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Re: Haiku

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

> Its design from kernel to UI is intended to make the system accessible to the user sitting at the desk. What does this translate to, in some amount of technical detail?

Minimalist and consistent UX, incredibly responsive applications, simple and logical organizational structure, with _excellent_ documentation and developer tools for the era. You boot straight to a desktop, and there's no ads, alerts, pop-ups, pop-unders, noisy task apps, sidebars, widgets, and other engagement seeking focus destroyers. Every app has a reasonably consistent UX and presents as much necessary and relev…

I mean, barely anything you mentioned in this reply to do with the kernel.

Re: Haiku

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Best OS from all niche os category! tier one: linux, windows, freebsd tier two: openbsd, netbsd tier three: haiku tier four: all others One of the few OSes where my wifi and sound just worked out of the box :) Its totally usable DESKTOP fOS.

Lots of love to freebsd,openbsd,netbsd but I am curious why you placed freebsd at tier one and not others like openbsd/netbsd. I feel like I like openbsd more from security perspective with things like pledge() etc. Also how is the driver situation for freebsd and compared to linux and other bsd's?

Im pro NetBSD but freebsd have mkst developers and adoption rate. its business tested
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