Lissart (also by Chris Tate for BeOS R5) has been added to the BeOS screen savers.
Lissart (also by Chris Tate for BeOS R5) has been added to the BeOS screen savers.
I am currently a software engineer at Google, where as a member of the Android platform team I build frameworks and user interfaces.
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Lissart (also by Chris Tate for BeOS R5) has been added to the BeOS screen savers.
New arrival: Foam, part of the BeOS Screensaver Pack, originally by Christopher Tate for
the Mac and then BeOS.
Since there seem to be so many ex-BeOS users moving to MacOS X, I think I’ll start
bringing the old BeOS screensavers
Here’s my first one: Buy Now, which you can find in my new
BeOS Screensaver Pack.
(Buy Now was originally written by Ficus Kirkpatrick in 1999 and shipped as part of beOS R5.) Remember, Buy Now a software product is only as good as it is lucrative!
them, anyway. Apple has already burgled the classic BeOS Icons
screensaver as part of their standard X distribution.
There’s something visceral about putting oil in your car. Especially when
your car is as low on oil as mine was. It seemed so thirsty!
Another
Palm office photo — same as above, from a different angle.
For those not local or who
haven’t been down to Santa Clara to see them, I found a photo
of one of the Palm buildings at 3COM. (From an article
on Silicon Valley architecture.) Thanks, Google Image Search!