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But Vitruvian is running its own graphics stack so no X11 or wayland applications will run afaict.
by c-c-c-c-c 6mo ago
But Vitruvian is running its own graphics stack so no X11 or wayland applications will run afaict.
- anthk 6mo agoWith xlibe they should.
- reverius42 6mo agoSo what's the point of this -- it's essentially a different Haiku?
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- galangalalgol 6mo agoI think itbis the reverse, it is haiku with a linux kernel so it works with more hardware.
- hym_the_pawn 6mo agoNot quite really. Vitruvian runs virtually the same identical sw stack of Haiku and there's a haiku-wayland that works. However on vitruvian the app_server could provide real Gbm buffers, so that would give us pretty much native rendering. We're still working on it but you'd have the advantages of a BeOS-like gui and the power of linux!