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I really love how responsive the Haiku gui feels. I only use if for testing free software packages in a "weird" build environment, but every time I do I feel s
by nullc 4y ago
I really love how responsive the Haiku gui feels.
I only use if for testing free software packages in a "weird" build environment, but every time I do I feel sad for how much we've regressed in terms of the latency of modern desktop software.
Beyond latency the UIs are also just a lot more useful, the subtle faux-3d delineates the boundaries of control surfaces and make it much more clear where you need to click and what will happen when you do.