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Awesome. But, I suggest Haiku people need hire ui/ux for their default theme/window. It will sure attract more user to try this OS as alternative.
This is pretty sbujective but I really dig the pixel art of the icons and the general look & feel of the windows. If Haiku was a Linux Window Manager, I would use it in a heartbeat.
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This is pretty sbujective but I really dig the pixel art of the icons and the general look & feel of the windows. If Haiku was a Linux Window Manager, I would use it in a heartbeat.
I would really like the tabbing windows etc on linux, it would make using a single monitor much nicer...
Linux is getting good at drivers and "just works", but it still isn't there. I fear how hard it will be to get haiku running
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Haiku is a single-user system, so effectively any privilege escalation gets you root. That's enough right there for me to keep it off a server.
Isn’t the definition of privilege escalation going from non-root to root or did you mean that any RCE on an application gets you root. Nit picking comment aside, I wonder if the fact that it is single-user was one of the reasons Apple did not go with it.