I uploaded working versions of vim, vi, and view, just a few minutes ago, to haikuware. On 11/10/11, Jerry Babione <jerry.babione@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > OK guy's Point taken. I can be wrong.... It happens. Got it Folks.... > > On 11/10/11, François Revol <revol@xxxxxxx> wrote: >> Le 10/11/2011 16:39, Jerry Babione a écrit : >>> On 11/10/11, Paul Davey <plmdvy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>>> <snip> >>>> >>>> >>>>> NOW IS THE TIME for an OS with all the tools ( SIMPLE to USE Tools) to >>>>> step up. I despise Ubuntu 11.04 because of the slick approach to the >>>>> consumer. Windows 8 will have its sales reguardless of my >>>>> preferences. Haiku can be one of the best Linux systems ever fielded >>>>> if we can get our act together. >>>>> >>>> >>>> Haiku is not a Linux system. >>>> >>>> <snip> >>>> >>>> >>> Read a little further, While Haiku is based on BeOS the kernal is >>> basic linux. Get Over it. I've imported apps for GNU, Debian, and >>> Others that run beautifully, The users I can get to go this way I >>> will. >>> >>> <snip> >> >> 1) Haiku is not Linux: it doesn't use Linux (which is just the kernel). >> >> 2) Haiku is not GNU: it has the GNU tools but it's not what is most >> visible and used by people. >> If you want to please RMS, "just call your kernel Limerick and your OS >> GNU/Limerick then" as he said. >> But again Haiku is not defined just by the GNU tools and a kernel. >> >> 3) Haiku is not a GNU/Linux distribution: cf. 1 & 2. >> >> 4) Haiku is not Unix: it doesn't try to be compatible with *nix. Just >> enough POSIX to port things. >> >> Haiku is an OS in its own rights. >> >> There are many *nix software ported to Windows with Cygwin and MingW, >> yet noone tries to speak of Windows as a Unix or Linux distro. >> >> François. >> >> > > > -- > Jerry Babione > Founder-Just Plain Folks Org. Inc. > -- Jerry Babione Founder-Just Plain Folks Org. Inc.