>>925
It's neat (and I do wish BeOS became Mac OS X), but it's always just going to be a novelty at best without a company behind it like the old days, especially given that it's not Windows nor Linux/Unix.

>>927
>without a company behind it like the old days
It does have a company behind it though

https://www.haiku-inc.org/

Haiku will actually be viable to daily drive someday like 9front is for those who only need to manipulate text. All it needs is for Chrome to work since so much is done in the browser nowadays. It might get to stability before ReactOS. This is probably going to happen when the year of the Linux desktop finally arrives which is when the desktop is obsolete and also when Linux is compromised and people move to the BSDs.

>>925
I think it's pretty neat.