alt Hacker NewsPresumably there's a lot more modern software written for Linux which you'd end up running through a compatibility layer from Haiku? The better option seems relative. I could be misremembering how Linux programmes are handled on Haiku though.
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pjmlp • today at 6:58 AM
Maybe the fallacy is not exploring what a given OS is great at?
We don't need to clone UNIX all over the place.
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c-c-c-c-c • today at 7:05 AM
But Vitruvian is running its own graphics stack so no X11 or wayland applications will run afaict.
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VitruvianOS has the clothes of BeOS, which is nice and refreshing.
But Haiku has the soul.