Finally.

And Microsoft stole it from a different developer, who posted it back in 2011… and then ran it through Copilot without even checking it thoroughly before adding it to training documentation.

I dunno - The Dread Pirate Roberts and his beloved Buttercup seemed to escape the cruel and fat Prince Humperdink into the Fire Swamp through a ravine and I consider anything that humiliates that gross, fat pig a good thing.

Like “Linux” in linuxsucks101…

"Power to the Soviets?

No! Power to a small group of individuals over everyone else."

Does this include children of Servicemembers who were born off-base?

For future reference, OP, there are at least two search engines one can use for podcasts - podcastindex.org and fyyd.de.

Here’s the podcastindex.org result: https://podcastindex.org/podcast/5220235

You know what would have prevented this? Higher pay for the Unicam. The 1k/mo salary Legislators get only encourage those who have a primary passive income with nothing to do to set our laws in this state.

The older terminology, which is still used in the API, was a lot better.

It was Guild. It was a Discord Guild. Probably because Stanislav was working on it after he abandoned Guildwork.

AbiWord would be pretty good on Haiku

It’s in HaikuDepot as well. I did see Calligra Office too, not sure if that’s the same as KOffice or not.

Unhappy 76th Anniversary of the Red Scare that made us forget about the first Red Scare.

So… promote a martyrdom complex within the Armed Forces.

I need to try the Hut’s pie again soon. Might be a step up from the Godfather’s experience.

Not sure how the windowing system handles support for transparency outside of Replicants (the little widgets on the desktop). However, it does have translation layers for X and Wayland, so, perhaps there’s something there.

Meanwhile, Haiku with Replicants…

How’s the Vegas Loop handling traffic again?

Oh, right… it’s a taxi service through a tube underground between the airport and the convention center… not very usable by all.

It does have a decent complement of applications in the package depot - a few Firefox clones, LibreOffice, VLC, QMPlay2, a handful of trackers, some emulators and a few source ports to name a few.

Wine has been ported over as well, but you might need to compile it by hand. Not much of an issue though. That might be your in on getting commercial games running, if you game.

Packages are handled in a unique way, mounting into the filesystem, sort of like an AppImage, but mount-on-install instead of mount-on-run.

Waterfox and Librewolf are in the HaikuDepot. As for Office Suites, I think I did see LibreOffice there as well.

I love Haiku. If I wasn’t a Steam user, it’d be my daily driver.

Not Linux. It’s Haiku, a POSIX-Compatible clone of BeOS, a Media first operating system from the 90s, designed to be friendly and powerful.