Introducing BeOS Journal

Mar 31, 2008 By Shawn Powers

Shawn Powers explains our shift in editorial focus.

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Very cool.

Submitted by DioGen (not verified) on May 19, 2009.

Now it's actually the time to HaikuJournal all about Haiku, the new and exciting BeOS reincarnation. And Linux looks healthy basterd these days, no question.

:)

Submitted by vmaatta on Apr 01, 2008.

Good one..

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." -Arthur C. Clarke-

rotfl

Submitted by Raptor (not verified) on Apr 01, 2008.

ha ha good one

btw where did u get the shirt from? (former BeOS ;-) )

Excellent timing!

Submitted by Mike Roberts on Apr 01, 2008.

I'm on my way now to mortgage my house to fund a new venture, the iGottaBeMe PC running BeOS. I think it will compete favorably with all the Apple iStuff and the EEE PC because of the catchy name. Who do I contact at BeOS Journal to buy ad space for for my iGottaBeMe PC? I gotta have full page ads with lots of color and text describing how acronym compliant the iGottaBeMe PC will be.

Who else could you be but iGottaBeMe PC junkies?

Mike Roberts is a bewildered Linux Journal Reader Advisory Panelist.

Oh. man, that's funny!

Submitted by barryp on Apr 01, 2008.

"We take the BS outta BeOS" ... I have that on a T-Shirt please!

Paul Barry

To hell with BeOS. I WANT MY

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Apr 01, 2008.

To hell with BeOS. I WANT MY CP/M !!!

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Very cool.

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rotfl

Excellent timing!

Oh. man, that's funny!

To hell with BeOS. I WANT MY

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