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Haiku OS
Post number #1043797, ID: 625ac4
| Ran it in a v86 VM. Pretty cool.
| Ran it in a v86 VM. Pretty cool.
Post number #1043912, ID: 99f298
| its cool i dont think i would daily drive it though
| its cool i dont think i would daily drive it though
Post number #1043922, ID: 9bd2e5
| It's pretty cool, especially with combining the windows of different applications as tabs in one window.
But I will never try it, because:
1. The file system hierarchy resembles that of mac OS
2. Designed as a single user (yes, you can create another user on the same system, but in a weird way).
3. Not very good POSIX compatibility (if I remember correctly).
4. Something else.. I forgot.
| It's pretty cool, especially with combining the windows of different applications as tabs in one window.
But I will never try it, because:
1. The file system hierarchy resembles that of mac OS
2. Designed as a single user (yes, you can create another user on the same system, but in a weird way).
3. Not very good POSIX compatibility (if I remember correctly).
4. Something else.. I forgot.
Post number #1043941, ID: 36e8db
| Who?
| Who?
Post number #1043955, ID: 09085a
| Needs more driver support.
Installer is weird because it constantly installs bootloader onto my usb drive, I guess you're meant to install it from a non rewritable medium.
It's a great system for old computers (1998-2008) because it's very lightweight and easy to use. Linux distros are too heavy nowadays even something like antiX is just hogging CPU at 100% when using APT.
| Needs more driver support.
Installer is weird because it constantly installs bootloader onto my usb drive, I guess you're meant to install it from a non rewritable medium.
It's a great system for old computers (1998-2008) because it's very lightweight and easy to use. Linux distros are too heavy nowadays even something like antiX is just hogging CPU at 100% when using APT.
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