> By "userspace" I was more talking about "the programs and interfaces that a normal user interacts with". Haiku is pretty unique in that regard. In terms of G

> By "userspace" I was more talking about "the programs and interfaces that a normal user interacts with". Haiku is pretty unique in that regard. In terms of GUI apps... sorta? We use extended attributes and IPC messaging more than most Linux desktops do, that's true, and our UI/UX is often different. But if you're talking CLI, then, also no. Bash is the default shell, coreutils are installed by default, sshd is activated by default, etc.