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BohunSenior Member
Posted 2 months ago

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AROS also known as AROS Research Operating System, is an operating system first released in 1996. It is similar to the Amiga operating system, and runs on a variety of platforms including x86, x86-64, m68k, ARM (Raspberry Pi 3B at the moment), and RISC-V.


(Raspberry Pi 3B and 4/400 at the moment) Smile
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miker1264Software Dev
Posted 2 months ago
I just received my Raspberry Pi 400. It arrived yesterday! ;-)
amigamiaamigamiaAdmin
Posted 2 months ago
Good catch! Updated.
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miker1264Software Dev
Posted 2 months ago
@amigamia

Also on Developer Resources Article the first paragraph repeats itself...

https://www.arosw...readmore=1
Edited by miker1264 on 04-09-2026 07:47, 2 months ago
amigamiaamigamiaAdmin
Posted 1 month ago
Got it. Fixed
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terminillsMember
Posted 1 month ago
The official AROS Autodocs are generated from current ADT sources and may document functionality newer than, or absent from, ABIv0 and ABIv11. Developers targeting those forks must verify availability against the specific fork and release they are building for.
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BohunSenior Member
Posted 23 days ago

Bohun wrote:

@Bohun -

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AROS also known as AROS Research Operating System, is an operating system first released in 1996. It is similar to the Amiga operating system, and runs on a variety of platforms including x86, x86-64, m68k, ARM (Raspberry Pi 3B at the moment), and RISC-V.


(Raspberry Pi 3B and 4/400 at the moment) Smile


Raspberry Pi 3B, 4/400, 5/500/+ Smile
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