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Haiku R1/beta6 operating system released two years after previous beta
Key points
- Haiku R1/beta6 has been released.
- The release comes two years after R1/beta5.
- Users can download or upgrade to the new version.
Haiku R1/beta6 Now Available
Haiku has announced the release of R1/beta6, the latest beta version of its open-source operating system. This release follows R1/beta5 by approximately two years, marking a significant update for the project.
Availability and Installation
Users interested in the new version can download Haiku R1/beta6 directly. Existing Haiku installations can also be upgraded to this latest beta release.
Project Milestones
The release of R1/beta6 coincides with other project activities, including Haiku's 25th birthday. The project also participates in Google Summer of Code, mentoring students, and regularly publishes financial reports.
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Reporting from
Haiku has released R1/beta6, an update to its open-source operating system, approximately two years after the last beta release. This release provides new features and fixes for users of the Haiku OS.