Nothing like the real AmigaOS.The backporting of Aros to 68k shows how Aros is slow as any other actual operating system, sure it flys on super duper multi GHZ monster but is not as responsiveness as origunal OS on very, very limited hadrware.AmigaOS classic still rules!!!!
Uh, it seems that you do not realise that no platform-specific optimisations have been made whatsoever at this stage? This is still at the stage of "Wow, the code actually runs without crashing and taking the system down!"
The screen is drawn with thousands of single pixel-pushing function calls, since it is running on a fallback driver, for example. Comparing it to "real AmigaOS" performance at the current stage makes no sense at all. You are just able to see this stage because it is an open source OS. No commercial OS makers would show this stage of early development.
