I would totally do it if the software support was there. As for the second question: Haiku is about starting over and taking computing down a road not taken. W

I would totally do it if the software support was there. As for the second question: Haiku is about starting over and taking computing down a road not taken. Windows and Unix come with baggage that I'm frankly sick of after using both for years - Windows has bloat and hostility towards the power user, Unix has constant breakages. If Haiku is mature enough to use and doesn't have that baggage, then that's what makes it a more favourable platform.