• @marmulak
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      112 years ago

      but unless you can compile software for it

      Well you can

  • Kromonos
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    82 years ago

    I’m in love with Haiku. Just to bad, that I can’t run it for daily usage 😔

    • Halce
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      32 years ago

      I could if they implemented screen rotation:-(

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  • @stopit
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    32 years ago

    sorry to sound like an idiot…i did check Haiku’s website…is it Unix based? They don’t make it clear either way…they did say they had Libre Office…but…is it a unique OS? Is it POSIX? is it mostly POSIX? I’m all about trying new things, but I am also really comfortable with the traditional UNIX user space.

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    • NFT screenshotter
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      from what I understand haiku and beOS were UNIX inspired, with some posix compliance, but it’s not a unix-like or unix-based. Kind of like plan9 was.

  • @const_void
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    32 years ago

    Does the latest Firefox even run on it? BeOS was gone by the time Firefox was just being (re)born.

    • SudoDnfDashY
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      72 years ago

      Nope sadly, Falkon works and was what I used with my time on Haiku. I think they also have qutebrowser.

      • @DPUGT
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        32 years ago

        I find it increasingly difficult to only use Firefox. Most of my coworkers are Chrome-only at this point. Anything that doesn’t at minimum do Firefox is a toy operating system. That said, I’m too unskilled to get something as complicated as Firefox to even build, let alone on a novel system, so maybe I have no right to gripe.

  • Wiggle Hard
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    22 years ago

    In basic language cz im really dumb in concerns to tech, what does this mean? Sorry for my ignorance on the subject

    • @stopit
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      32 years ago

      It is an Open Source Operating System that you can download online and install on your machine free of charge, like a GNU/Linux OS, other than that I am not sure of the benefits or cons as I have never tried it yet.