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Welcome to Haiku! Getting to know the system Beware of Bugs Installing Haiku and updating Installing new software A localized Haiku Wifi in Haiku Getting to know the API Getting in contact |
Bem-vindo ao Haiku!
Thanks for checking out Haiku! This is our 8th public release. We hope to attract new developers to our project and give users a chance to check out Haiku. While this fourth beta release includes all major features planned for the final Haiku release, it still has bugs and a few rough edges that need further polishing. However, we think that this release is quite usable and hope it lets you discover Haiku's great potential and that you share our excitement.
Visite o site de nosso projeto Haiku-os.org para saber das últimas notícias e comunicados.
Conhecendo o sistema
While the first release(s) of Haiku will be very much like the BeOS R5, the operating system it is reimplementing, there are many additions and improvements that were developed by the Haiku team over the years. So, if you're a returning BeOS user or are new user, have a look at these links:
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For more interactive help and support, become part of the Haiku community and join our forums and chat channel.
Cuidado com os bugs
We have been working hard to fix potentially critical bugs, however, being a beta release, there are bound to be some left undiscovered.
One of the main reasons for releasing a beta version is to attract more people to test the system and discover bugs or provide suggestions for future enhancements. Please file bugs and enhancements in our bug tracker after using its search function to avoid duplicates.
Installing Haiku and updating
If you haven't already, our online Installation Guide explains how to prepare a partition and install Haiku on your harddrive.
Updating Haiku as well as third party packages is done with the application SoftwareUpdater. When it's finished, reboot.
For more details, see the guide Updating and downgrading your system on our website.
Instalando mais software
Most of the available software can be downloaded and installed with the application HaikuDepot that comes with Haiku.
Because of our binary and source compatibility, most BeOS applications run on Haiku. Many of those have been re-packaged for Haiku or still run unmodified. You'll find more information on installing new programs in the user guide's chapter on Applications.
There are several community-based software collections. See the Software Sites page on our website.
A localized Haiku
Haiku has been translated to dozens of languages and supports a multitude of keymaps. When booting Haiku for the first time you can set language and keymap. These settings can be changed at any time with the Locale and Keymap preferences.
The HaikuDepot application offers a number of input methods for Chinese, Japanese and Korean to download and install.
Wifi no Haiku
Haiku suporta redes sem fio encriptados por WPA/WPA2 ou WEP e, naturalmente, abertas ou não encriptadas. Devido a várias políticas de licenciamento dos diferentes fabricantes de hardware, um processo de instalação manual de firmware pode ser necessário. Maiores informações sobre hardware suportado, instalação de firmware e como acessar uma rede sem fio no Guia do Usuário Haiku Oficina: Redes sem fio.
Conhecendo a API
Uma vez que o Haiku é uma reimplementação, a API é ainda a mesma do BeOS R5 (com alguns adicionais). Portanto, a documentação contida no Be Book é ainda um recurso válido. Agradecemos à ACCESS, que detém os direitos de propriedade da Be Inc., por nos permitir disponibilizar uma cópia do Be Book.
Diferenças da API do BeOS e adicionais específicos do Haiku são coletados no Haiku Book.
Existem alguns recursos que devem lhe ajudar a começar:
Entrando em contato
Entre em contato com outros desenvolvedores e usuários e junte-se às discussões no IRC (#haiku no webchat), em nossos fóruns ou nas listas de correio. Quando muitas pessoas diferentes se juntam, regras devem ser estabelecidas para manter a comunicação efetiva. Por favor, respeite nossa Etiqueta na Lista de Discussão.