wadera

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   by wadera 6y ago

   Web+ is integrated with the Haiku Network Kit and other things, accomplishing nothing for the end user. Most of the performance issues comes from there.
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   by wadera 6y ago

   Everyone can read clearly it's your main installation.
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   by wadera 6y ago

   Please have a closer look at those patches. 98% of it is constituted of C preprocessor ifdefs. This means that most of them just enable the same features as Linux alongside other operating systems. Most of it is purely code configuration. H
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   by wadera 6y ago

   What? Are you really using the OS you are developing in a VM? And we should think you are serious.
5. 5.▲
   by wadera 6y ago

   To use Haiku in a decent way (not complete, but close enough), you need to use all the Qt and other ported software. So your arguments don't stand.
6. 6.▲
   by wadera 6y ago

   It's interesting that you don't mention the absolutely unusable browser that the project is continuing to develop, instead of using a modern mature browser like Chromium.
7. 7.▲
   by wadera 6y ago

   As a long time BeOS (and Haiku) developer, I agree that the design is significantly cleaner. Your argument however is significantly false. Haiku has several design problems in the Kernel and the Filesystem, any serious use other than hobbyi