Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 21st Nov 2007 22:44 UTC
"AROS has gained lots of bugfixes and improvements in the lastest weeks. For istance, Neil Cafferkey has corrected some important bugs is his beloved AROS Installer; Nic Andrews has worked on his RTL8139 network driver; and Robert Norris has fixed file notifications, which previously broke preferences, just to name three."
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AROS, Haiku and Syllable are the three "hyper-alternative" OSes that show promise of being someday usable and useful. AROS is especially cool as it allows for a large subset of "properly written" Amiga apps to be run with native x86 performance with what basically amounts to a simple recompile. If only they would make the effort to "self-host" AROS's kernel building (which, given than GCC runs on AROS is probably a fairly simple task), people might even begin to take it seriously.