A Tricky Question

[OlafS3]

Right now, I'm using Amiga 3.9. Since I recently acquired a second A2000, I thought it might be a good time to look for a 'legitimate' upgrade to that OS for both my machines. However, there are a lot of software (and hardware) companies using the venerable name 'Amiga' these days. Can anybody tell me what the legitimate follow-up to 3.9 is? Same company, same core software, that sort of thing? OR, if that's no longer possible, what's the next best thing that will run on my hardware?

:juggler:

Upgrade is difficult to say...

I think Aros 68k will replace 3.9 on the mid- and longterm and is already running on classic hardware. I have created a distribution based on Aros 68k called "Aros Vision":

http://www.natami-news.de/html/aros_vision.html
http://www.natami-news.de/html/distribution_download.html

I also plan to create a light version for classic hardware in future

It can easily run on UAE. Aros 68k also runs on classic hardware (mostly tested by Wawa, f.e. active on amigaworld and aros-exec)

[OlafS3]

I read that it works with FS-UAE on Mac so it "should" work on Linux too. And you need to integrate newer Roms