Post your Haiku screenshot!

@ Kallisti5

So, are we near to see an updated mesa package for gcc4 and gcc2? :-)

@ Kallisti5

Good news, anyway. Thank you for your efforts!

@Diogen, where did you get the top wallpaper? Also, I love the ice blue colours on the ThinkFree window - did you do that in Haiku or is it the OpenJDK theme?

Shame, it looks quite nice. And thanks for the picture, really pretty.

hrev47261 x86_gcc2
OpenJDK and Qt4 soft.
Wi-Fi - SMB client muCommander.

Bonus // Video (BeScreenCapture) http://www.fayloobmennik.net/3834692 http://www.fayloobmennik.net/3836740

Hi kim1963. You have an working OpenJDK hpkg for gcc2? Cool! Where did you got it? Can you provide us an link to it? That would be nice. With TFO4.0 running on the newest nightlies haiku-os can become my main operating system again...

Thank to the first of the Pistooli screenshoots, I found his blog. Is a very interesting one!
Thank you!!!

PD: sorry for my poor english language :-)

@kim1963: Thanx a lot. It works well!

HaikuOSr47361_my_laptop.avi.zip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7_cmk5xHOo

After some months Haiku is back on a new PC, so new screenshot!

Click to enlarge

Haikindle

:)

Great work! Please remember to merge your changes back into the ARM repo. :-) Also, could you start work on Haikobo?

Apps: Dockbert, Colors!, LnLauncher; Wallpaper: Rocklyte Athene Desktop

Apps: PkgMan in Terminal, HaikuDepot with Featured Packages, new Network Applet; Wallpaper: BeOS Curves (updated)

Apps: qBittorrent, LnLauncher, new Network Applet; Wallpaper: Supercute Yellow Hole (originally Black Hole from Interstellar)

It's an alpha version. I can't say for sure, but I think I got this from Diger's git repo.

Scribus (freshly compiled) on Haiku:

Download link: Scribus on Haikuware

Yeah, as you can read on Haikuware, you will be ok using any of the recent nightly builds ;-)
In anyway i have also submitted qpdfview:

Download link: qpdfview for Haiku

JDownloader 2 Beta works in Haiku, not without problems. No support for system tray, occasional UI glitches, built-in ffmpeg plugin for ripping Full HD videos from YouTube crashes. But at least the app does it's job.

To run java app you can use this simple common script (in my case i named it JDownloader.sh)

#!/bin/sh
 
cd"$(dirname "$0")"
exec java -jar JDownloader.jar "$@"

very nice, look a this pictures and go to put in your desktop http://www.2fons.ru/new/67991-black-gory-blik-skorost-chyornaja-solnce-a...

Running Polipo Proxy (caching and filtering proxy) on Haiku:

Well, that's not exactly Haiku, but I think that is however valid to be shown ;-)

Recording audio and MIDI on BeOS.
In the following screenshot I was recording audio from the line-in jack, sending midi notes through my Korg keyboard and playing some drum tracks with 10 vst plugins. Pentium III @ 1.4 Ghz, 768MB ram. The lowest value of audio latency that I can achieve is 0,25 ms!

That's no nice.

childish demagogy again? (for those who don't know it's about my recent mailing list conversation) revenge of sith

ok I'll explain it just in Haiku's Mailing List manner: "I like it that's why"

p.s. Note for dev: I don't like the icons. Features and animations are very nice and smooth good job..