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Leo 
Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!
Posted on 7-Sep-2010 12:20:34
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@BigBentheAussie: "Commodore Workbench" would attract a lot more people than "Commodore AROS"...

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      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!BigBentheAussie7-Sep-2010 12:24:45
          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!pixie7-Sep-2010 12:28:11
          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Gleng7-Sep-2010 12:36:30


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BigBentheAussie 
Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!
Posted on 7-Sep-2010 12:21:41
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If they like to use AROS native, I would be very pleased, but it would require another OS together with it.

It would also make trouble for C-USA.

People would start to make all kind of stupid questions about it.

I think the first solution is the best one. Everything will work out of the box.

Put a AROS icon on the desktop together with a Amiga icon for e-uae.


My thinking was run UAE through AROS.
At least it would give people more of a reason to boot into AROS for the retro goodness....
We would position AROS as a portal for everything retro.

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      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!hardwired7-Sep-2010 12:43:22
          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!nikosidis7-Sep-2010 12:54:39
              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!BigBentheAussie7-Sep-2010 15:09:50
                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!WolfToTheMoon7-Sep-2010 15:18:54
                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!T-J7-Sep-2010 15:20:49
                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!BigBentheAussie7-Sep-2010 15:28:23
                          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!T-J7-Sep-2010 16:11:25
                              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!nikosidis7-Sep-2010 17:56:06
                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!nikosidis7-Sep-2010 15:53:28
                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!BigBentheAussie7-Sep-2010 16:01:47
                          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Leo7-Sep-2010 17:52:50
                              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!BigBentheAussie7-Sep-2010 17:57:47
                                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Daemon7-Sep-2010 18:11:18
                                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Leo7-Sep-2010 18:11:45
                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!nimrod77-Sep-2010 22:40:52
                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!eliyahu7-Sep-2010 23:00:39
                          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!nimrod77-Sep-2010 23:16:49
                              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!T-J8-Sep-2010 0:19:47
                                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!eliyahu8-Sep-2010 0:33:56
                                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!T-J8-Sep-2010 1:04:33
                                          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Hammer8-Sep-2010 1:36:34
                          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!ChrisH7-Sep-2010 23:54:38
                              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!eliyahu8-Sep-2010 0:03:22
                                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!ChrisH8-Sep-2010 0:25:27
      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!elatour7-Sep-2010 21:02:59


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nikosidis 
Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!
Posted on 7-Sep-2010 12:29:54
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@BigBentheAussie

For a start for c-usa I would run AROS hosted. First of all, have you tried that ?
In some cases it is actualy faster than AROS native.
Sure nothing is like running native, but the Linux hosted version is damed good.

In the background c-usa could work with the AROS team in some way.

This new commodore amigas is something you like to bring to the marked in not to distant future I guess.

Good idea to use e-uae inside aros for classic emulation.
Then there will be one icon on desktop.


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      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Leo7-Sep-2010 12:31:34
          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!nikosidis7-Sep-2010 12:35:40
          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!BigBentheAussie7-Sep-2010 12:41:40
              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!nikosidis7-Sep-2010 12:48:29
                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!WolfToTheMoon7-Sep-2010 12:57:39
                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!nikosidis7-Sep-2010 13:01:12
                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Dandy7-Sep-2010 13:43:48
                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Leo7-Sep-2010 15:18:37
                          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!BigBentheAussie7-Sep-2010 15:25:07
                              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!WolfToTheMoon7-Sep-2010 15:28:33
                              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!WillKar7-Sep-2010 18:23:19
                                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!ruben7-Sep-2010 18:44:43
                                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!WillKar7-Sep-2010 19:00:35
              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!T-J7-Sep-2010 13:46:12
                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Hammer7-Sep-2010 14:09:42
                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!WolfToTheMoon7-Sep-2010 14:12:23
                          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!cha05e907-Sep-2010 14:28:08
                              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Hammer8-Sep-2010 1:48:19
              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!eXec7-Sep-2010 21:22:08
                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Dandy8-Sep-2010 13:17:15
                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!eXec8-Sep-2010 15:33:58
                          Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!nimrod78-Sep-2010 19:44:57
                              Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Rob8-Sep-2010 20:58:41
                                  Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!Daemon8-Sep-2010 21:07:05
                                      Re: AMIGA Name bought by Commodore!eXec8-Sep-2010 23:11:19



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