Using “Morph Oh Ess” you really get to appreciate where things would have gone with the Amiga if Commodore haddnt have F’d it up. I have a G4 purchased just for this and a G5 with PCIEX, just waitng to get a compatible graphics card and away we go, dual boot Mac OS and Morph OS. Thanks for making the time to produce this video.
Cool episode, I use MorphOS on three machines, two PowerBook G4 and one iMac G5 A1145. Previously, there was Efika 5200B and eMac G4 in the MiniTower housing. In Poland, this system is used by many Amiga users, and Elude and Encore are "our Polish" groups. BTW: Don't forget to turn on Slayer :)
Great stuff! I must say its actually a good time to get into Morphos now.. Samba easy to share files included, web browsing never been better and alot of fun to be had with both new and old apps/games/entertainment :)
Ciao and thank you for this great Video.. personally i have wonderful memories of Amiga Computer.. i had my first A500 in late 1989, together with a 512kb memory Expansion Card..i did my first steps into creating Desktop Wallpaper and Tracker Music (protracker, oktalyzer), i've made my own Tool Disks in the early 1990's and had many Public Domain Disks collected.. in 1998 on my PC i had the fabulous BeOS 3.2 installed and in the 2000's used Powermacs with OS X, love the Aqua UI.. so in the early 2000's i was a part in the global Desktop Customizing Scene and AS for today i'm using Debian 12 Linux with KDE Plasma 5, have created a new Amiga Desktop Wallpaper Out there (3200x2400px), i'm now 54, so many greetings from brunswick in germany and please stay safe 🙃
I sold my SAM460 back in 2015 to help put food on the table. I had been waiting for the A1222 to reenter the AmigaNG realm at an affordable price... it is here, and I can't afford it. Here is a G5 for under $100? MorphOS may be my next OS. Sorry A-Eon! Sorry Hypes! Y'all missed the boat.
I think most people knew there's zero chance any new "next gen" Amiga hardware being affordable whilst they continue to use PPC. It's a niche architecture with very little commodity hardware available, so it's expensive. I honestly don't know why they continue developing such hardware when they know Amiga fans either can't afford, or just aren't prepared to pay high end prices for slow, limited hardware. Especially if it's running an insecure OS that can't utilise multi-core CPUs, and a has a tiny software library, most of which is old hat and/or inferior to Windows, Linux and Mac software. Port OS4 to ARM or RISC V and have access to widely available and CHEAP hardware. 🙄
dont even get me started on my pre pay a1222 in 2017 or was it 2018... and here we are , ahh a email that they want another 1100 euros.. yeah no thanks. wheres my pre pay money at...
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration Whoah! They want more from pre-payers? That should be a chapter in the next Vultures to Vampires... oh, wait. That's written by...
A-Eon wanted to sell it for around $500 USD when it first was announced and at that price point it would have been a great seller seeing that Sam460 boards are being sold out at a higher price point
MorphOS and the apps are way beyond AOS4.X at this point. What Chris has demoted in the last few morphos videos shows how big the divide is. Heck, people use this box and os to run their businesses on and that is super cool... If the 4.x folks had a brain they should have just adopted this os and dumped their own os years ago...
I really appreciate that Morph exists. That team really picked up PPC support while Commodore was falling apart. Good thing that they got to go and make the OS how they thoughts it should be. As always, I wish it was supported on more hardware. Like the Wii, XBox360, and WiiU are all PowerPC based and there are a zillion of them.
Wii and Xbox 360 are both closed, proprietary systems, so they would require some kind of modding in order to get MorphOS on to them. You'd still need someone to write low level drivers for all the hardware, which wouldn't be trivial. The only thing they have in common is they both use PPC based CPUs.
Wonderful! I have a Pegasos II running MorphOS. The best addition to the OS has to be Synergy so I can use the same keyboard and mouse across multiple systems! I have a MDD dual-G4 (which would seriously hurt someone if it were dropped on them!) I'd like to get set up with MOS at some point. I need an SSD in it first, though, and it might need a different GFX card, I've yet to test that.
I like it all too... I wish MorphOS and/or AmigaOS 4/4.1 was FOSS... I REALLY like my "Tim" MacBook Air M1 w/ 16GB RAM. The Apple Silicon Macs are pretty amazing
Why should either be FOSS? When people put a lot of work in to a project, they might want to get something in return. If think Hyperion should either sell OS4 to people who are more motivated to improve it, or join forces with other OS developers and port it to other platforms, even if it's just PPC Macs.
