Perhaps I've made some faux pas. I don't know. In any case, the range and number of responses surprised me
Seriously speaking, I use an AmigaOne 500 with OS 4.1 and a Mac Mini with MorphOs. However, OWB and even Wayfarer are very backward compared to AmiBrowser.
In general, I think we need to switch from PowerPC to ARM.
Finally, because not everyone knows, a good browser for OS 3.x called Amelinium is being developed; I must admit, it's Polish work!

Hi! 
I'm new here, so hello everyone!
I have a question: I'm thinking about buying an A600 GS, but I'd prefer to buy an A4000 NG. So, when can I expect this device to be available? Is there a pre-order? Can I sign up for this computer?
I think the Amibench idea is great....

Happy May, C= and Ami aficionados!
     The Fresno Commodore User Group has its next meeting from 11 a.m. to 2:30+ p.m., Sunday, May 17, at

  Panera Bread Restaurant
  3590 W. Shaw Ave. (corner of W. Shaw Ave. and Marty Ave.)
  Fresno, CA 93711
  (559) 271-0104
  http://www.dickestel.com/meet_loc.htm

     We’ll talk about the highs and lows of the Commodore Los Angeles Super Show which was held a few weekends ago.  And we will discuss ideas for the Seattle Pacific Commodore Expo NW to be held on June 20-21.  Also we’ll talk about the new TeensyROM+ for the C64/128 and the upcoming Commodore 64C from Commodore International.
     Played at the last meeting, we take a look again at the Eric Blase VIC-20 game, Fisherman, and see if we can make it run as a .D64 (v.p. Roger, bring your SD2IEC and RAM expanders).  Then we continue with the second half of new C64 itch.io games, the half that we didn’t get to last time.  Speaking of new games, we try out Jupiter Fracture, a Lunar Lander-type game.  Once again, the A600GS returns with the latest game downloads from itch.io and from Amiga500archive.com , too.

       Truly,
       Robert Bernardo
       Fresno Commodore User Group -
       http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm

Most native games on AROS are ports of open-source titles (just like on OS4 or MorphOS). You can find most of the software (including games) on the https://archives.arosworld.org/. I’ve also been uploading videos of the ports I’m working on to my YouTube channel lately.

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