Haiku is an open-source operating system that specifically targets personal computing. Inspired by the BeOS, Haiku is fast, simple to use, easy to learn and yet very powerful.
Also, why does keep trying to make these threads? I mean nobody gives a shit about a stagnant revival of a deprecated OS that has no security features and a shitty dev team that even knows the project's not worth working on. It's like OP doesn't know what containment threads are for.
Eli Jones
>Hi everyone! I know you all love shitty OSes, so I made this one just for you! >Guys? >Where are you? >Guys? Why don't you answer me? >Guys? Please? I'm lonely...
6 hours later...
>Guys? Guys? Guys?
As the failed Haiku thread gets archived with all the other failed Haiku threads...
>Guys? Ah, fuck it. I'll just spam it again >Hi, guys! ... >Guys?
Caleb Miller
Just for fun. If there is enough place for every other hw/sw shilling then there must be enough place for a small OS like Haiku too. Be mad, have pain in the butt, but do not forget this.
Isaiah Morgan
You seem upset that nobody has shown any interest in your Asperger habits and interests. Sorry, though; there's no space for you except in maybe the more superior OpenBSD General.
You see, OP, general threads are designed to contain excessive interest in a particular subject, so that it doesn't spill over to other discussions. Think of it this way; the mods hate seeing retarded parrots blabbering over BSD in topics that don't even relate to it. So, the general gets made and every mod forces these retards to use that general for their shitposting.
Since nobody else but you spergs over Haiku, it defeats the purpose of having a Haiku general and you're better off going to Jow Forums to learn better coping mechanisms for your involuntary celibacy.
Anthony Jackson
Maybe if we all would sage responses, or not even respond at all, the thread can die over and over for as long as OP keeps flooding Jow Forums with this shit. Maybe then, he'll get the idea and stop using Jow Forums as his personal blog for yet another failed OS.
Luis Brown
>more superior
Nolan Gonzalez
At least OpenBSD has multi-user support and better online/offline security measures than Haiku ever will.
Juan Edwards
I hope to see a stable release soon, the OS seems really promising.
Mason Rivera
You are basically saying the Haiku devs are retard because they don’t just taking the ACL handling/user separation from any BSD to please you either because they willingly want to compromise your security or they just too stupid to do that, or they don’t give a flying fuck, right? But what if they just don’t want to reuse/reimplement any known broken security mechanism, but trying to reinvent it?
Josiah Russell
Not anymore thanks to the new devs not giving a fuck.
No; I'm saying that the devs (and you) are retarded because Haiku still hasn't implemented something that Windows 3.11 for Workgroups already implemented in 1993. And "wanting to reinvent the wheel" is a stupid excuse that retards like you use to cope with your failures.
Elijah Brooks
My God you write like a mongoloid imbecile with a cock between your fingers
William Evans
This is the kind of user that Haiku attracts; macfags with more brain defects.
Tyler Gray
>But what if they just don’t want to reuse/reimplement any known broken security mechanism Since when has separate accounts on a common system been a broken security method?
Jose Mitchell
>Crippling depression and loneliness: the post Why do you desperately want to try and fit into a place that doesn't give a shit about you, OP?
Wyatt Powell
You know, we have seen the same reactions and we get the laugh in the early 2000s as Be went down. You guys even told us: thanks for god you failed to reform the computing scene, and fuck your c++ shit! You probably felt happy to see it happen, and maybe said to yourself: oh, cool, no more Be-tard threads. But hey, bad news, we are so mad that we rebuilt the whole OS from scratch. We are back and now do you really think we have any other bullet-point in our todo list except trolling the legacy-cruft user neckbeard unix fags? Naîve.
Christian Howard
If you're OP, your typing like you're mentally handicapped only proves to the rest of us that you're mentally handicapped.
Angel Evans
Since your kernel must be running to enforce it.
Owen Baker
>We are mad It shows in your autism. Why do you shitpost autistically, then hope that people will give you hugbox level attention?
Ooh... That's a hot one.
Jordan Brooks
Kiddo; just stop typing. We can all see school's out for your middle school special-ed class. Stop pretending to be smart by proving your retardation.
>But hey, bad news >we are so mad that we rebuilt the whole OS from scratch. That is bad news... I mean the fact that you refuse to let a shitty OS with 0 marketshare die. Truly, the OS for autistic sperglords.
Lincoln Russell
I used OpenBSD on an MSI Wind u100 for at least a year, maybe more. While it was an interesting experience to tinker with, it was rather obtuse trying to get it to do anything particularly empowering. Unlike Linux, OpenBSD does certain things for you out of the box that are appreciated. OpenBSD expects to be the OS that you live in for most of your computing and there lies the reason I left. Setting up wifi could be super comfy, the software selection was fairly robust, but all the while it was ever so clunky and couldn't provide the capability of a full fledged OS. sh /etc/netstart/ and having the thing just werk felt hackerman and had none of the headache of Linux I commend OpenBSD devs for that. It's the ultimate craptop OS, but it isn't for people who want to explore the limits of modern software engineering. BeOS came standard with a million times more functionality that pushed the present technology to run with total fluidity, back when processors were underpowered for the computational tasks they were slated with.
