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AtheOS -  .

- Multiuser OS, in development for 4 years, object oriented multi-threaded GUI, 64-bit journaling file system, and Synchronous MultiProcessor (SMP) support. Open source, GPL.

The AtheOS Info Site - - It lists various user and developer questions and answers about AtheOS in FAQ format. Specifically, it covers how to set a view to use a fixed font, how to compile the sources from scratch, and how to handle graphics. The AtheOS Info Site also discusses particulars of the AtheOS API and Unicode support.

Cosmoe Operating System - - Windowing system for Linux based on AtheOS, ported by Bill Hayden. Uses AtheOS GUI system atop Linux kernel, but aims to become an independent OS, and to fully support BeOS API and have source compatibility with BeOS programs.

Myelin: Notes on AtheOS - - Has a few scripts and software ports that work with AtheOS, and notes on inner workings of AppServer and startup sequence, possibly of interest to some developers.

SourceForge: AtheOS - - The official developers' mailing list for AtheOS is where most users of AtheOS discuss programming and news and post their questions concerning development.

Wikipedia: AtheOS - - Encyclopedia article, with links to many topics.

AtheOS Wizard Kurt Skauen Tells All - - Interview by many questioners, with many forum comments. Slashdot. (September 7, 2001)

Interview with the AtheOS Creator, Kurt Skauen - - Asks Skauen's views on binary compatibility in future versions of AtheOS, multithreading, and the future of his OS in general. [OSNews] (August 27, 2001)

Ask AtheOS Creator Kurt Skauen about His Creature - - Brief story, with many forum comments. Slashdot. (August 23, 2001)