[haiku-development] Re: 64 bit

  • From: pulkomandy <pulkomandy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 16:27:16 +0200

On Wed, Sep 10, 2014 at 10:14:26AM -0400, Andrew Hudson wrote:
> 
> 
> >you and the other beos / haiku developer , user, see the beautiful of
> >the system, but new humans and younger humans have not clue about
> this.
> >He see old goals for a old os.
> >He so on the website, some working stuff but not the beautiful stuff
> he can it it.
> >Sometime its good to make new goals and new vision and present it all.
> >personality when i see the webpage, i have not the feeling, wow thats
> nice, i will work for this.
> >Please do not misunderstand, i see (i am not alone) the haiku project
> >need a little bit polish. And it is not a problem, to say, "we have a
> >problem" we need more from the crazy ones humans.
> >I am very interested to have a os thats work on for more years,
> development never stops.
> 
> 
> I agree with Ralf that we can do a better job showing off the cool features 
> of Haiku.
> I have seen a number of nice demos done on youtube. This is a great avenue 
> for 
> presentations. When we are getting the next release ready I think we should 
> have 
> some sort of welcome package to go along with the base release. I will be 
> happy to 
> coordinate this when the time is nearer. I think some original video, images, 
> sounds, music in a multimedia presentation would be appropriate. Also, telling
> the story of Haiku internals, Haiku ideals, and Haiku history. Every release 
> is a great 
> opportunity to tell the story. 

We do have a welcome page and it's the start page in the web browser
when you do a fresh install:
http://cgit.haiku-os.org/haiku/plain/docs/welcome/welcome_en.html

Help improving the user guide is welcome. This is one of the many ways
non-developers can make Haiku better.

-- 
Adrien.

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