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Haha no one using it means they can go ham on trying good designs as they are unbound by legacy reasons.
by adamnemecek 8y ago
Haha no one using it means they can go ham on trying good designs as they are unbound by legacy reasons.
- Koshkin 8y agoActually, looks like Haiku is a compatible reimplementation of a "legacy" OS.
- waddlesplash 8y agoDepends what you mean by "compatible." We preserve binary compatibility on 32-bit x86 with BeOS, indeed. But it hasn't stopped us from re-arranging parts of the GUI, or adding new APIs, or experimenting with the kernel, or ... etc.