On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 5:45 PM, Cyan <cyanh256@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > *The point is, I'd like to salvage as much BeOS software as > > possible. I'd like to ask the community to contribute any missing > > files (that I'm sure they have on CDs in their basements) my way, > > so I can fill the missing gaps. > > I've tried to keep a record (sometimes GoogleDocs crashed on me) > > of the missing files, and for the most part, should be pretty > > complete. You can view the documents here (in XLS, ODF): * > > I have a moderately large collection of old BeOS software (back to > about 1999), but I don't know of any BeOS apps which can view XLS > or ODF files (Gobe Productive doesn't seem to import either). > Do you have the list available in a more universal format? hmm, i was using google docs, i can share that with you... > > > Alternatively I could put the entire collection on my Web server, > so you can try requesting the files by name -- I think they mostly > have their original BeBits filenames. That'd be easier than > cross-referencing a large document. that would be nice :) > > > What's the policy on drivers, codecs and patches (which in some > cases may never be compatible with Haiku)? i think the new site may offer beos and haiku compatible software as well as haiku native software... users would just have to figure out what's compatible by a rating system. -- Karl vom Dorff B.Sc (Hons) Biology, (German minor) http://www.karlvd.com http://www.clubloreley.org http://www.haikuware.com