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Offline DiskDoctor

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Re: Future of Amiga
« on: May 09, 2009, 04:28:56 PM »
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IMO the only way for Amiga to once again become a mainstream OS is to port OS4.x to x86 and create classic  card with a 68xxx based processor that could run all classic software.


I think AROS would be fine and enough as long as those people start making efforts for support of decent notebooks which are most people's PCs nowadays.
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Re: Future of Amiga
« Reply #1 on: May 09, 2009, 08:04:45 PM »
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orb85750 wrote:
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don27dog wrote:
IMO the only way for Amiga to once again become a mainstream OS is to port OS4.x to x86 and create classic  card with a 68xxx based processor that could run all classic software.


I don't think PC users are looking for another operating system these days, so it's not at all clear to me how porting OS4 over to that equipment is going to make it mainstream, especially if OS4 is not available for free (given the availability of Linux).


I think what you said in just a few words is a critically important opinion, ought to be killing this very x86 crusade.

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