As both a Haiku and RPi fan, I agree they would be a great combination. RiscOS has run on the Pi since the first model, and if that combination's performance is

As both a Haiku and RPi fan, I agree they would be a great combination. RiscOS has run on the Pi since the first model, and if that combination's performance is anything to go by, Haiku would likely run circles around Linux on Pis. The problem, as others have said, is the lack of dedicated manpower. This is one of those situations where I wish I was a developer, I'd dive right in and try to get Haiku to daily-driver stability on the platform. There is work being done on porting to ARM already, and my hope is that as the X86/64 platform matures, focus can shift to ARM and the Pi specifically.