Action Retro’s video on Iceweasel in Haiku:
3D Printing on Haiku with OrcaSlicer
You never seize to amaze @3dEyes ! Wow! ![]()
Genius!!! Great work @3dEyes!!!
Beta4 ---- very old !!!
hmmm another extensive review of retro gaming but at least with some decent history at the beginning and some window management demo.
No word about the file system, custom attrributes or queries though:(
And the shoutout at the end is classic ![]()
I guess it’s hard to cover all, but he at least covered some nice things not done/showed before. ![]()
And peeps can’t keep focus longer then 10 minutes in a row in these ages.
(me included)
Old livestream from a Brazilian linux youtuber trying out Haiku
Simply the best FOSS desktop OS there is, outside of the Windows and Unix families
Author is never going to let go of the notion that Haiku isn’t a Unix, are they?
The only certified unix I know off is MacOS, but in any case arguing semantics here won’t change anything. If you have a different opinion you can email the author ; )
Or don’t. I argued with him about this a fair amount around the time of beta4, and while he defines the terms strangely, I think he’s at least consistent, and won’t even call Linux “a Unix”, but only the BSDs and other things derived from them. I think this is silly, but it’s not really worth antagonizing people over. The point has been made, and this article at least calls Haiku “Unix compatible”, which is enough.
I think it’s just fair to mention this so people don’t think it’s yet another Linux flavor.
I often have to make this point clear when talking to people about Haiku.
Still a very positive article about Haiku and one that actually covers serious stuff and not just retro gaming and other unrelated stuff.
It’s still one of the best tech sites out there, and the puns are just hilarious;-)
I mean, this feels so good, and you Haiku core devs deserve it ![]()
Haiku is something else – both in the colloquial sense, meaning that it’s remarkable, extraordinary, outstanding – and in the literal sense that it’s unrelated to Windows, Linux, or anything else. It’s sleek, slick, and fast to a degree no Linux distro can even rival. It looks great, in a minimal late-1990s sort of way, unlike most other OSes today which either looked washed-out and flat, or functional but clunky and a bit ugly.
Good article with many valid points!