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AROS ported to AmigaOne
« on: January 31, 2004, 07:54:33 PM »
AROS now runs hosted on Linux on the AmigaOne computer. Thanks to DaveP who managed to achieve the port in just a few hours.  

Announcing it here, DaveP has ported the open source AROS operating system.

With the increasing numbers of frustrated AmigaOne owners without an Amiga-ish OS to run on their new computers, it is excellent news that at last they'll be able to use a friendly and familliar system.

We are currently awaiting DaveP to send us the source code so we can publicly release AROS for AmigaOne on our website.
 

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Re: AROS ported to AmigaOne
« Reply #1 on: February 02, 2004, 07:05:30 PM »
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This is a blatant attempt to force the issue in the most public way possible.


It was indeed a blatent attempt to force the issue, but look at it from my point of view.  If I had suddenly announced that I'd ported (say) Sim City 4 to OS4, then didn't answer any questions about it for 2 weeks, while at the same time posting on other forums, what would you conclude?  Exactly... so that is why I forced the issue.

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but reading through the stuff that has been posted over the last 24 hours or so it has put me in a total rage

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Which comments put you in a rage?  There were a fair few comments on ANN doubting you did what you said you did (which motivated me to start the thread to find out the truth - see my reason above) - including 2 ANN moderators.  But really, you can't doubt that this is to be deserved from the way you have behaved over the past year.  You reap what you sew.

Anyway, although I personally will probably never use AROS on the PPC, I think it's excellent news for everyone in the Amiga community that it exists, and I'm sorry for doubting you, and I hope I've explained why.