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AROS: Amiga Research OS - http://aros.sourceforge.net/
Goal: create an open source OS as compatible as possible to AmigaOS 3.1, but which can be ported to various CPUs: x86, 68k; PowerPC, Alpha, SPARC, MIPS.
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OpenBSD/amiga - http://www.openbsd.com/amiga.html
OpenBSD port to Amiga: the same as the NetBSD/amiga port but with some additions.
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MorphOS - http://www.morphosppc.com/
Goal: Provide modern functionality for a new OS layer and run most Amiga applications as efficiently as possible in a box environment with no Classic Amiga custom chips available.
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NetBSD/amiga - Un*x for the amiga - http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/amiga/
NetBSD/Amiga is a free, portable Unix like operating system for many machines, including the Amiga.
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Workbench Nostalgia - http://www.gregdonner.org/workbench/index.html
Dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the Amiga Workbench's history.
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NetBSD 1.3 for Amiga - http://www.netbsd.org/Releases/formal-1.3/amiga.html
NetBSD port for Amigas with MMUs.
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Multi User System Security - http://mufs.sourceforge.net/
A low level security system for the Amiga, consisting of a new filesystem and a library. It implements a security system similar to that of UNIX.
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MC1 Amiga - http://mc1.boing.net
MC1 Amiga are an on-line store trying to make it easier for Amiga users to get hardware. MC1 stocks new SCSI, used Amiga parts and some software. MC1 have a full list of Australian Amiga User groups and Amiga dealers in the links page.
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Yahoo Groups: AmigaOS4 - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AmigaOS4/
Mailing list about Amiga OS4.X for the new AmigaOne compatible machines.
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