Native AROS on Peg bounty
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    michalsc
    Posts: 4 from 2006/3/27
    Hello.

    Would any of you be interested in "Native AROS on Pegasos" bounty?
  • »27.03.06 - 08:40
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    SoundSquare
    Posts: 1213 from 2004/12/1
    From: Paris, France
    nope

    I don't see what AROS could bring on Pegasos when we already have MorphOS rocking the place.
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  • MorphOS Developer
    Krashan
    Posts: 1107 from 2003/6/11
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    I will be interested, too bad I can't donate. I offer testing on Pegasos2 and help with AltiVec enabling of course :-).
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  • Butterfly
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    MaaG
    Posts: 86 from 2003/7/22
    From: Pilzno, Poland
    I waiting for AROS on PegI/II too...
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    Kaczus
    Posts: 199 from 2003/9/6
    From: Poland / Lodz
    It will be nice to see native aros on pegasos... Maybe mosemu someone add and... Mosteam will be happy nobody will ask him for new morphos version, they will create new versions for mosteam people only and finally they will be happy....
    Kaczus/BlaBla & AUG-Lodz Happy Pegasos User
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    Crumb
    Posts: 732 from 2003/2/24
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    The AROS-PPC API should be the MorphOS one, not a custom AROS one (why use a custom one when AROS PPC lacks apps?)

    I think that the mosemu would be nice but it would be even cooler if the API was exactly the same so binaries ran directly.
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    Crumb
    Posts: 732 from 2003/2/24
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    @michalsc

    Would it support also Pegasos1 or would it be limited to PegasosII?

    [ Edited by Crumb on 2006/3/27 10:14 ]
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    michalsc
    Posts: 4 from 2006/3/27
    @Crumb:

    It would run on both (I have only P1, but the parts of kernel I already wrote few years ago do work on P2)
  • »27.03.06 - 09:21
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  • Acolyte of the Butterfly
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    Kamul
    Posts: 121 from 2004/6/9
    From: Poland, Katowice
    > Would any of you be interested in "Native AROS on Pegasos" bounty?

    I'm interested in native AROS on Pegasos. But ufortunately, probably I won't donate in the nearest future... :/

    Anyway, good luck! I hope one time AROS for Peg will born. :)
  • »27.03.06 - 11:23
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  • Just looking around
    Posts: 8 from 2006/1/4
    From: Poland
    As You know I'm interested :)
    FOrest
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    Crumb
    Posts: 732 from 2003/2/24
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    @michalsc

    nice!

    I'm still curious about the reason MOS executables can't run directly on AROS. AROS PPC should adopt MOS API instead of using wrappers like os4emu.
  • »27.03.06 - 13:32
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  • Just looking around
    michalsc
    Posts: 4 from 2006/3/27
    @Crumb

    Should it really adopt it's API and ABI? For what sake? if you would like to have the ability to run MOS software on AROS PPC and vice versa, we would have to provide a *full* compatibility.

    No, IMHO the mosemu solution (a plain wrapper which does not cause any noticable slowdown) is better solution.
  • »27.03.06 - 13:50
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  • Moderator
    Senex
    Posts: 498 from 2003/2/17
    From: Hannover / Ger...
    @michalsc

    I'd instantly donate 50 Euro if you'd continue to work on that.

    Plus adding more to my initial donation for the MorphOS-wrapper bounty in case someone would actually take on it once a native Pegasos version would exist.
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    Acill
    Posts: 1926 from 2003/10/19
    From: Port Hueneme, Ca.
    I'm all for it as long as the goal would include native MorphOS application support as well as AROS applications. I've heard a lot of what makes up MorphOS is in AROS as well now.
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  • Acolyte of the Butterfly
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    Gelb
    Posts: 148 from 2003/3/4
    From: #amigazeux
    IIRC AROS developers got a free Pegasos (ODW?) to get their thing going on it and till now nothing came out of it. Besides that, what would be the point in having AROS on Pegasos? Can't be all those cool applications available, can it?
  • »28.03.06 - 05:26
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    Senex
    Posts: 498 from 2003/2/17
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    It's about the future, not the current state. Can't hurt to support that open-source approach, AROS, in parallel, too - who knows what might happen to MorphOS someday. Especially since they're back to being "just" a hobby OS as well.

