one thing that always makes me smile isan operating system that is not windowsi'm a long time linux user but this oshaiku intrigues mebased on the old bosit promises to be fast and lightweightcoollet's download the beta and try itfollowing the directions i soon have acd to play withso let's have some fun[Music]let's start with this old hp laptopafter the installit couldn't connect to the internet theusb didn't work and the sound didn'tworkwe'll try one of the latest nightlybuilds55621and go from therei have noticed that with this laptopthat sometimes the desktop loads poorlya shutdown fixes thatand it boots within 35 secondsfor a single core amd with two gigs ofmemory and an ide drivethat's pretty goodbut still no sound and no usbit doesn't see wi-fibut the ethernet port workshaiku must be missing some driversthe laptop probably has some old andfunky hardware not supported by haikuand using my cell phone to capture thislaptop sucksso let's try a desktop that my capturedevice can read remember this guythe lost gatewayit's an amd64 cpu with two gigs ofmemorylet's try haiku as a live cdwe'll go for broke with that nightlybuildand it boots nicelylook at all those programslet's check out the ethernet connectionoh yeah we have internetwe also have usbthis is looking like it will be funtime to do a full installand it installs quickly very coolthe standard web browser web positivecan do youtubenot bad not badlet's go shoppingwe'll hit the repositoriesour objectiveslibreoffice some media players and maybeanother browserholy cow they got lmsthat's my music composing softwareand it's an up-to-date version tooand libreofficenaturallyfair warning it took several minutes todownload and installlet's grab otter browserweb positive browser crashed on a fewsiteswe'll use otter browser to get somesound fonts for lmmsmusescore is a good site to get somenice sound fonts[Music]lmms looks a bit crampedlet's change the screen resolutionah that's betterbeyond that my agp graphics card poopsout on mevlc plays back the video capture fileso far we're looking goodbut i want more playbackqm play 2 installs with lots of videocodexes so we don't have to go pokearound looking for themhow about some audio editingthe bae audio editor couldn't even reada wave filek-wave borrowed from the kde projectdoes seem to workit's pretty simple compared to audacitybut at this point we're looking forbasic functionalityfor video editing how about open shotthe basics seem to workit's surprising what can be done withthis operating system on low endhardwarehaiku is still in beta but it looksreally promisingthis is the 32-bit version so we're alittle limited heremaybe the 64-bit version on beefierhardware will be even betterlightweight operating systems that canresurrect old hardware is where it's atthanks for watching discover new thingsexperiment with old hardwareplay with alternative operating systemsand as always stay curious[Music]you