First In Amiga History

[dammy]

Today is a new chapter in the Amiga History Book.  Today Amiga Community can celebrate an Amiga Like Clone is the first to be officially become a 64 bit OS.

 Read about it here .  

Congratulations and a very large THANK YOU to Dr. Michal Schulz for his dedication and hard work to make this possible.

[Chain]

:banana: welcome to the world of 64bits

[downix]

Fantastic!  After the junk from McEwan earlier this was a breath of fresh air!

[thanos]

Very cool!

[tonyyeb]

Excellent news

[Einstein]

Yup, excellent indeed, if we only could get that I-UAE to unchain AROS' well deserved evolution, me thinks Also Sprach Zarathustra!  :-D

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[downix]

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@downix

Are you Mr Drax ?
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I've been compared to Kevin Smith before, but never Huge Drax.  I consider that an upgrade.  

[m0ns00n]

It surely is wonderful news. Now I have the task of making sure Lunapaint compiles on the beast =)

[trekiej]

I wonder how many man hours went into it?

[guru-666]

Wicked, nice to see progress.
cheers!

[djbase]

We have no software but we are now on 64bit. Well, you can't have everything.  :roll:

[JosephC]

Good news!

Michal Schulz is now officially the 10000th person proven to be more competent than Bill McEwen.

[m0ns00n]

We have software. We just don't have too much software from 1996, that's all. But that's ok, we're getting ports and original apps are developed. Other than 10 year old software, what more could you want? And :-) We have joy and happiness :-) A new platform with no corporation death on the horizon.

[downix]

Now we just need to get AROS on the MiniMig and all will be golden in Amiga-world

[dammy]

We have software. We just don't have too much software from 1996, that's all. But that's ok, we're getting ports and original apps are developed. Other than 10 year old software, what more could you want?

Once EUAE is integrated, this should be a none topic of not being able to use Amiga apps on AROS.  Sad we have to keep looking back when we have a very bright future with AROS64 to look forward to.  Memory Protection is so hmmmmmmmmmmmm good.