Does it have a promising future?
Haiku OS
Blake Davis
Jaxson Walker
no.
Adrian Scott
No, it's literary based on a commercial failure from two decades ago.
Dylan Howard
It's probably going to hang around for a good while as a hobby project, but it's hard to imagine any significant number of people using it seriously.
Adrian Martinez
Which one has more opportunity to make it? HaikuOS or ReactOS.
John Anderson
make it where? super-niche hipster os?
Jaxson Jackson
ReactOS. It at least has something at least vaguely resembling a use-case.
Ethan Gomez
Proton on ReactOS fucking when???!!!!!
Charles Lee
Yeah, but only if the devs realize that two paint programs and a video player aren't worth keeping legacy support for, at least not on the 64-bit version. It has multiuser support and other modern features that are disabled by default and not available through the desktop GUI. That's what's holding it back.
Shut up, /v/toddler. Fuck off to your containment board.
Henry King
>single user
I think not