I thought I'd check out what videos I currently have hosted under http://sikosis.com/haiku/ Haiku-WalterCon2006-Intro.mp4.torrent Haiku-WalterCon2006-MichaelPhipps.mp4.torrent HaikuRocks-WalterCon2006.torrent Haiku-WalterCon2006-Intro.wmv Haiku-WalterCon2006-MichaelPhipps.mp4 Haiku-GLTeapot.divx Haiku-WC-Drivers.divx Haiku05.divx Haiku05.m4v HaikuRocks.mpg slidingtabs.divx Cheers Sikosis On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 2:04 PM, Urias McCullough <umccullough@xxxxxxxxx>wrote: > 2008/8/25 Jorge Mare <kokitomare@xxxxxxxxx>: > > On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 5:42 PM, Dennis d'Entremont > > <dennis.dentremont@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> > >> On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 9:24 PM, Sikosis <sikosis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >>> On another thought, has anyone from Haiku officially contacted Adobe > about > >>> getting Flash support. Linux has support for flash ... Is it open > sourced ? > >>> Anything we can reverse engineer ? > > Adobe has actually opened more of the specs on their flash format > recently - and they did open-source their ActionScript (javascript) > engine for Mozilla to use IIRC (SpiderMonkey?). > > >> As far as I know it's not open sourced (althought it should darn well > be). I > >> have no idea what Adobe's intentions are but I do think that contacting > them > >> is a good idea. > > > > Haiku is pre-alpha, has zero market share, and no business plan. This > > is not very compelling for a business like Adobe (and I am being > > diplomatic here). > > I'd say we get R1 out the door, and we'll *maybe* talk to Adobe then > ;) (although, as suggested, it probably won't be worth the effort for > them) > > Perhaps they'd be willing to work with someone under NDA or some > such... who knows. > > > Haiku at this point in time. If after R1 or R2 is released our > > developer/user base grow and Haiku reaches certain critical mass, then > > the story may be different; until then, the open source alternatives > > may be the only options for Flash support. > > I'd really like to see renewed effort on Gnash or swfdec. With the > proper dependencies ported, I suspect these will be the best immediate > options available for Haiku. > > I'd recommend taking this topic to the haiku-development mailing list > for further discussion. > > ------- > > Back to the original topic though: > > I'd at least be willing to seed torrents for any videos that are out > there already... if someone wants to setup some torrents, let's post > them on the website and I'll seed the crap outta them :) > > - Urias > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > haiku-web@xxxxxxxxxxxxx - Haiku Web & Developer Support Discussion List > >