A very common problem Every operating system project meant to be run on generic hardware faces this issue, which is to support the widest range possible of hardware configurations. Haiku makes no exception to the rule, and being a small(-ish), … Continue reading →

These days, Haiku is seeing a long standing barrier to interoperability fading away as its NFSv4 client is getting merged. It’s the first sign for the feature to be included in future releases of Haiku. Following a quite successful Google … Continue reading →

I have been having an absolute blast of a time testing out a new operating system for this article. It is called Haiku. It is not a Unix or Linux based operating system, but rather an operating system based upon … Continue reading →