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Re: ARM for the future?
« on: January 16, 2011, 11:08:28 AM »
Quote from: WolfToTheMoon;606816
It is obvious most of the current Amiga users and devs are still on the 68K platform and most of the software is there also.

Why is it obvious? It is not so obvious to me at least.

Quote from: WolfToTheMoon;606816
AROS68K might just turn out to be far, far more serious competition to AOS4 and MOS then it's x86 version ever was, especially if Natami is released

Don't think so. Classic Amigas have just not enough computing power to be a serious competition for MorphOS and AmigaOS 4. Natami (if ever released), won't help much.