This sort of purposely single-user OS is really interesting to me. I really don't need to pretend my computer needs to support many simultaneous users with vari

This sort of purposely single-user OS is really interesting to me. I really don't need to pretend my computer needs to support many simultaneous users with various access controls. It's just me on pretty much all of my devices. As long as the OS can multitask decently (a big feature of BeOS) and I can sandbox untrusted stuff I might want to run, I'm not sure if I need anything more. Also I'm really grateful for Haiku since it made a hand-me-down laptop which has a CPU clock speed measured in Mhz and a built in floppy drive feel snappy and useful where even Lubuntu stuttered back during one of the R1 alphas.