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[Files] New version of Jamiga! ANN.lu Posted on 25-Jan-2004 11:54 GMT by Richi 40 comments View flat View list Here you can find the latest version of Jamiga: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jamiga The latest version is alpha 0.0.1 Notes: The first JAmiga Release in 2004. This one features improved stability, some JITting and it allows the first AWT Frame to open :) Don't expect other AWT Apps to run just yet! List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 Repoman 25-Jan-2004 11:17 GMT Comment 2 Kid X 25-Jan-2004 12:19 GMT Comment 3 Richi 25-Jan-2004 12:45 GMT Comment 4 Fabio Alemagna Registered user 25-Jan-2004 13:11 GMT Comment 5 Troels E 25-Jan-2004 13:51 GMT Comment 6 Don Cox Registered user 25-Jan-2004 15:45 GMT Comment 7 sutro 25-Jan-2004 16:34 GMT Comment 8 Anonymous 25-Jan-2004 16:46 GMT Comment 9 Soundwave 25-Jan-2004 16:55 GMT Comment 10 Fabio Alemagna Registered user 25-Jan-2004 18:40 GMT Comment 11 smithy 25-Jan-2004 19:55 GMT Comment 12 Anonymous 25-Jan-2004 21:45 GMT Comment 13 Richi 25-Jan-2004 22:24 GMT Comment 14 James Carroll 26-Jan-2004 05:25 GMT Comment 15 anon 26-Jan-2004 05:46 GMT Comment 16 Jupp3 26-Jan-2004 07:39 GMT Comment 17 Fabio Alemagna Registered user 26-Jan-2004 07:47 GMT Comment 18 Deniil 715 26-Jan-2004 08:57 GMT Comment 19 Anonymous 26-Jan-2004 09:16 GMT Comment 20 Don Cox Registered user 26-Jan-2004 09:22 GMT New version of Jamiga! : Comment 21 of 40 ANN.lu Posted by Christophe Decanini on 26-Jan-2004 13:07 GMT In reply to Comment 18 (Deniil 715): "AROS, Amiga Research OS, is an AmigaOS clone for x86 aiming at OS3.1 API compatibility" Which is not exactely true. As true as: "Linux is an Unix clone for x86 ..." Even so AROS is mainly developed on X86 it does not mean it aims ONLY at being a clone for x86. For example: - Parts of AROS have been used in MorphOS. - A 68k build could be done for the people who wish to stay on 68k (or even for people using 68k emulators wishing to execute 68k programs). - A coldfire build could be made for the Nueron HW. - If a new revolutionary CPU ever come AROS could be ported to it quickly. Tx to the opensource project AROS has a great potential to participate in several projects. IMHO AROS would need a portable 68k emu (which may be an hard task) to get more momentum and get more support. Jump... #22 takemehomegrandma Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 22 takemehomegrandma Registered user 26-Jan-2004 13:21 GMT Comment 23 Anonymous 26-Jan-2004 13:57 GMT Comment 24 Anonymous 26-Jan-2004 14:29 GMT Comment 25 Kid X 26-Jan-2004 14:46 GMT Comment 26 Anonymous 26-Jan-2004 14:53 GMT Comment 27 Big Red Troll 26-Jan-2004 15:17 GMT Comment 28 Gregg 26-Jan-2004 15:50 GMT Comment 29 Ed 26-Jan-2004 16:32 GMT Comment 30 Big Red Troll 26-Jan-2004 17:03 GMT Comment 31 Fabio Alemagna Registered user 26-Jan-2004 17:22 GMT Comment 32 Anonymous 26-Jan-2004 19:36 GMT Comment 33 Christophe Decanini Registered user 26-Jan-2004 19:56 GMT Comment 34 Felix 26-Jan-2004 21:11 GMT Comment 35 John 26-Jan-2004 21:27 GMT Comment 36 James Carroll 27-Jan-2004 02:52 GMT Comment 37 Gregg 27-Jan-2004 16:06 GMT Comment 38 Felix 27-Jan-2004 16:46 GMT Comment 39 FWDtoday 27-Jan-2004 20:52 GMT Comment 40 anon 29-Jan-2004 03:27 GMT

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