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I think you are reading a little too much into it. Linux people throw darts at Haiku ("why would you ever use this and not Linux?" etc.) so it seems only fair w
by waddlesplash 4y ago
I think you are reading a little too much into it. Linux people throw darts at Haiku ("why would you ever use this and not Linux?" etc.) so it seems only fair we throw a few back. Many of us have desktop Linux installs, and some of us even have patches (or even have contributed significant amounts of work) in various Linux ecosystem projects.
- Gualdrapo 4y ago> "why would you ever use this and not Linux?" That seems to be a legitimate question, not a dart nor a criticism by any means.
- waddlesplash 4y agoSometimes it is, and you can see elsewhere I've given real answers to that question. But sometimes my criticisms of Linux are because, well, they are a real and genuine motivation for why I gave up on desktop Linux and devoted even more time to Haiku. It's not as if my criticisms are anything new, there's pages upon pages where Linux users and developers say similar things. I "throw such darts" here to make it clear how Haiku stands in contrast.