Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 13th Sep 2002 20:26 UTC, submitted by Gareth
AROS, the AmigaOS clone which is being developed by Amiga enthousiasts, and who many regard it as the real future of the AmigaOS, now includes a simple WorkBench clone. Screenshots are available.
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I'll be glad when the AROS project is 100% complete, then I will have full control over my OS (Currently Amiga OS3.9), & I'll be able to fix some of the more annoying quirks in it. With respect to Linux, the Amiga OS is still popular (at least to me) because you don't need a BS in computer science to understand it. Linux is such a large collection of stuff that no one person could possibly understand everything about it. At least with the Amiga OS, I can usually find and fix any Hardware or Software problem. If Linux could do all that a modern OS has to do in the space that the Amiga OS occupies, I'd go with Linux as my OS of choice. Until then, long live the Amiga!