Now it runs on my backup PC – This post was written on Haiku ~

Yes you heard that right, I wrote this post on an operating system known as “Haiku.” You may be wondering what Haiku looks like, so I have provided a screenshot.

Not only did I not face any issues installing Haiku on my backup PC. Booting it is as simple as turning on the pc. Last time I tried installing it, my PC refused to detect it as a bootable operating system.

I chose Haiku for a few reasons. React OS which would’ve been my first choice is nowhere near ready. Heck React OS doesnt really work outside of being ran on an emulator such as QEMU or Virtual Box. With the end of windows 10 support around the corner my backup pc needed a new operating system. Linux was giving me issues so that really only left a few options. I knew Haiku doesn’t have a very large app ecosystem so getting things like this done would be easier than if I had a bunch of games available to distract me.

Anyways that’s all for this post as I don’t really have much to say at the moment aside from what I already said. Thanks for reading.