Be has stated that they are working on a G400 driver even as we speak. It isn't in the new R4.5, but it probably will be released on the Web before the next version of BeOS. So, never fear, Be is on top of things as usual!:)
Except there's one thing both the authors of that article and all of you forgot. There IS an OS out there that's built by a corporation, that's easy-to-use AND reliable, that's powerful AND cutting-edge without being arcane, that anyone could trust with confidence. That OS is called BeOS. It rarely crashes, is rock-solid, is so powerful that it makes Linux look weak in some areas, yet it's easy-to-use, easy to develop for, and the people that make it are really cool. Because this OS is so new, there aren't a lot of applications out for it yet, but that will change dramatically starting this summer with the rollout of BeOS R4.5. It suggest you all go to Be's Web site and check it out for yourself. See what a COOL corporation can produce. Not all companies are little Micro$ofts.:)
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Be has stated that they are working on a G400 driver even as we speak. It isn't in the new R4.5, but it probably will be released on the Web before the next version of BeOS. So, never fear, Be is on top of things as usual! :)
Regards,
Jared
Except there's one thing both the authors of that article and all of you forgot. There IS an OS out there that's built by a corporation, that's easy-to-use AND reliable, that's powerful AND cutting-edge without being arcane, that anyone could trust with confidence. That OS is called BeOS. It rarely crashes, is rock-solid, is so powerful that it makes Linux look weak in some areas, yet it's easy-to-use, easy to develop for, and the people that make it are really cool. Because this OS is so new, there aren't a lot of applications out for it yet, but that will change dramatically starting this summer with the rollout of BeOS R4.5. It suggest you all go to Be's Web site and check it out for yourself. See what a COOL corporation can produce. Not all companies are little Micro$ofts. :)
Regards,
Jared