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Re: What should I include in Aros Vision Light/Classic?
« on: October 29, 2012, 10:47:10 AM »
My thinking would be to have a distribution that is as close to Amiga Workbench as possible for the very lowest spec machines :)

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Re: What should I include in Aros Vision Light/Classic?
« Reply #1 on: October 29, 2012, 11:14:58 AM »
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I will orientate on 3.1. and leave out most of the applications, games, demos and so on. What I want to keep are the base parts like libraries so that a application or game that runs on f.e. the big version also runs on the light version.

If possible I want to use Scalos to replace Wanderer that is still not enough optimized for slow hardware, what will certainly change in future.
My thinking was that a super light version of AROS would be good to wean Amiga classic users off the old AmigaOS and into AROS.

Have you considered Jason's Workbook as a desktop?