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The AROS Research Operating System is an effort to implement an Open Source and portable operating system that is compatible with AmigaOS(TM). Originally, it was meant as a direct reimplementation, but already has features not existing in AmigaOS.
Features
- Bare metal Operating System
- Can run hosted on other Operating Systems
- AMiGA like experience on diverse hardware platforms
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The system has very bright ideas as an operating system. It is clear that if the structure in the original system is developed, it will be a very practical and very comfortable system. support will come after this stage. I celebrate your success and admire your determination.
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amaaaaazing work - this is becoming more and more usable - Amiga is back! :-D
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It works. It supports pretty much everything you can think of. It doesn't crash in the hands of a casual user.
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Excellent. Light-weight and loaded with most of the features I wanted.
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If you want to learn how to code an operating system that made the history, then this is the project for you. You won't find what you take for granted in nowadays operating systems (namely, memory protection and virtual memory) but you're in for great fun anyway.
