Commodore OS Vision Forum

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Launch date is 15/04/2025

theokeist wrote: ↑Mon Apr 14, 2025 9:40 am How to dwnload OS/3 only 2 is available on sites

Like many others here, I cannot wait to see how good COS3 will be.

Thank you for all your hard work on this.

Hi Leo, thanks for adding Amiberry to the COS3 setup. It should be noted that Amiberry is not currently supporting x11 on ARM and this may also affect x11 on x86 in the future as the current choice is Wayland. If you have any issues with the instalation, please let me know and I can pass it on to th...

So good to see developers working togther for a common cause.

Kudos to you both.

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Thanks Leo, Lots if useful info there. It is great to see such compassion in your building of Commodore OS, whilst retaining a consideration to other input. As you know, I mostly develop on the ARM architechture for Raspberry etc., but I do dabble in x86 also. However, I would like to commend you on...

Just a personal view here, with "thanks" to all previous posts. Like Leo, I also create Linux installers / versions for some Commodore OS. Doing so, is a huge task and is compounded by every event of new hardware and software. COS2 was built for the existing hardware "at that time&quo...

A good question, but more info would be useful. OS, hardware, Hyper-V version etc. are all things that could assist in trouble-shooting.

Cheers.

OK, best forum post to make a reply it seems. I am currently building Commodore OS Vision for Raspberry Pi (4/400/5). It uses MX-Linux respin for RPi with "mate" and is about 90% complete. The system works and looks identical to CommodoreOS Vision on x86, however there are some issues stil...