>OpenBSD >so clunky >couldn't provide the capability of a full fledged OS >ultimate craptop OS >BeOS came standard with a million times more functionality >pushed the present technology to run with total fluidity I seriously hope that this is a troll post, otherwise it'd be one of the most retarded posts I've ever read.
why is that? because you quoted so many of my assertions without refutation other than ad hominem and seem to be part of a continuous wave of Anonymous who detract from perfectly fine parts of board culture ... I am legitimately curious how your mind works that you expect to be able to get away with such brutal style. yea fck that
>That thumbnail Even the hired shill is cringing over the OS. He's probably saying "Thank Christ that piece of shit is dead and gone."
Benjamin Bailey
bro he's an employee of the company doing a demo. it's not some low budget shitpost made for Jow Forums. since 1991 that shit's probably older than you
Grayson Thompson
>it's not some low budget shitpost made for Jow Forums. >Posted on Jow Forums My sides
It still doesn't make BeOS or Haiku practical, useful or viable in 2019.
Nathaniel Harris
neither is OpenBSD besides the fact that it's hardened. the idea you seem incapable of realizing is that it was the most viable, performant, well designed user facing OS back in the time that demo was recorded. it was never given the chance to succeed because of corporate greed.
Charles Ross
>A fully functional UNIX-like OS >Can't achieve all the tasks of other functional UNIX-like OSes BeOS didn't even have user authentication or other basic things that even Windows 3.11 for Workgroups and Novell Netware had before BeOS even existed. And as a testament to this, BeOS died in the 90's, while even shitty OSes like Windows outlasted it, let alone Linux and BSD. Again, please do more research before you sperg out over a topic nobody's interested in.
Ryan Jenkins
(((everyone shilling against Haiku also shills OpenBSD))) it's almost like you're a load of bots who meme >thing a bad >try thing b (also bad) instead it had protected memory so a single program spazzing out didn't take the whole system down into bsod
Protected memory doesn't protect your computer from a kernel panic. Again, Windows 3.11 for Workgroups had that, as did every version of Windows since 3.1. Again, please do more research instead of going full retard.
Cooper King
>Windows 3.11 for Workgroups and Novell Netware those had user auth purely for network purposes, they weren't multiuser systems
Landon Rodriguez
meh
Joshua Hill
I write code, watch anime and chat with friends. Could I use Haiku as my main OS?
Aiden Lee
>Hurr yoor hurtening muh feels >Durr yoor shilling BSD No; I'm saying that there are plenty of OSes, including Windows, Linux, BSD and even TempleOS that have better security, boot times, interfaces and overall better features than a dying hobby OS. Even TempleOS, a dead project from a dead man, works better than Haiku.
William Butler
>I'm a retard and I don't care That was well known since you first chose to make a tripcode.
Daniel Bell
If you want everything running as root without a single antivirus program or firewall to protect you, then sure.
Angel Phillips
See
Thomas Barnes
>Not understanding how computers work >Still trying to shill something he doesn't understand Sure is summer, boys.
Daniel Rivera
>antivirus program are there any 64bit beos viruses? >firewall modern soho routers are also firewalls
Angel James
yea Haiku is anime >being so confident you understand everything that you can't appreciate how something once beautiful is still attempting to survive through open source.
Kevin Long
I've never suggested anyone use Haiku before iirc meanwhile you're obsessed with multiuser like it's back when everyone has their own devices nowadays nobody else uses my desktop why does it need to be multiuser?
>Thinking people don't still program in 32-bit >Thinking Haiku can even run, let alone on 64-bit CPUs I laughed.
>Being so retarded that you keep flooding Jow Forums with the same thread that nobody's interested in, due to your lack of understanding or knowledge of computers What's funny in all this is how you aren't pretending to be retarded
Anthony White
I jerked off today and yesterday after a month of nofap I'm retarded for the moment ok
Thomas Jenkins
>why does it need to be multiuser? So that if someone attacks the OS, they can't have root-level control of everything on it. That's what user accounts were made for.
>For the moment I think you were dropped on your head as a baby.
Adam Gomez
>there is no 64bit haiku that is embarrasing
Ayden Carter
fuck I'm legimitely having a seizure or some shit meanwhile you're obsessed with multiuser like it's back when (pic related) t. Christopher you're probably also afraid of blacks
Aiden Ward
>actual thread about unique and interesting technology >one fucktard stomping it into the ground because it's not like everything else stop replying
Jack Brooks
>Misreading it I said there's no WORKING 64-bit Haiku
Alpha isn't working.
>fuck I'm legimitely having a seizure or some shit Isn't that your cue to stop acting retarded online and go act retarded in a hospital?
Josiah Gomez
ahahahahahahahahahaha kill yourself
Brayden Collins
>Stop posting deprecated OSes that nobody's interested in ftfy
Carter Perez
>Haiku >unique and interesting technology Pick none. You need to read the archives to see just how many failed Haiku generals there are.
>Seething The truth hurts, doesn't it? I can see why your mom tried basking your head on the side of a table when you were a baby.
