Hi everyone,
Hope you are having a nice weekend. 🙂
Just a quick post today to let you know that I’ve finally finished building my AROS computer! Woo hoo! I’ve set it up and it is working like a charm. I must say that AROS is ultra-fast with native drivers.. I’m very happy about the performance!
Here’s a couple of pictures of my setup:
I haven’t gotten around to installing a lot of software yet or done much in the way of customizing the looks of the OS. I finished building it last night, so I’ve saved the fun stuff for today. 😉 Stay tuned for a video and some screenshots of AROS running various games, emulators and utilities.
Have a nice weekend! 🙂
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Looks good! 🙂
Thanks mate! I’m really happy with this setup. Most of the equipment has been stored away for quite some time, so its good to put it to use again.
Can you do summary of AROS experience with videos for my blog, so I don`t reblog it piece by piece, and you deserve a full show off 🙂 Is it based on ICAROS, Vision AROS or plain AROS and then added?
Hi there,
I’ll see what I can do. 🙂 Stay tuned! Right now it is actually running AspireOS, but my original plan was to go ICAROS. I had a CD with AspireOS here, so it was easy to just install that one. Drivers are native, so it’s very smooth and fast. 🙂 I must say that it feels like using an Amiga, no doubt about that. I’ll give you a sign when I’ve got something to show you.
OK thanks, check AEROS that is gonna be “AROS on Steroids” 🙂 Its beta prerealise, find it early in my Amiga 2012 resource list. Your file depot is AROS-EXEC
Thanks for the heads-up, will have a look at it. 🙂
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