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Haiku OS runs on M1 Macs now

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Re: Haiku OS runs on M1 Macs now

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What a depressing thing to read on _hacker_ news of all places You might want to read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_culture

It's just a name, after all. More accurately, this site would be titled VC Incubator News.

Re: Haiku OS runs on M1 Macs now

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post #11

Yet I still can not use ruby on it ... Sorry guys - Haiku is a great idea, but it needs to become a real operating system semi-advanced users can use daily. And it hasn't been at that since years. Linux works.

> Linux works. Which distro? Linux is an OS kernel , not a full operating system. I still need to know which distro to choose before I install it. No need to do that with macOS or Windows, but Linux is always a problem.

Which Windows?

I personally always install LTSC because there's no ads and less bloat, but sometimes random things don't work. This isn't a problem with Android, but Windows is always a problem

Re: Haiku OS runs on M1 Macs now

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> Kill the capitalist in your head. Who referenced capitalism? And do anarchists, socialists, communists, et al., never question the usefulness of a thing either?

I mean it's not hard to understand where the author is coming from. It seems like these days even a hobby project has to meet some kind of 'is there a market for it' threshold of justifying its existence.

So your parent may've taken the 'is it useful' comments to mean 'if not, why even exist' but I got the sense they're more from people who are considering an install, even if just in a VM.

Re: Haiku OS runs on M1 Macs now

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post #18

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What a depressing thing to read on _hacker_ news of all places You might want to read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_culture

It's just a name, after all. More accurately, this site would be titled VC Incubator News.

And how boring it would be if that's all it was.

Re: Haiku OS runs on M1 Macs now

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post #25

Using BeOS was a fantastic experience in 1999, and it's sad that it hasn't caught on. I'm rooting for all OSes that bring different perspectives to the OS world instead of being another textbook Unix variant. My only qualm is how HaikuOS, and AmigaOS for that matter, fail to carry over their aesthetics to a high-resolution/HiDPI world. I see gradients, overly-empahsized embosses in the UI screenshots. They lack the s…

Haiku has a flat theme.
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