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Yeah, although Haiku seems to solve this problem more elegantly than Nix(the package manager) does(aka without a billion links). It is still great and I use it
by outworlder 4y ago
Yeah, although Haiku seems to solve this problem more elegantly than Nix(the package manager) does(aka without a billion links). It is still great and I use it across many machines, including on OSX.
Another thing BeOS did well (and it's still ahead) was the filesystem. The mail program was implemented directly in the filesystem: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/07/the-beos-filesystem/ https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/07/the-b...
At one point in history, there was a chance that BeOS would be adopted as the Mac OS. I wonder how that fork in the road would look like.
- pxc 4y ago> Haiku seems to solve this problem more elegantly than Nix(the package manager) does(aka without a billion links). It is still great and I use it across many machines, including on OSX. If Nix's solution were more elegant in this sense, you wouldn't be able to use it on macOS because macOS lacks the required sandboxing features.