On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 07:42:48PM -0800, Andres Cabrera wrote:
> Thanks for the info, I really need to check out Haiku someday. Is
> there a haiku live cd?
> 
Yes -- I think the latest CD (alpha 4.1) is available for purchase.  At
least it's advertised on the site!  In any case it's quicker (and cheaper,
but the CD price goes to a good cause!) to download an image that
you can burn to your own CD, or simply write to a USB-stick that will
boot on most machines.  The 'Anyboot' image is recommended for
this, but there are other formats available.  All details at:

  http://www.haiku-os.org/get-haiku

[BTW, I have to check on my netiquette here... (:-/)
I notice that most replies are top-posted, with the entire previous
conversation appended.  If I did that on a Haiku list, there'd be
screams of outrage! (:-))  I've been replying via nabble, which strips
*all* previous content.  Probably better to reply to the list, but my
personal preference is to condense the content and append my
response(s) to the appropriate points.  Is there any objection to
that here?]

Cheers,
  -- Pete --

[I replied previously, but with the wrong personal email.  I cancelled
that -- so I hope it got lost...]

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