Nearly a decade after Apple stopped providing Be with the information necessary to support Macintosh hardware, Karl vom Dorff (of HaikuBounties) has managed to get Haiku running on one of the new Intel-based Macs (as reported by IsComputerOn). The feat was accomplished using the virtualization software Parallels Desktop – it’s not perfect, networking and CD ROM access apparently don’t work yet, but it’s certainly an encouraging development.

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