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I suspect it was a freak occurence, but I actually had incredible luck running Haiku on an old laptop back in the day. It was incredibly fast, and just about al
by SuperNinKenDo 6mo ago
I suspect it was a freak occurence, but I actually had incredible luck running Haiku on an old laptop back in the day. It was incredibly fast, and just about all the amenities you'd expect worked with no or minimal intervention.
- cachius 6mo agoEven running from an HDD?
- trinix912 6mo agoI recently tried the latest version (Beta 5?) on a 2005-ish PC with an even older HDD and it ran surprisingly fast off that. The only thing where it was somewhat slow was web browsing.
- SuperNinKenDo 6mo agoYeah. I installed it to HDD and it worked great. You'd think the thing had an SSD ot was so snappy. No issues with compat on the drive or anything.
- pabs3 6mo agoIn the last year sometime I ran the Haiku live image off USB on my only laptop (2011 X201t), it worked fairly well.
- nomdep 6mo agoMe too. The laptop was so old that I couldn't play a 360p mpg video without pauses on Windows 2K or XFCE, but it ran smoothly with BeOS5 (the Intel-based abandonware version)