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Software News   Software News : AROS on Windows/Cygwin
   posted by DaveC on 18-Sep-2008 16:58:17 (2114 reads)
Pavel Fedin has been assigned to port AROS to Windows/Cygwin. Basic emulation functionality shall consist of WinAPI graphics HIDD, native Windows keyboard and mouse HIDDs. These basic functionalities should be included by the tentative deadline of March 31, 2009. Further goals consisting of networking, sound support, and other functionality will not be required for the completion of this bounty.
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Re: AROS on Windows/Cygwin
Posted on 18-Sep-2008 19:21:17
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Great! Go Sonic/Pavel


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Re: AROS on Windows/Cygwin
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First of all, sorry to criticise.........but....
I really don't get why this is given priority.
What do you gain from this when you could run AROS in an Image anyway?
I would have thought a higher priority would be 68k emulator integration, even if it was just overlaying os3.x windows using a transparency technique.


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Re: AROS on Windows/Cygwin
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@ BigBentheAussie:

Speed? Had you ever seen Aros running on top of Linux? The 68k bounty integrations is bigger, ever wonder that if he did not pick it was because he didn't feel at ease to do it, after all we have a 55$+23¤ attributed against a 2330$+75¤ one don't we? I think there's no developer being lost in the process to what is perceived by some as the major next step to be taken, in the meanwhile we get AROS running on yet more hardware, and we're happy.

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