Eli Jones
you're the type of fucker who's happy with the present and celebrates the oppression of the past in the hope that it may continue. go back to your circlejerk hyperconsumerism general you fucking post-boomer dweeb
Jack Taylor
You seem upset. Why are you upset? Did something you read upset you?
Angel Wilson
I may be dying in the flesh but at least I'm not a nihilistic edgelord who flips out in hobbyist OS threads not even remotely this is hilarious
Carson Jackson
>nihilistic I meant misanthropic
Luke Reed
itt: a tripfag gets trolled by people who aren't even trying. This is some numale-tier tranny-CoC-level autism
>I may be dying in the flesh but at least I'm not a nihilistic edgelord who flips out in hobbyist OS threads >Talks about dying in the flesh >While flipping out at people not being interested in an OS that died 27 years ago.
Thomas Kelly
>flips out copying insults are we? regardless of my childhood and whether or not I was plausibly dropped on my head at least I progressed from the status of being a baby
Leo Morgan
Somebody's jimmies are rustled tonight.
Christopher: why don't you change your trip to Jimmy Russel? inb4 he's too retarded to get the joke.
Matthew Lewis
this guy just inb4'd his own meme
Luke Jones
>He's arguing with himself now I remember a couple of days ago, when a thread was posted about someone wanting to ban schizos from internet access... Now I know what that user was talking about.
Isaac Peterson
>Still not getting the joke You're really upset. Did your mom forget to give you your Seroquil when she brought you your chicken tendies?
Austin Long
who are you faggots?
Kevin Miller
seriously this is spooky did I get baited here?
Alexander Reed
>3.11 WfW >user separation you are funny.
Jacob Sanders
>Getting easily upset over opinions
>Getting upset over other people getting upset
Yes you did. Big time. If you were more emotionally mature, you would have just moved on instead of throwing an online tantrum for nothing.
You're the only person who caught onto that. Kudos to you.
Carter Sullivan
nice to see Jow Forumsurus cleaning up the mess I just made
Dominic Rodriguez
They seem like typical trolls to me.
Jason Bennett
Disclaimer: I use Arch, not Haiku I am at a lack of understanding why Jow Forums is so hostile towards OP. Even though Haiku has poor security features and the like, it shouldn't be spit on. If you want to suggest to potential users that it is poor for those reasons, by all means do so, but don't hate on OP for trying to show off a small project to a few geeks.
Henry Perez
But the tripfag who was sperging out isn't even OP
Samuel Davis
it's almost like you've never been in these threads before
Ryder Sullivan
This.
I mean I know BSDtoddlers were BTFO when Inspur K-UX and EulerOS made it to Posix-compliance before BSD ever could, but was so retarded, I almost mistook it for some reddit-tier copypasta.
Aiden Wright
reddit is the future I've got like 6 accounts there
Jonathan Reed
See When someone thinks that protected memory prevents kernel panics, that's when you question if they're trolling, or actually stupid.
I just extrapolated from the guy in the demo vid who claimed it prevented a program from taking the whole system down, something I feel that I have experienced in Windows furthermore Windows has poor scheduling compared to the demo 100%
To be fair, Windows has always had poor scheduling, even when compared to Linux.
>Beta Why do they call it beta when it's still in alpha stage and unusable? Even ReactOS calls itself alpha and even that's more usable than Haiku.
And why have 64-bit Haiku where there isn't a single program from BeOS or from Haiku's ports that works on 64-bit CPUs properly?
Connor Kelly
Linux you could swap out the scheduler at least
Jordan Gray
My point exactly.
Elijah Thompson
>if someone attacks the OS >they can't have root-level control of everything on it. >That's what user accounts were made for. Ah, cool, a program will magically save your arse! No.
Xavier Price
I'm still waiting for the day I can use Haiku as a production public-access web server
Wasted get.
Lincoln Jackson
It werks for many, so sure it isn’t working.
Charles Adams
Why is it that the OpenBSD general is more civilised than the Haiku general? Are the BSDick-monglers raiding this board in an effort to divert and distract trolls away from their containment thread?
>It works for many Any actual evidence in the form of statistics on Haiku's actual usage?
Thought not. Opinions aren't fact.
Elijah Rodriguez
I am not the only one who mentioned the missing user separation in 3.11, but whatever.
Jackson Sullivan
You know... I'm sure if there ever were a BeNT project, it'd fair better than GNU/k-FreeBSD.
>BeOS core utils >NT kernel
Brandon Powell
Haiku runs everything as root / uid 0 for BeOS R5 compatibility reasons.
Sebastian Powell
>Why do they call it beta Because it is a beta. Check the roadmap and the results of the votings which features are a must. >You HAVE to explain, what you meant wit non-working programs, otherwise it is just bait.
James Reyes
Haiku is targeted at general purpose desktop so it attracts more retarded shit flingers than a research/security OS that will cheerfully break ABI to fix things like the 2038 problem.
Jayden Johnson
BeOS and Haiku use the GNU coreutils including Bash.
Dylan Gomez
But why do you want to misuse products? Are you masturbating with hair-dryer or something? Btw Apache, sqls, php, and many scripting languages are available for Haiku, even nodejs, fyi.