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Google Summer of Code. Google Summer of Code. Here is a list of Haiku-related mailing lists. Please take a moment to review our mailing list etiquette. Before posting to the lists. It also explains how to unsubscribe. Haiku General Mailing List. This is a general discussion list. Most discussions on Haiku should happen here. Third Party Development List. Development of third party applications that run on Haiku are discussed in this list. (e.g. new native software to run on Haiku). This is supposed to be...

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PackageManagement – Haiku

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This is a short index of the available package management related documentation. Provides an overview of what components belong to Haiku's package management infrastructure and how they work and interact. Gives information on various aspects of the package building process. Boot Volume Directory Structure. Outlines the directory structure of a package management powered Haiku boot volume. Haiku Package File Format. Defines the policy for creating Haiku packages. Old) Package Management Ideas. Below are l...

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ReportingBugs – Haiku

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Attempt to reproduce your issue. On the current revision of Haiku. Pre-built images for testing purposes are. Include basic information such as how you are testing Haiku (on real hardware, on VMWare, on QEMU, etc.). Mention which revision from GIT. You are running. You can find this out in the 'About Haiku' application, in the Deskbar menu. Also mention what kind of Haiku build. The remainder of guidelines depend on the type of bug:. Before reporting a bug please make sure. If you find an existing ticket...

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BugTrackerEtiquette – Haiku

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There are a few social rules that are expected to be observed by all contributors of. Some of this content is either directly influenced by or in parts copied verbatim from. Haiku's Bug Tracker is a window into the world of Haiku development. The fact that we permit anyone with an account to add a comment does not mean you are allowed to harass, harangue or otherwise hassle contributors. Do not make weak threats like "I won't use Haiku until this bug is fixed! No whining about decisions. Unless the bug o...

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Roadmap – Haiku

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Hide milestones with no due date. I18nhaiku-os.org] 2.0. Jun 9, 2013 4:00:00 PM). Total number of tickets: 8. Resource management to keep track of images so that the translation of the documents can move to Pootle. Total number of tickets: 10207. Essentially, a fully working and stable operating system. A viable replacement for BeOS R5 (and later). Total number of tickets: 284. A version of Haiku that is feature-complete in terms of R1 (Final). Total number of tickets: 20. Total number of tickets: 1535.

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FutureHaiku/APIChangesOnCompatibilityDrop – Haiku

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This page is a collection of API changes we intend to make as soon as we drop BeOS backward compatibility. Feel free to add comments concerning any API removal/change/addition to be done. Redo shared libraries: there should be one library per kit and corresponding names for each. (possible conventions are "libsupport.so", "libSupport.so", "libSupportKit.so"). Stop supporting the GCC2 ABI. Drop stat beos in favor of stat. Switch to a 64-bit time t (bigtime t - time t). Replace glibc (use parts of musl?

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CodingGuidelines/SubmittingPatches – Haiku

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Expressing your desire to work on a ticket. By default, tickets are assigned to a default component owner. If you wish to work on an assigned ticket, simply comment on the ticket to inform the person. For the most part, this is to reduce the frustration of duplicating work. Sometimes you'll see a commit message of "Automatic whitespace cleanup. No functional change.", for example hrev36509. In the menu bar, select Window - Preferences. Select "Files" from the left pane. Enable [x] Discard trailing space.

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Custom Query – Haiku

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Active Tickets by Milestone. Active Tickets by Component. Active Tickets with Patches. Custom Query (3124 matches). Show under each result:. Max items per page. Results (1 - 100 of 3124). TRIM / fstrim can destroy data on SSD's when executed. Create update repositories for the beta release. Disable non-working Radeon HD cards. Can't join network with special chars (space or so) in the SSID or key. Failing to connect to a wifi ap results in the need for a reboot. Xdg basedirs.sh not sourced. IPCP] get Con...

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EasyTasks – Haiku

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This is a list of easy introductory tasks for getting started with Haiku development. Before you start working on one of these tickets please add a comment to the ticket and add yourself to the ticket's Cc list (but don't remove anyone else). Note: the following list is the result of a dynamic query). Clean up remaining Bitstream fonts (easy). Media] briefly shows scrollbars after selecting mixer from the list view (easy). AboutSystem] underline links on mouse over (easy). Adding a "Query"-icon (easy).