[openbeos] Re: Interview with Shamyl Zakariya
- From: "Solaja, Zenja" <solaja@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2003 14:44:21 +1100
There are a lot of people sitting on the fence (not that fence, you know
what I mean :-), keeping tabs on the progress of OBOS. R1 will definately
flush a lot of the lurkers out, and with some strategic advocating and
promoting future release, that may be enough to push the remainder off the
fence. You've got to be an extreme geek to discover BeOS in the first place
(compared to Linux/FreeBSD), so these people shouldn't be hard to convert
back.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nick Hritsko
> Sent: Monday, 20 January 2003 1:58 PM
> To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [openbeos] Re: Interview with Shamyl Zakariya
>
> "it would be great if someone could coax Zakariya back into BeOS
> development, especially for OBOS R2"
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> I too hope we can coax some of the major BeOS developers back.
> I would also really like to see some interaction with Intel, AMD and
> nVidia once things get stabilized a little.
> I think a lot of people will consider moving back for R2 once
> the "heavy lifting" is out of the way. I really don't have time to put
> into active development of an entire operating system, but once we get a
> distribution of OBOS R1 I might start tinkering again, especially
> considering I take Operating Systems next trimester and have had a
> couple of Computer Architecture classes, a Digital Signal Processing
> class, and some other hardware interfacing stuff. I'm actually kind of
> interested in seeing the Kernel ported to other platforms sometime.
>
> Nick
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