helloSystem is a desktop system for creators with a focus on simplicity, elegance, and usability. Its design follows the “Less, but better” philosophy. It is intended as a system for “mere mortals”, welcoming to switchers from the Mac. #FreeBSD is used as the core operating system https://hellosystem.github.io/docs/#unix#macos
@nixCraft I am pleased to see that development is still being worked on.
Like any FreeBSD, it doesn't like all my hardware, especially my Wi-Fi 6 network / Bluetooth card and the display isn't the resolution I'd like... But it is still coming along nicely and looks great.
The last time I tried FreeBSD was less than 30 days ago. But beyond those 30 days is several yearS of trying to peek into the FreeBSD ecosystem, and it hasn't moved much between several years ago to 30 days ago, and all the time in between that.
So unless FreeBSD has dramatically done a complete reversal and all the tech news outlets have not reported it... I doubt't much as changed in the 20 something (almost 30), since I last checked.
@Linux_Is_Best@uma honestly, all I care about from my professional view is that October date, as it moves my current work state even further into the "ancient". That...speeds up the timeline I'm looking at to get to 13.2 on some high-vis systems, just so we can move to 14. And... I'm thinking about work too much on a now-to-me Saturday...
@nixCraft I how long it will take until Apple's lawyers notice that they've taken the OSX design/design language and/or the "hello" graphical font demo.
@nixCraft Really interesting that one of the hardwares they support is @frameworkcomputer mainboard 11 gen. Next week I should try to run it on mine 12 gen
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