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Minuous · 10 June 2018, 21:30

>AROS is way past OS3.9 levels of functionality

No, it isn't. In fact according to their own page http://www.aros.org/introduction/status/everything.php the OS3.1 implementation is only 82% complete, let alone OS3.5/3.9 support.

>>Amiga development will be effectively stuck in 1994.
>That is perhaps the goal of most Amiga developers

Unfortunately that seems to be the case.

>To equal the functionality of OS3.9 was never a goal for AROS

That is exactly the problem. How can it be an Amiga Replacement Operating System if it doesn't replace AmigaOS?

10 June 2018, 21:30	#47
Minuous Coder/webmaster/gamer Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Canberra/Australia Posts: 2,651	>AROS is way past OS3.9 levels of functionality No, it isn't. In fact according to their own page http://www.aros.org/introduction/status/everything.php the OS3.1 implementation is only 82% complete, let alone OS3.5/3.9 support. >>Amiga development will be effectively stuck in 1994. >That is perhaps the goal of most Amiga developers Unfortunately that seems to be the case. >To equal the functionality of OS3.9 was never a goal for AROS That is exactly the problem. How can it be an Amiga Replacement Operating System if it doesn't replace AmigaOS?