Haikuware Weekly Superpack Feb17th-r23934

Feb 18/08 - Updated to Feb17th-r23934 - Feb 14/08 - Updated to Feb9th-r23934 - Feb 5/08 - Updated to Feb3-r23831 - Jan 28/08 - Updated to Jan26-r23705 - Format changed a bit. Everything is now in the .7z file. - Jan 25/08 - Updated to Jan19-r23625 - Jan 7/08 - Updated to Jan06-r23261 - HAPPY NEW YEAR! - Dec 14/07 - VMWare Image updated to Dec14th-Rev23122 - Dec 9/07 - Updated the VMware disk image to Dec8th-Rev23077 The Haikuware.com (http://www.haikuware.com) Weekly SuperPack is a preconfigured VMware image of the Haiku Operating System with a whole host of software installed on it for testing. Haiku OS (http://haiku-os.org) is inspired by BeOS and is intended to be 100% compatible with BeOS when R1 is released. ***Installation*** All you need to run this are the included files and a VMware product. You can get VMware Player or Server for free from http://vmware.com. The apps.7z is the compressed vmware disk in 7-zip format. The haiku.vmx file is the vmware configuration file. Make sure both are in the same directory and double click the haiku.vmx file to run it. ***More Info From Haikuware.com*** This is a 10gb expanding VMWare disk image. I plan to update the operating system on the image weekly so you can gauge Haiku's improvements. Bundled with known compatible software, it's the perfect way to test out Haiku's capabilities! It contains the Haiku OS (rev23967) vmware graphics, network and sound drivers, all the needed libraries, developer tools, all the menu links for the included applications, desktop background, etc. There's about 9.7 gb free space on it, it's bootable, it's maximally compressed to a file size of <100mb (decompresses to ~400-450mb) and should be ready to go. Please use 7zip (included in Haiku) to decompress the contents and simply double click the vmx file. Ensure you've installed VMWare Workstation/Server or VMWare Player of course! You can easily convert this into a Parallels disk image using their 'Transporter' or a disk image for Qemu by placing apps.vmdk in the same directory as (e.g) qemu-img.exe, and then executing this command. qemu-img convert apps.vmdk -O vmdk apps.img (Windows) ./qemu-img convert apps.vmdk apps.img -O raw (OS X) You can also move all your settings, applications, drivers, etc to a new Haiku revision by using Simple Backup on your home directory and then copying it to a new Haiku revision. The Haikuware superpack built everything into the home directory so everything is one place, and you can easily backup and restore your settings on a new Haiku revision. The disk image contains the following applications/stuff: Audio: Ai4 ColdCut MeV Samplestudio Zenebona Books (PDFs): Practical File System Design Programming the BeOS Compression: Beezer Develop: BeIDE CheckItOut Clue CVS GCC-2.95.3-BeOS-061007 Headers Jam JamMin MeTOS Niue PackageBuilder PE SSH SVN Yab & YabIDE Drivers: Vlance network driver VMWare Graphics Driver OSS Sound es137x audio driver Emulators: BeQ BeUAE BeYame ScummVM ZSnes Games: Maelstrom Roll em Up Graphics: Blender eXposer Exposure Mojo (demo) Wonderbrush (demo) Internet: BeGet BePodder BeShare Firefox 2.0.9 Jabber Mac File Server for BeOS NetPenguin Opera (demo) RobinHood SilverWing Transmission Vision RDesktop with GUI Office: BePDF GoBE Productive 2.0 (demo) OpenSum-It Inline Constructor (demo) Other: Be Converter BeeF BePC-Info Calc Filwip Graph SimpleBackup Some extra screensavers Video: VLC http://www.haikuware.com/view-details/development/app-installation/74-weekly-super-pack-feb9th-r23934

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