A new article on Haiku titled "Reason to Believe"
http://www.itpro.co.uk/624070/haiku-reason-to-believe
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A new article on Haiku titled "Reason to Believe"
http://www.itpro.co.uk/624070/haiku-reason-to-believe
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Interesting read, although I still think that haiku's interface leaves much to be desired.Originally Posted by free10
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Unlike Canonical, Haiku is more concerned with making everything work before they change it any superficially.
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Ouch!
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They don't seem interested in changing it, even after all the guts of the os works.
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It's smart not to even make it relevant. The majority of the work should be put towards a fully stable system, and not the visual marketing. There are multitudes of other people that could do the job better than developers.
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You have to remember that the Haiku interface is basically the BeOS interface, as Haiku is a reconstruction of BeOS. BeOS was competing with Windows 9x and BeOS was massively better.Interesting read, although I still think that haiku's interface leaves much to be desired.
Personally I quite like the interface, its clean and simple and wastes very little screen space. My guess will be that Haiku R2 will be be quite improved and updated.
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Do we need another OS? I don't know, but Haiku makes me believe..
What a sweet little OS.
..and the writing's on the wall,
but the walls have all come down,
if you can't see past the truth,
I love to let you down..
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I don't like KDE at all, or any of the MS Windows GUIs. That doesn't mean that they aren't found to be great by multitudes of other users.
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Why not?Do we need another OS? I don't know, but Haiku makes me believe..
What a sweet little OS.
I think Haiku with enough applications with it's lightning boot times, lightness, responsiveness, and efficient use of screen space would be very cool on netbooks
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