Yet another interesting milestone has been reached by the Haiku project: the first publically-accessible webserver powered by the OS. According to HaikuNews, Urias McCullough has setup the server using the app RobinHood – the site itself is located at binarychicken.com:575. While BeOS itself was never ideally-suited to server-related tasks, it still a good indication of how far Haiku has come.

And, as has been reported elsewhere over the weekend, the Haiku project has announced that JMicron has offered to support the development of Haiku drivers for their SATA controller hardware. The support will include the technical documentation necessary to create the drivers and hardware for testing purposes. Details have also been posted by OSNews, HaikuNews, and IsComputerOn.

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