Haiku OS Adds Support For More AMD Polaris GPUs & Other Changes In April
The BeOS-inspired Haiku open-source operating system project has published their April 2025 progress report.
Haiku OS over the course of April has landed a number of improvements to this innovative OS with some of the improvements including:
- Various Terminal fixes.
- Haiku can now handle more than one PCI bus on x86 such as needed for some types of bridge devices.
- Support for more AMD Radeon Polaris-based graphics cards within the Radeon_HD driver.
- Support within the Wacom driver for the Cintiq 13HD device.
- Synchronizing the Haiku stdio / printf / sscanf implementations against much newer Glibc versions that in turn fixes various problems.
It wasn't the most exciting month but a lot of improvements across the board for this open-source OS. More details on these and many other changes merged to Haiku OS over the course of April via Haiku-OS.org.
Haiku OS over the course of April has landed a number of improvements to this innovative OS with some of the improvements including:
- Various Terminal fixes.
- Haiku can now handle more than one PCI bus on x86 such as needed for some types of bridge devices.
- Support for more AMD Radeon Polaris-based graphics cards within the Radeon_HD driver.
- Support within the Wacom driver for the Cintiq 13HD device.
- Synchronizing the Haiku stdio / printf / sscanf implementations against much newer Glibc versions that in turn fixes various problems.
It wasn't the most exciting month but a lot of improvements across the board for this open-source OS. More details on these and many other changes merged to Haiku OS over the course of April via Haiku-OS.org.