Comment by codr7
6 months ago
Imo they had already lost at this point.
Sad, I used BeOS full time for a few glorious months right after the Intel pivot. Reminded me of my Amiga days.
6 months ago
Imo they had already lost at this point.
Sad, I used BeOS full time for a few glorious months right after the Intel pivot. Reminded me of my Amiga days.
I played quite a bit with that free intel version they came out with back in 98? 99? Shame that my internal modem wasn't working and I couldn't get on the internet with it.
May I ask what your tasks were you did with BeOS. Just curios.
Coding mostly, which is what I mainly use computers for; it offers pretty nice C++ APIs for building apps.
But I also used GoBe Productive, which is by far the nicest office suite I've tried.
And playing music, back then it was the only OS that could play an MP3 without skipping while you used the computer for something else.
I played around with BeOS a little about 25 years ago. It did perhaps the best job of remaining responsive under high load of any OS I've used.
Me too.. and I used it at work while at Lucent too.