Years and years, to have AmigaOS 3.1-like on x86 systems and now ppl wants Aros on a PPC based machine?
This would not be entirely correct. The goal of the AROS project is not to produce an "AmigaOS-on-x86", the goal is to produce an opensource AmigaOS workalike. The reason why the only port that is functional right now is that x86 is what most people have available.
When I find the spare time one of my goals is to port AROS onto my A3k, just for the fun of it.
If someone feels up to it, AROS can be made to run on Alpha, Sparc, PA-RISC, MIPS, or any other architecture you have available. All it takes is a coder with a machine and some (plenty
) of spare time.
//Johan
