AROS Development Summary Covers Four Months of Progress

Nick Andrews has published a summary of AROS operating system development covering the past four months. The roundup lists a new RISC-V port, a multi-user system, an experimental Bluetooth stack, and SMP support for ARM and AArch64. It also notes a significant expansion of the API documentation, a rewrite of the text-to-speech system, MPEG.device support for the Amiga CD32, groundwork for Raspberry Pi 5 support, and a CAMD driver for MIDI over the network. AROS is an open source operating system designed to be compatible with AmigaOS.

Nick Andrews has published a summary of AROS operating system development covering the past four months. The roundup lists a new RISC-V port, a multi-user system, an experimental Bluetooth stack, and SMP support for ARM and AArch64. It also notes a significant expansion of the API documentation, a rewrite of the text-to-speech system, MPEG.device support for the Amiga CD32, groundwork for Raspberry Pi 5 support, and a CAMD driver for MIDI over the network. AROS is an open source operating system designed to be compatible with AmigaOS.

Originally reported 1 November 2026. Read the full story with all the details on amiga-news.de

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