[rescue] Sun 711
Chris Byrne
chris at chrisbyrne.com
Thu May 2 00:52:39 CDT 2002
I love BeOs. When it works. Which isnt very often.
If you have exactly the right hardware and software BeOs absolutely kicks
ass. A middleaged MacClone running built in scsi based on an adaptec or
symbios chipset with ATI graphics and a 3com network card for example. Or if
you are spectacularly lucky a BeBox.
I truly wish that Plam would release all of BeOs as open source if only t
piss off Jean Louis Gasse. He's an even bigger asshole then Theo and that's
saying something.
I myself have a dual ppro 200 intergraph machine. It's makes a great Linux
box though I had a hell of a time getting X to run on it. I would have loved
to use BeOs on it, only one problem. The video card will only do 640x480 in
B&W mode so no BeOs
Chris Byrne
> -----Original Message-----
> From: rescue-admin at sunhelp.org [mailto:rescue-admin at sunhelp.org]On
> Behalf Of Joshua D Boyd
<snip>
> My current main computer was bought to be a BeOS toy machine. I
> was trying
> to buy a dual PPRO, but I couldn't get my hands on one at a fair price, so
> for what I thought was going to be just a small amount extra I lept for
> a dual-PII, then spent a small fortune trying to make it actually
> work (ended
> up having to dump every ISA card I'd been trying to put in it).
>
> Anyway, I gave up on BeOS when I realized that they were nevernever going
> to come out with the real GL support they had been promising. That was
> the deal killer.
>
> And you know what, I'd gone to the trouble of getting legitimate
> copies since
> the very first Intel release was put out, even though I couldn't run it on
> the machine I owned at the time.
>
>
>
> --
> Joshua D. Boyd
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