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@coolbean i thought it's like a feminine bebox
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@coolbean it doesn't even have a posix compatibility layer
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@snacks i didnt even know beos ran on a system called the bebox
thats cute i like that. beos is cool haiku is one of my favorite operating systems
thats cute i like that. beos is cool haiku is one of my favorite operating systems
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@coolbean it was heavily marketed as the first dual core consumer pc iirc
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@snacks at up to 133mhz, waow thats only slightly less than modern riscv microcontrollers (though admittedly there *are* 2)
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@snacks but also like, it is legitimately strange that beos ISNT a unix-like. like its from the pre-itanium unix golden age, everyone was making a unix back then. its weird that they made their os mostly in-house without following that sort of mould
also haiku just seemed really unixy when i used it (aside from being gui-only. which is called being based)
also haiku just seemed really unixy when i used it (aside from being gui-only. which is called being based)
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@snacks omg it has blinkenlights from the factory thats so cute
god i want blinkenlights on my ram sticks
god i want blinkenlights on my ram sticks
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