That interesting. I’m daily driving Haiku on my 4770 based Thinkcentre Micro M93 (?) with 16GB RAM and an SSD replacement for the HDD and it has been fine for what I use it for. It runs EDSM star map and EDAstro web apps while I play Elite Dangerous and plays my network shared music.
It’s fine for casual use.
It’s have also installed it on
Atom 160. Atom 330(?) thin clients with built in touch monitors.
Ion graphics based AMD thin client
Dell based SIS chipset (!!!) Celeron thin client.
Intel 3770 based Thinkcentre micro
4970k Intel X97 chipset(?) mobo PC from 2012.
8th gen intel Thinkcentre micro.
Fujitsu i3 9th gen laptop.
I love the UI because it’s perfect for mini monitors such as 800x640 and 1200x1024… and low power machines.
Only bug I notice with mine that iceweasel has a distracting square around the cursor when you move it.
Haiku Beta 5 has really started to push the stability and usability as well as decent improvements in network speed over Beta 4.
I really hope Haiku dev work continues!