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Miscellaneous News   Miscellaneous News : RetroPlatform Extensions for AROS on Windows Bounty
   posted by mcb on 30-Jun-2009 11:00:16 (2619 reads)
Power2PEOPLE accepted the bounty titled "RetroPlatform Extensions for AROS on Windows". We are grateful for the support and will assist the developers in any way possible.

For more information:

http://www.power2people.org/bounty_043.html
    

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Re: RetroPlatform Extensions for AROS on Windows Bounty
Posted on 30-Jun-2009 13:38:03
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Re: RetroPlatform Extensions for AROS on Windows Bounty
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In practice, this would allow the Windows port of AROS to run smoothly in Amiga Forever.


I don't get it. AF is an m68k Amiga emulator. Why would it be able to run the Windows port of AROS?

Anyway isn't that a bit A*** about Face? Why would anybody want to run AROS on top of AF on top of Windows?! There's already a version of AROS which runs perfectly well on top of Windows.

I can see the advantage to a UAE/AF integration into AROS. But this I just don't get.

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Re: RetroPlatform Extensions for AROS on Windows Bounty
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Why not? It's one more thing that people would be able to experience, not one thing less.

If AROS already ran "perfectly well" on Windows, there would perhaps also be little need for the previous bounty ("Port AROS to run on Windows/Cygwin"), which is still assigned, but this is not entirely the case. This bounty also aims to improve the quality of the Windows port in general.

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Re: RetroPlatform Extensions for AROS on Windows Bounty
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This can be a great way for old Amiga users to get to know AROS. Nice move !
I hope you get someone to complete the bounty,

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