My wish is they would try to lock down a platform hardware wise to install Haiku on. I hate the hit and miss of this system works, this does not, this works kind of, that one may or may not.
That gets old.
I own a BeBox and if they sold a HaikuBox that Haiku was built around would for sure run on, I would buy it. Even if they just had a sponsored system once per year that they test the system on and that will let us know we are good to go.
I own a Mac Mini 2010 model that boots Haiku fine and I could explore the net using a ethernet dongle but not in the stock ethernet jack, but no sound. Pretty useless as I want sound.
Anyway, the whole hit and miss nature of it drove me away for now and on Amiga as my alt OS fix.
Maybe one day they will lock onto a set platform that they at least work on making sure it works on and then if someone wants to tinker outside of that, cool, but I much prefer the route Amigadom has taken and has a aCube and Aeon for the OS to run on for sure.
But, give me a HaikuBox and I would be all over it like a bear on honey.
TJ
