Aros Vision 2.6.1 with MUI 3.8

[OlafSch]

First there is a new download-link:

http://www.aros-platform.de/downloads/aros_vision.zip

Conditions for the download as always on:

http://www.aros-platform.de/html/distribution_download.html

changes:
MUI38 instead of Zune
MMU libraries/components updated
Developer parts are updated (f.e. Pascal, AmiLua working)

I would recommend to integrate this installer (copy installer in C):
http://aminet.net/package/util/misc/Installer-43_3

some of the preferences do not work on MUI (need Zune), most important locale and input. If you need to use the prefs I would recommend to copy the Zune version of MuiMaster library in Libs and then after changing the prefs return to MUI (all needed libraries are included in Libs/MUI_Change)

a screenshot:

[AF2013]

It is for Real Amiga or PC?

[OlafSch]

Originally Posted by AF2013

It is for Real Amiga or PC?

Theoretical can Aros 68k also run on real hardware but I cannot test it. In this form it is for emulation.

[ma693541]

@OlafSch. On your site it stands; Link to download 2.6. When i click on download nothing happens other than the latest version of Firefox gives me a white page and nothing will be downloaded. Can this be fixed ASAP?

[Hercules]

Originally Posted by AF2013

It is for Real Amiga or PC?

It runs on a PC hardware (x86)... Aros backports Workbench 3.1 to x86 and it runs on top of a Linux Kernel.

[Hercules]

How easy is it now to set up wifi on this? I looked at it a while ago when they completed raising funds to get the wifi stack finished, although I never figured out how to get connected via wifi with it... Hopefully they have streamlined that process a bit more since the last one I tested...

[OlafSch]

Originally Posted by Hercules

How easy is it now to set up wifi on this? I looked at it a while ago when they completed raising funds to get the wifi stack finished, although I never figured out how to get connected via wifi with it... Hopefully they have streamlined that process a bit more since the last one I tested...

Aros Vision is based on Aros 68k. There is no Wifi-support in it. And it is not based on any Linux-kernel (except the hopefully updated version of AMINUX that is using Knoppix to boot in FS-UAE). Who wants native X86 support must use f.e. Icaros Desktop. Aros Vision runs (theoretical because I cannot test that) on classic hardware, will run hopefully on new FPGA hardware (at least FPGA Arcade is promised) and it runs on all sorts of emulated platforms (I test it on FS-UAE and WinUAE) and is used by Aeros/Broadway for 68k emulation. I hope it will link the different 68k platforms in future and define a kind of standard for application and games for both users and developers.

I have replaced the buggy "Wanderer" with Magellan and replaced the limited Zune with MUI 3.8. Most parts/software added are normal 68k software (nothing special compiled). Aros is the Rom and the backbone of OS components like parts of the libraries and devices.