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I'm genuinely so grateful that Haiku exists. The fact that a band of enthusiasts has managed to keep the spirit of BeOS alive after all these years is really in
by faefox 4y ago
I'm genuinely so grateful that Haiku exists. The fact that a band of enthusiasts has managed to keep the spirit of BeOS alive after all these years is really inspiring. To me it's an echo of what felt like a more hopeful era in computing, when the internet still felt like a magical place.
- user3939382 4y agoI remember installing BeOS as a bare metal dual boot on my box circa 2001-2. My impression was: wow, this OS is fast, fun, and somehow endearing. I’ve not since had that experience with another OS. I’m also super excited to see Haiku mature. Especially once it passes that breakaway threshold where it’s not primarily being run as a VM and the third-party ecosystem starts getting traction.