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Haiku OS Is Stepping Closer To Its Beta

Written by Michael Larabel in Operating Systems on 1 May 2017 at 12:05 AM EDT. 22 Comments

The open-source Haiku operating system still maintaining compatibility with BeOS is nearing its first beta milestone.

Haiku OS developers have been working on network improvements, a variety of driver fixes, user-interface modifications, and more.

Haiku OS is also getting closer to its first beta release following work on its build server.

More details on the latest progress of Haiku OS via the monthly update on Haiku-OS.org.

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