I have been a BeOS fan for a long time. Watched it come and go, followed the community through Zeta and into Haiku, and always felt like there was something unfinished there. An OS that got the fundamentals right but never got its shot at the mainstream. I only recently started contributing to VitruvianOS (V\OS) but I am all in on it. It is an operating system built on the Linux kernel that brings the BeOS desktop experience to modern hardware, and I think it has a real chance at finishing what BeOS started.