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  • The Haiku O S
    It is based on another
    One named Be O S

  • Interesting but I don’t really understand its use case, maybe for obsolete legacy software?

    • Hobby development for an OS not based on BSD/Linux.

      For what it's worth, these days it's becoming somewhat more Linux-like in terms of apps.

      The original BeOS had its own visual flair and style, as well as some technical achievements that were relevant in the late 90s. I installed a repack version of the final BeOS release in the early 2000s.