Thanks.
The browser isn't a problem for me. A computer or OS does a lot more than webbrowse. If that's all a person wants to do then aros, or anything amiga related is the wrong choice of system. The same is true for amiga os and morphos. All Amiga based systems will be constantly struggling to have anything close to a current webbrowser. Once every few years something happens, but its never long before its outdated. Even the current morphos browser in development will be obsolete from day one. Its hardware is just too slow for modern browsing, its big endian. No dynamic javascript compiler is also a show stopper for a lot of content. Its a dead end.
As someone who still happily uses ibrowse, voyager and aweb, odysey seems very, very usable for what I want.
As for "the fate" of AROS, it is what it is, and that's an alternative OS with few developers. Exactly like AmigaOS and MorphOS.
As someone who has a morphos machine, an os4 machine and a real Amiga I cant understand this negativity towards AROS. Its just as usable as AmigaOS and MorphOS. MorphOS being so advanced is nothing but fanbois being loud. All 3 systems trade blows in what they can do.
Are you aware how harmful this sort of resignation is by the way?
When people spend their free time developing for free, only to read constant negativity and resignation it can turn them off.
Im already wondering if its worthwhile if this is the attitude given towards someone who introduces themself wanting to contribute.
p.s. I apologize if I've misunderstood, but as far as I can tell you've responded negatively, questioning the point of AROS, and discouraging me about things I specifically mentioned I'd like to work on.
Surely a person can understand why that's discouraging if that is indeed the case?
