Consider T2 Linux, daily video streams, fixes, many architectures and custom work for a nice $$$. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcJcHPd2Bmo

testing continues alfred is working on porting bars&pipes

Thanks!

[quote name=OlafSch post=4235]@OlafSch - @pixie you obviously do not understand the difference[/quote] ??

Developers Resources has been included in the OWB configurations of AROS one 2.5 ! By the way on OWB I replaced the two "Cursor Circle!", both the big and the small one both are now colored, they give a modern touch :) [img]https://www.arosworld.org/infusions/forum/attachments/owb_8.jpg[/img]

ok deadwood

Hi All, I posted the first version of Developers Resources: https://www.arosworld.org/infusions/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=1201 This post is mean to help new developers get up to speed. If you have any comments or suggestion for resources that add value, please post them here. @AMIGASYSTEM, @Amiwell79 Could you include link to this post in quick links in configurations of OWB in your distributions?

@pixie you obviously do not understand the difference

We already have AROS hosted, it's a way of making it transparent for the user so that from UI pov all he sees are AROS UI metaphors, if that make sense

Hello Matteo, welcome. There was a try to use Linux kernel as base and run Aros on it but it was obviously too complicated so nothing really useable was created. I think Deadwoods plan is more promising, you use a full linux system as base, have a amiga desktop as real linux desktop, propably if not changed Scalos, and compile aros apps as real linux apps and can even run 64bit aros software without change. Hopefully you can then mix everything like you can do with aros and amigaos software on 68k. That at least looks like something coming out of it that offers new opportunities. Using just the kernel, as I wrote, failed in the past.

Yes remove the older one (mididriver).

[quote name=hitchhikr post=4228] - Copy "usbmidi" into devs:midi (and remove any file that may be there before). .[/quote] If I understand well it has to be removed into devs:midi also the file named "mididriver"

ok hitchhikr

Hopefully the last version of the driver (renamed usbmidi); there were two other bugs in SysEx messages sending. https://hitchhikr.net/usbmidi.zip Same deal: - Copy "usbmidi" into devs:midi (and remove any file that may be there before). - Replace "camdusbmidi.class" from SYS:Classes/USB with the one included in the archive. - Reboot. I sent a copy of this to Alfred Faust. f.

we await the release of the software

Everything works thank you I heard Alfred Faust and the tests he did with the midi sequencer Bars&Pipes are positive

[quote name=matteo post=4220]@matteo - I like the Apollo os ux design. Maybe is possible integrate in aros? [/quote] It is exactly the opposite, Apollo OS uses an AROS 68k Kickstart, moreover ApolloOS is a mix of AROS/OS3, on AROS there are also other distributions that are similar and were born before ApolloOS, such as Aros Vision (also a mix of AROS/OS3), and my AROS One 68k (see video), "totally native AROS 68k", which will soon be distributed again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2Sh5jWZOYA

Hi matteo, In this post you can read the latest update on the development plan I'm following: [b][url]https://arosworld.org/infusions/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=1114&rowstart=0#post_4072[/url][/b]

Double post but I seem unable to delete it myself.

[quote name=matteo post=4220]@matteo - Maybe is possible separate aros in sub projects Ui Fylesystem Kernel Ux [/quote] You seem to have missed how AROS (actually Amiga OS) works internally. These parts are already separated. That is why there exist so many different solutions as it is more or less plug and play. Try start reading the [url=http://amiga.nvg.org/amiga/reference/Hardware_Manual_guide/node0001.html]hardware reference manual[/url] then follow up with the rkrm's [quote] I like the Apollo os ux design. Maybe is possible integrate in aros? [/quote] AROS runs on ApolloOS, there is a special fork of AROS for it.