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Looks nice and fast, what hardware specs did you have that running on?
himselfe 2 years ago
Forget now, sorry long time ago.
clusterukdevelopment 2 years ago
Brilliant video :) I think the developers have done well in keeping the spirit of the Amiga. And it really shows in their coding practises. AROS is a refreshing change from all of the sloppy programming and bloat that seems to be rampant these days.
alexxmidnite 2 years ago
Great video. I should re-install AROS. What CPU setting did you use for the emulator? That screamed for a 68000.
nickmctrick 3 years ago
Goooood!!!
AROS rulez!
Allanon71 3 years ago
You are mistaken about Jim Sachs passing away. He is still actively developing his marine aquarium screensaver at serenescreen[dot]com.
IslandDreamer90049 3 years ago
Apologies for that then, really thought I had read the opposite. How do I feel now.
clusterukdevelopment 3 years ago
Hopefully relieved to learn that the talented Mr. Sachs is still ticking! :-)
Excellent video, by the way! I'm also an original Amigan (circa 1985), so I look forward to seeing more.
IslandDreamer90049 3 years ago
Or is it not VESA GFX ?
nikosidis 3 years ago
I can see that you are using VESA gfx-mode. That will be little jerky.
Anyway great video. thx :)
nikosidis 3 years ago
Great demo of Aros =)
acidperplexer 3 years ago
I really hope that it is being run emulated since the movie was a bit jerky... ;) I expect that in native it doesn't behave that way
vertigoz 3 years ago
This is fully live, it is just that I am using an N95 Mobile phone to record and then relying on iMovie not to screw it up. Which bits were jerky and I will look into a rerecord.
clusterukdevelopment 3 years ago
Good work :)
4playrse 3 years ago