Re:Launch HN: Haiku (YC W18) – Build and Design Cross-Platfo...
by zackbrown on Monday February 12, 2018 @03:24PM
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Yes, we're planning to support Windows, Linux, plus an in-browser editor. Starting with Mac just helped us ship sooner.
We agree with you that for cross-platform dev, multi-OS authoring support is important. Windows support is expected mid-2018; I hesitate to put a date on Linux yet since we haven't deeply scoped it out, e.g. which distros we can easily support.
Re:Launch HN: Haiku (YC W18) – Build and Design Cross-Platfo...
by redindian on Monday February 12, 2018 @06:06PM
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In browser editing would be awesome.
Sketch was awesome, but Figma changed the way I work. I work both in Windows and Mac, and it is unbelievable how far browser based tools have come
I have Haiku at home on Mac (beta tester) and now on Windows at work.... Browser support would be perfect for continuing where I left off regardless of the machine I am on.
Re:Launch HN: Haiku (YC W18) – Build and Design Cross-Platfo...
by roldie on Monday February 12, 2018 @06:39PM
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What is it about Figma that changed the way you work?
Re:Launch HN: Haiku (YC W18) – Build and Design Cross-Platfo...
by diggan on Monday February 12, 2018 @03:43PM
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Awesome! Browser-editor would support everything out-of-the-box, while a Linux native editor would be awesome as well.
Very glad to hear and looking forward to hearing news in the future.
Re:Launch HN: Haiku (YC W18) – Build and Design Cross-Platfo...
by skykooler on Monday February 12, 2018 @03:28PM
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Would be cool if it supported Haiku OS too. :)
Re:Launch HN: Haiku (YC W18) – Build and Design Cross-Platfo...
by zackbrown on Monday February 12, 2018 @03:36PM
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Ha! We'd love to. We're fans of the Haiku OS project — as we scope out posix/*nix support, we'll be giving Haiku for Haiku a serious look.
Re:Launch HN: Haiku (YC W18) – Build and Design Cross-Platfo...
by waddlesplash on Tuesday February 13, 2018 @06:02PM
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Neat! Feel free to give me a buzz if you get stuck with anything. Always happy to help people port stuff. :)
The tool seems nice and would be lovely to have on linux. There is not a lot of tools that support my choice of platform, but if the aim is explicitly to support a lot of platforms, having support for the three major OSes would be nice.