Haiku is unironically pretty great. Its really gaining traction with R1 Beta coming out. If encourage you to give it a download, read the docs, and join the mailing list and/ or head over to #haiku on freenode. It's really a nice and extremely comfortable OS.
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Nathaniel Butler
Blake White
I can say, from personally experience, that Haiku is the future of modern computing.
FUCK GENTOO -=- INSTALL HAIKU
Landon Williams
I need an OS that supports 60 fps video minimum on a 4k display with an Nvidia 970. Until I get that most OSes are more or less unusable to me.
Jayden Sullivan
Niggers will catch wind and implement SJW crap into it. However, it seems like an awesome project regardless.
Kevin White
Why? No one in this thread says why it's a great OS. Are we just talking about some architectural decisions that don't actually affect the end user at all?
Blake Thomas
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Jacob Carter
Architectural decisions do affect the end user. Everything in GNU/Linux systems is so modular yet everything has dependencies, that the further down you go it's just a huge clusterfuck of impending obsolescence of software the user may want or need. Consider gtk revisions, the move from X to Wayland, systemd's scope creep, etc. Many normalfags users that can't be assed to maintain their own software will resent when changes to the distro fucks their shit up. They will also notice how long it takes to boot up or shutdown. Haiku and Windows have it right, the desktop environment, window manager, and display server, and the GUI API should be a tightly integrated standard thing so application developers don't need to worry about changes fucking them over and forcing massive rewrites. The users also benefit from the added consistency between applications. You don't end up with one app having a file picker without thumbnails and one having a kick-ass for picker. Windows however is bloated as fuck (although that's gotten better recently despite their increase in CIA nigger spyware and kikery) and makes money off forcing you to buy new versions of Windows so breaks compatibility between versions on purpose (planned obsolescence).
Asher Reed
does haiku have a cute girl yet
Angel Nguyen
How come you can run Emacs on Haiku but not on MINIX3?
Lucas Phillips
No argument without a proof