Drop "OS" from Haiku's name. #129
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Nitpicking, but... same as Linux, FreeBSD, Serenity, etc... it is just Haiku. (when listing it among other OSes' names, no need for the qualifier).
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I am actually unsure whether it's a on official naming scheme or not. Upstream website domain is haiku-os.org, which also says "Haiku OS" in the title; Same story with Reddit community dedicated to the project. Many articles mention "Haiku OS" specifically, but the wikipedia page name is simply "Haiku". Perhaps @X547 can enlighten us about the recommended naming scheme? |
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Official name is "Haiku" (without "OS"). https://www.haiku-os.org/about/faq#why-isnt-it-called-haikuos |
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Nitpicking, but... same as Linux, FreeBSD, Serenity, etc... it is just Haiku.
(when listing it among other OSes' names, no need for the qualifier).