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I don't know if this is good or bad news yet. hahaha I think the popcorn comment I saw from Ben is really quite valid now 
My reply to my friend was WOW and that's it. Then I posted it here. I am still rebounding.
I was e-mailed this from a friend who only knows my interest in AMIGA because I buy old, cheap ones and get them working if I can for interested people.
Maybe this is the end of AMIGA, maybe it can't survive another exchange.
Then again, if it makes AMIGA a computer for the people once again that is affordable, I don't see that as bad.
My concerns with AROS are far from few.
The serious lack of compatibility of legacy AMIGA apps.
The need for a integrated 68kx86 JIT interpreter.
Memory subsystem could use an overhaul. Multi-user support, multi cpu etc.. RADEON driver?? Still, perhaps this will help all that get developed! maybe they can help if they have some $ to spend and want the OS that ran on it to continue.
Maybe they can strike a deal with Hyperion?? if that comment about legal action gets dropped after discussions with them. Maybe OS4 will get a port????? is that even possible?!?!
I don't know! it is kind of exciting for what it possibly, potentially could mean.
Trying to remain optimistic here! I have seen way to much bad for AMIGA, maybe this is good, just maybe!
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