Hello and welcome :)

Welcome :)

Welcome!

Hello and welcome, If you are intereted in developing for/on AROS in future, check the sticking thread in 'Development general' for some basics to get you quickly up to speed!

Hi uncle_chopstick, thanks for testing my AROS One distribution, regarding the Network if you still encounter incompatibilities, you can take advantage of the USB connection with your mobile phone via Tethering, this function is usually compatible with all mobile phone models. Tutorial: USB connection via Tethering, https://arosnews.github.io/aros-x86-february-2024/

you are welcome

Welcome. If you want to work on the documentation which is part of www.aros.org: the repository is here: https://github.com/aros-development-team/documentation

Welcome aboard!

Hello everyone, I am new to this forum and I thought I might take this opportunity to introduce myself. I am 42 years old and from Australia. My Amiga journey began long ago in my youth, when several of my friends had an Amiga 500, although I was never fortunate enough to own one myself until very recently. A few years ago I discovered the FS-UAE emulator and my continuing rediscovery of the Amiga led me to acquire some pieces of vintage hardware. I have been using vintage 68K Amigas for a couple of years now, but I recently became curious as to whether there was any continuing development on the Amiga operating system. When I found out that there was an open source project to continue development I decided to have a bit more of a look. I have recently installed AROS One on a USB stick and have it running on an Acer Veriton 6610 desktop from 2011. Things are mostly working fine, except for the network adapter, which is an Intel 82579LM. I have a Realtek 8169 card on order, at minimal cost, which I expect will fix things. I am very impressed with the operating system so far and I think it's great that this has been made available. It boots very quickly and it is nice not having to sign in. It is also a relief not to have to deal with Linux's permissions system once in a while. I am looking forward to using the system a bit more and possibly contributing to the development in any way I can. I have done quite a bit of AMOS programming on my Amiga 2000 and am continuing my learning journey in the C language at the moment, although if there were any areas where the documentation could be improved I might be able to help with that as well. Looking forward to chatting with some of you soon, uncle_chopstick

i know rnoxfer on aminet

Welcome to AROS World! :)

Hi, My name is Daniel, and I am an amiga fan from long since. I own a Vampire V4 standalone and just recently have updated the firmware and installed the latest Apollo OS 9.4.2. Previously I didn't have the time to play with it (too many projects ongoing), but now I am starting to dig in to get to know the operating system. The OS installation comes with networking and SD card file transfer working out of the box, and now I am looking for a good FTP program for it. Any recommendations ? Cheers

HI dear AROS Amigans, I have keenly been observing AROS quite long time, tested m68k bare on AmigaForever - AmiKit Xe, then AEROS as mix with Linux (was my second OS for two years), I ve tried bare PPC AROS but it failed to work on x1000 and in the end even ApolloOS on Vampire V4. Not to mention my failed OS4 adventures, and nowadays iMac with MorphOS :D You might know me from amigans, eab, amibay and aw.net as vox or vojin vidanovic at Apollo forum - but I am bow down here, at MorphZone and reedit. I am a social worker, teacher and a Rastafarian, now married and with 4 pets. I am 45 years old and live in Belgrade, Serbia Interview can be found here http://obligement.free.fr/articles_traduction/itwvojinvidanovic_en.php

Thank you all for the warm welcome! :-)

@All selco is the author of the wcs porting:)

Welcome to this forum selco

Welcome selco

Welcome to AROSWorld Selco!

Hello! I came here on advice of deadw00d. I do development for Amiga port that to AROS. I hope I can find some support and information here.

HI All, Again, thanks for all the support and help. FYI - I've tried every suggestion (except a usb hub as I don't have one at the moment) and a few other things regarding the mouse and keyboard. On my system there was no missing Trident config file in the RAM disk but I've been into Trident several times and saved working setups several times and copied the relevant files to the right location so that it will load into RAM on next boot, but the problem still exists unfortunately. My current work around is leave the mouse plugged in and unplug the keyboard for each boot. Once booted the mouse does seem to work (if its the only thing plugged in) and if I then plug in the keyboard (after boot) that works too. Obviously I'd rather not have to unplug the keyboard every time I start the computer up but the work around does get me going ok. Is there a general system wide volume control in AROS One - like the volume control in the windows task bar? @AMIGASYSTEM - OK understood about other programs that require a floppy I have had a TrackDisk.device error come up once before when trying to use something. At least I now know why and I can avoid those programs or if I really want to use one of them do something similar to what you did with the hex editor (attempt it at least). Regards, Troy.