ACube Systems Bundles AROS with Motherboard

July 27th, 2008 | Category: OS

It’s not precisely bliss and angels in the Amiga world. AmigaOS 4.0, while done, released, and updated, is tough to come by considering you either need a supported classic Amiga, or one of the three Amiga Ones ever sold. With a lawsuit underway nobody really understands, and no interest whatsoever from any hardware vendor, the future looks rather grim. On the MorphOS side the grass isn’t precisely a whole lot greener. MorphOS 2.0 has

been released, but again, nobody is producing any decent hardware for the operating system to run on. Genesi sells the Efika-based OpenClient, but that device lacks the graphical chipset to ability the new 3D features of MorphOS 2.0. In addition, MorphOS 2.0 has a hefty price tag of EUR 150. There is a third option, which has been making regular progress for years now: AROS.

Original post by donotreply@osnews.com (Thom Holwerda)

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