An open source operating system inspired by BeOS, prioritizing performance, stability, and user experience, designed for speed, simplicity, and ease of use.
Haiku is an open source operating system designed to recreate the look and feel of the discontinued BeOS operating system. It first became publicly available in 2009 and has been in continual development ever since.
Like BeOS, Haiku is optimized to be fast, lightweight, and responsive, prioritizing performance and usability over other considerations. It supports preemptive multitasking with pervasive multithreading to make the most of modern hardware advancements.
Some key features and highlights of Haiku include:
The goal of the Haiku project is to realize the potential of BeOS as a fast, powerful, yet easy to use desktop operating system. It is open source and community-driven, with an emphasis on modularity, extensibility, and customizability.
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