Would you swap to haiku if the final release were tomorrow?

[handy]

Am I the only one that finds their website incredibly slow?

It is not normally, perhaps they are having a server problem at the moment?

[Khakilang]

I go some decent computer lying around. So I would install to other computer for testing. Until Linux is not practical to use (which I doubt it) than only I will install into my main computer.

[BrokenKingpin]

No, I don't think so. I would try it out in a VM I suppose, but Linux currently does everything I need and has a huge repo of apps, so I have no need to switch.

[el_koraco]

i'd consider it if they did something about the fugly window theme.

[wolfen69]

No, I don't think so. I would try it out in a VM I suppose, but Linux currently does everything I need and has a huge repo of apps, so I have no need to switch.

This.

[magmon]

I've not even heard of this particular project. Why's it supposed to be good?

[Spice Weasel]

I've not even heard of this particular project. Why's it supposed to be good?

http://haiku-os.org/about/faq

[jeffathehutt]

I generally follow that old saying "if it ain't broke don't fix it." As long as linux can do what I need it to do, I won't switch to anything else. However, Haiku would always be my backup if for some reason linux didn't suit me anymore.

[Primefalcon]

If anyone wants to see what haiku is, the Linux Action Show do a good review of it

http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/9...ew-las-s17e05/

[3Miro]

Last I checked, they were severely lacking on the video driver front.

Assuming they have that figured out soon, I will definitely give it a try. However, I don't expect to switch away as my job is on Linux, I am already pretty familiar with Linux and I am not sure what more would Haiku give me that I don't already have with Linux.

This was the reason to no switch to BSD, while it was good, I did not see it giving me anything that I didn't already have.