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2008-05-19Interview: Kevin Musick, BeServed; Haiku Code Drive 2008
2008-04-21Haiku at LugRadio Live USA 2008
2007-04-18Screenshots of Haiku Serving Webpage
2007-04-17JMicron Supports SATA Implementation in Haiku
2007-04-15Vasper Starts Work on Haiku-Based Max Edition

2008-04-03

Haiku Officially Self Hosting

The Haiku project has reached a very important milestone. Bruno G. Albuquerque (bga) wrote the following note attached to a commit a few moments ago: "vnode_path_to_vnode() now returns B_NOT_A_DIRECTORY instead of B_NOT_ALLOWED as expected by POSIX programs. This allowed me to compile Haiku under itself without any hacks at all, so I guess this means that now we are officially self-hosting!" The official announcement can be found in the mailing list. In addition, there's a new Haiku alpha 1 status update.

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