    And supporting AROS/PPC by bringing it to the Pegasos natively and implementing a wrapper for MorphOS applications can only be useful for pushing AROS further, making it easier for current 3rd party MorphOS developers to compile their stuff for AROS as well.
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    GK_LKA
    Posts: 481 from 2004/3/28
    From: Hungary
    Another useless bounty? I think we already have a very nice OS, why should we pay money for a less usable and more beta OS to port for our computer? I think improving MorphOS is _much_ important.
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    Kaczus
    Posts: 199 from 2003/9/6
    From: Poland / Lodz
    MorphOS is dead. MorphOS-team kill MOS...

    [ Edited by Kaczus on 2006/3/28 10:00 ]
    Kaczus/BlaBla & AUG-Lodz Happy Pegasos User
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  • Leo
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    Leo
    Posts: 419 from 2003/8/18
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    I don't see what AROS could bring on Pegasos when we already have MorphOS rocking the place.


    Light ?

    I mean: no one know where is MorphOS going, nor if the kernel is still being developped. Each member seems to be keeping his parts of MorphOS and developping/releasing when he wants to...

    I am not particularly interested into AROS today but one thing is sure: AROS is open, and you know what is being implemented, and where it is going. This is not the case of (core) MorphOS.

    Not to mention AROS is and should remain FREE. Who knows what will happen to MorphOS (if something ever happens :)) ?

    Leo.

    [ Edited by Leo on 2006/3/28 8:59 ]
    Nothing hurts a project more than developers not taking the time to let their community know what is going on.
  • »28.03.06 - 09:57
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  • MorphOS Developer
    Henes
    Posts: 507 from 2003/6/14
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    MorphOS is dead. MorphOS-team kill MOS...


    Does it mean you can not get anymore your weekly warez release and monitor all progress ?
    Sad...
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  • Order of the Butterfly
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    Kaczus
    Posts: 199 from 2003/9/6
    From: Poland / Lodz
    It means, that some people loose his morphos projects, because they don't see the future. No information about progress, no information about support new hw.
    Kaczus/BlaBla & AUG-Lodz Happy Pegasos User
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  • Acolyte of the Butterfly
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    Gelb
    Posts: 148 from 2003/3/4
    From: #amigazeux
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    Senex wrote:
    It's about the future, not the current state. Can't hurt to support that open-source approach, AROS, in parallel, too - who knows what might happen to MorphOS someday. Especially since they're back to being "just" a hobby OS as well.



    Yeah, supporting AROS might make some sense in general. Can't see this though on a platform that sold less than 2000 times and already has an Amiga-like OS that goes far beyond AROS' 3.1-compatible goals. Maybe supporting MorphOS developers via some $$$ might be a better idea?

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    And supporting AROS/PPC by bringing it to the Pegasos natively and implementing a wrapper for MorphOS applications can only be useful for pushing AROS further, making it easier for current 3rd party MorphOS developers to compile their stuff for AROS as well.


    Again, what's the point in supporting AROS on PPC, when there's already MorphOS. MorphOS' future is not that uncertain as you make it sound like. The only point I can see is pushing AROS application portfolio (on PPC that is) with this (AROS X86 side will remain as unsupported as it is now). I doubt it will get any more attractive for the general user though.

    Supporting AROS directly via AROS bounties on the AROS site (being platform unspecific) probably is the better the approach to get it to a useable state.
  • »28.03.06 - 10:36
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    Senex
    Posts: 498 from 2003/2/17
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    Maybe supporting MorphOS developers via some $$$ might be a better idea?


    Well, many MorphOS users offered repeatedly to pay for MorphOS 1.5 in some way (e.g. by implementing the SkyOS model). But so far there is no possibility to do so.

    So all MorphOS-Team would have to do is setting up a proper bounty description for "Project 1.5" (features to be implemented, estimated time-line, etc.) and we'd start donating, no problem.

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    The only point I can see is pushing AROS application portfolio (on PPC that is)


    Of course it would just have a limited impact, but would be at least a little step ahead. You know, it's not like there would be that many Amiga developers at all anymore, they have become a rare treasure.

    So gaining a handful MorphOS developers to become interested in AROS, too, thanks to an easy way of compiling and testing natively on their local Pegasos would already be a nice benefit. Especially if the wrapper would allow their MorphOS applications to run on AROS as well with small or even no changes at all.
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    Velcro_SP
    Posts: 929 from 2003/7/13
    From: Universe
    I like the idea of an AROS on Pegasos bounty. I think Genesi was already supporting AROS by sending them a Pegasos? I like the idea of a bounty and would contribute a little to it, but I don't think that bounty should be listed here at MZ. It should be over at the AROS bounty site. The bounties here should be for Morphos only.
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  • »29.03.06 - 12:28
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