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I can't say I speak for the “Haiku community” short of being friends with some of the developers and hanging in the IRC channel, but … no that's not a common at

by PeCaN 10y ago

I can't say I speak for the “Haiku community” short of being friends with some of the developers and hanging in the IRC channel, but … no that's not a common attitude. Haiku prefers non-copyleft licenses, but doesn't avoid the GPL like cancer. Heck the default compiler is GCC (and will be for the foreseeable future) and the web browser uses WebKit.

mintplant 10y ago
That's good to know—thanks! Also good to hear that there are modern browsers available for Haiku :) I think I'll try it out on my old netbook.
- PeCaN 10y ago
  There was a lot of effort a couple years ago to fully port WebKit including HTML5 video, audio, etc. NetSurf also runs on Haiku, if you want something lighter weight but with enough rendering support for most sites.