Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 11th Aug 2009 17:41 UTC, submitted by David Brunet
With OSNews really diving into the world of the Amiga as of late, with a review of AmigaOS 4.1 on ACube's sam440ep and an upcoming review of MorphOS 2.3 on an Efika, it was kind of coincidental that we have a set of benchmarks comparing MorphOS 2.3 and AmigaOS 4.1 to one another, both running on the Pegasos II machine.
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At least most of us might one day be able to run something like Haiku or ReactOS on an older PC; but I really wonder what keeps MorphOS or AmigaOS developers going.
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I'm all for really alternative OSes (as in not nix variants) but seeing two obscure ones battling over an outdated platform we can't even get...
At least most of us might one day be able to run something like Haiku or ReactOS on an older PC; but I really wonder what keeps MorphOS or AmigaOS developers going. I'm not saying they should stop, I'm just curious is all.