Is AROS the future of the Amiga?

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Is AROS the future of the Amiga?

Hmmm... Good question... It's certainly the future of my Amiga... but then I doubt many people here doubt that :-D

I hope that people will enjoy using AROS, even if it isn't their main Amgia experience :-)

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bjjones37 wrote:
Amiga will die when my Amiga dies and I cannot replace it.  Atari will die when my Atari dies and I cannot replace it.  

My Timex-Sinclair 1000 died.  I ... don't think I'll replace that one. :-D

I haev two, very much alive ZX81's :-D

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bjjones37 wrote:

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bjjones37 wrote:
Amiga will die when my Amiga dies and I cannot replace it.  Atari will die when my Atari dies and I cannot replace it.  

My Timex-Sinclair 1000 died.  I ... don't think I'll replace that one. :-D

I haev two, very much alive ZX81's :-D

I still have a TS-1500 and a TS-2068.  What would the Sinclair equivalents of those be?

Ahem, oh yeah, AROS, lookin' good. :-D

ZX Spectrums, I guess.

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drHirudo wrote:
Asking "Is AROS the future of the Amiga?" is like asking "Is Wine the future of Windows?"

So you agree with Red then? Since M$ themselves have had to build a "Wine layer" for XP64 and Longhorn...

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chiark wrote:
Excellent thread this, with some wonderful debate.

I downloaded the bootable AROS last week and ran it.  Apart from my mouse not working, I was genuinely stunned at what has been achieved so far.

Can you give more details about your set up?