@bobson

If you were talking about OS4.x on the Raspberry Pi then I could get excited. Even emulated systems like the A.L.I.C.E. look fun but AROS doesn't cut it I'm afraid.

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However, a port of AROS to RPi is not enough... to go mainstream, there needs to be branding / marketing / an eco-system to attract users... through the RPi this could be the route to tens of thousands of users... or more!

What happens the day when tens of thousands of AROS users discover that their operating system of choice is by design is one entire security flaw in itself, that allows any code running on the system to access the entire memory and all of the hardware, without the user having any saying?

Do you want to be the support line for something like this?

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Is that possible?

I searched and searched on this forum but I could not find anything.

However I was positive that the user Amigadave had an implementation of Aros running on a RPi with some sort of Motorola keyboard.

Or maybe it was only a discussion / project?

I wonder if anyone else remember some sort of thing like that.?

@bobson

https://www.patreon.com/posts/digging-through-23261667

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