The new icons look great,thanks.

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Updated the images with the default haiku matching icons... Most file types we are likely to see should be supported...

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Thanks to our friend Nipos I have converted a number of the download area file icons to use the Haiku versions. If you want to help with adding more...Thanks to our friend Nipos I have converted a number of the download area file icons to use the Haiku versions. If you want to help with adding more let me know and we can coordinate the effort! Show more

Thanks! I'll take a look at that. I was trying to get a set of files with what I think is those files but wasn't from the github repo/ Will let you know! The jdownloads author made me a hpkg icon but likely these versions would be more visually appealing.

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Maybe you can use Haikus own icons,they're available here: git.haiku-os.org/haiku/tree/data/artwork/icons
They're also available in SVG or PNG format that you can use for websites here: github.com/darealshinji/haiku-icons
Some additional icons created by Zumi are here: zumikkebe.github.io/zumi-haiku/

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I have just uploaded all BeAIM and BePuyo hpkg files to the Downloads area here on the site.Now that hpkg uploads are fixed,that finally...I have just uploaded all BeAIM and BePuyo hpkg files to the Downloads area here on the site.Now that hpkg uploads are fixed,that finally worked.Maybe it gives the projects a bit more visibility. Show more

Especially for .hpkg files. I can send some examples of the current icons if you need them.

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Interesting! It appears that when uploading files via the front end it uses the source file's creation date rather than the date it was uploaded...Interesting! It appears that when uploading files via the front end it uses the source file's creation date rather than the date it was uploaded. LOL Threw me for a minute... Show more

Fixed the ability to leave comments on files in the download area. To view and create them you must go to the files detail page...

I see you upload a bunch more files. Until I figure out how to white-list your account you can just PM me when you upload more so I can activate...I see you upload a bunch more files. Until I figure out how to white-list your account you can just PM me when you upload more so I can activate them right away.... I'll let you know if I figure out how to do that. Show more

Maybe you can join the Revolt server? revolt.retro-os.live/invite/Pxr9kskE would love to have more users...

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I just came back from vacation and brought a little game project with me,that I worked on in the morning and evening hours.It's a very old code that...I just came back from vacation and brought a little game project with me,that I worked on in the morning and evening hours.It's a very old code that was laying around at HaikuArchives for years,but didn't work anymore.I fixed compiler errors and bugs and brought it back to a usable state.It's really funny,similar to Tetris,give it a try Downloads available at codeberg.org/nikisoft/BePuyo/releases/tag/1.0.0 Show more

Hey all,
I'm located in the upper Northwest of the US in Washington state.  I started playing with BEOS in early 94?  So many years.  I'm now using Haiku whenever I have time.  It works great on an old HP Z420 workstation.  I'm usually on BeAIM as SlimLefty. 

Fritz (SlimLefty)

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Hi Marisa, I've uploaded three applications, one in Graphics and two in Utilities, but they're not showing up. I imagine there is an approval...Hi Marisa, I've uploaded three applications, one in Graphics and two in Utilities, but they're not showing up. I imagine there is an approval process on your part? Show more

E-books on computer languages relevant to Haiku
These .hpkg files will create a new top-level menu item in the Deskbar, called Documentation. 

Start by installing devdocs_main. It will give you enough to get started with and will give you easy access to the documentation of your installed packages, their manfiles, and the BeOS/Haiku API documentation. It also includes a few e-books, enough to get you started, whether you are developing in bash, yab, python, perl or C/C++. 

Once you have settled on your favourite language, you can install one of the more specialized packages. These will provide you with a LOT more e-books.

What you will need: The e-books are mostly in PDF format, but some are in HTML. You will need a browser (WebPositive is fine) and you will have to have a  PDF reader of some kind (BePDF is fine, but there are others). The e-books will open in your default web browser or PDF program.

sites.google.com/view/michelshaikuapps/docs
 

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System sounds for Haiku

These sound files mostly come from a competition held many years ago on the Haiku forum. One of them was declared the winner and will be included in R1, whenever that happens ... Until then, you can use these.

sourceforge.net/projects/misc-haiku-util...-ports/files/sounds/

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