900-20000

  • Introduction of USBKit reimplementation
  • Interesting local message passing optimisations
  • VMWare vmdk tools
    • vmdk image generator
    • vmdk jam target: haiku-vmware-image

Haiku SVN: USB, AHCI, Filesystems

Blog post by eNGIMa on Thu, 2007-03-08 13:02

Quick Updates

r19800-r19900

  • Beginnings of AHCI support
  • Hardware cache flush for SCSI
  • Stability fixes for the USB stack
  • Port of the following filesystems
    • GoogleFS
    • NFS
    • NTFS

Haiku SVN: Kernel, Kernel, Kernel.

Blog post by eNGIMa on Mon, 2007-03-05 20:50

Quick Updates

r19700-r19800

  • Addition of fortunes, including Haiku specific texts.
  • Tweaked thread scheduler.
  • Many VM enhancements and fixes
  • Addition of resource editing tool, resedit.
  • Addition of VMware graphics driver.

haiku-os.org Slashdotted

Blog post by koki on Sun, 2007-02-18 04:57

This morning we were discussing by email with Waldemar what could be causing some DB errors from the photo gallery and a general slowness of the website. Waldemar contacted our service provider, and their response was "your site has suddenly become too popular" (something that effect). Well, no wonder: I just noticed that we were Slashdotted (Haiku Tech Talk at Google a Success). I checked the logs, and it looks like the site received about 10,000 hits from /. in less than 12 hours!

Playing with Japanese Fonts

Blog post by koki on Sat, 2007-01-27 07:12

For quite some time now, I have been looking for a good-looking and license-compatible Japanese font set that could be included in Haiku R1. Haiku does have a Japanese font called Konatsu, and while it does work, it is not very well suited as a general font for the overal UI. I think I have found something that is worth taking a close look: the VLGothic font set.

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