Bohun wrote:

@Bohun - Well, the distro is reporting the status as of early October. The update is on my desk, but neither Limpet nor Craft are included because they're not available for aarch64.

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Seeing the Workbench again gives me goosebumps.

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Isn’t it amazing how they made it so you can see which window is which, and how you can tell what’s a button you can press!?

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With all the chaos going on in the Linux world, it would be nice to see more developers support projects like this.

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Great video.
I'll share this in the Norwich Amiga Group 😊.
I've used Aros in the past, but very cool to have it running on a pi.

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What a great Sunday morning! You take a unique operating system and run it on a reasonably priced Raspberry Pi. Oh what fun! On top of that, Stanley the SD card was introduced! Stanley the Knife must be so proud! After this video, the rest of my day will seem rather dull. As always, looking forward to your next video!

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Even though these are said to be 'alpha' releases, they seem to be quite mature for that designation. It was neat to see such an alternative OS running on an R/Pi. Thanks for the video

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Okay, this has my attention. Cannot wait to see if this is a viable alternative to Pi OS.

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Wow, really cool, Chris. The Pi version looks surprisingly stable, and seeing wifi working really surprised me.
PiAROS looks GORGEOUS. Thanks for showing the setup., as I think it can be confusing knowing what to download. I think it's something that the team should do something about.
Worth remembering that Aminet is still alive and active. There are spreadsheets and all kind of stuff available. Also check out AROS Archives which also has software for AROS. It's not as active as Aminet though.
Amazingly cool project!