I repurposed one of my 17" PowerBook G4s for MorphOS. It works pretty well but I'm just the occasional user, not one of the Jedi Masters. What I find missing with all new Amiga related OS's is the lack of video editing. Amiga was the go-to multimedia machine, at the tail end of its peak, we had MovieShop (VLM & DraCo), Toaster/Flyer, Digital Broadcaster, and PAR (if you kludged it), at the dawn of nonlinear digital video editing. Is there een a basic iMovie-type NLE for Amiga? Anyway, back to MovieShop on my A4000 & DraCo.
nothing "modern" imovie type linear wise the closest to that was the toaster flyer in 94?, seems like yesterday but it was decades ago... theres no real interest in anyone programming stuff for the amiga anymore besides the occasional game here and there. maybe some new hardware but as far as a major component like that. i doubt it
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration MovieShop was pretty darn good though. Especially on the Draco amiga-clone, but it worked well with the VLab-Motion + Toccata audioboard in regular big box amigas as well. I saw it in action on a Draco back in 1996 at an Amiga event here in Sweden. I have seen some people use Blender under AmigaOS4.x for video editing.
Yeah, Elude demos launch in a window by default on these newer platforms because modern monitors don't support 320x240 modes that often anymore. Safer to get something shown. When you launch the demos from the Shell with the -double argument, you get the fullscreen mode which is likely to work on modern monitors. And there's also the -wide argument for 640x380x8 widescreen mode if you have such an screenmode added in your system.
Good stuff Dr Chris 👍🏻 I’m wondering if the Eagle Player icon has some sort of ToolType settings that it uses for the true Amiga? That’s why it doesn’t work with it? As per Email earlier, Will sort out the Amiga Custom chips and get them sent to you 😉 Cheers 🍻
Great video, I love those old Macs. However, I totally HATE the way they lock the license down to one computer and non-transferable. These Macs are almost as OLD as Amigas and if one dies your license can't be transferred to another machine.
Okay, I think I'll get it too, but on a Mac Mini. What can you do with MorphOS? Those kinds of Macs are good for making music, so you could probably make high-quality tracker music. All that "Red vs. Blue" could be turned into South Park episode. Funny but mental...
@@fmlazar Quite a few good trackers out there for both MorphOS and AmigaOS. Not sure how many of those made it to the Mac though... Trackers were mostly existent on Atari/Amiga and PC.
Ive done a lot of MorphOS work and love it. More of you should give it a chance. I have a G5 machine with a MorphOS Key if anyone in the LA area wants it, hit me up ;)
@@a4000t The current MorphOS is still working on Classic A4000 hardware. The MorphOS Team frequently demoed this and just does not want to deal with all the fallout when such old hardware is causing problems. There are currently 100+ systems supported by MorphOS, which are all well tested and much faster than some old classic system with a ppc card. Not to mentioned that you can get a faster system for less than 100$
@@guidomersmann9744 100+ systems? Really... looking at their website I see 12 systems, and none of them are not in production anymore. Once they finally get it to run properly on AMD X64 hardware, it is going to open up a lot. EDIT: Yes... you can probably still get hold of G4/G5 PowerMacs for a a low price, but that hardware is stagnant... as an example... I have a RX 550 PCIe graphics card in my AmigaONE X5000 and in order for me to even use MorphOS on that machine, I would have to downgrade to a different card or have two GFX cards if I want to dualboot.
Is this just a download the .iso and it auto upgrades - for us time-stressed folk who registered the last major version (that Dan Wood showcased around 2-3 years ago?)
Yeah, download the ISO and boot it from a CD or USB stick, select the "Update installation" option and you'll be fine. I've updated the system numerous times over the 15 years I've been using it without any issues ever. MorphOS is fail proof to update compared to other Amiga systems, because it keeps its system files separated from user files.
I think all these different new Amiga os's should embrace haiku os as the core and build from there. That would save on time modernizing, like multi core support etc, but they can still bring their expertise with them. Now that ppc mac is getting so expensive, arm or risk should be considered. Look at the Nvidia Shield TV, 7Watt on max load and even a powerful 3d gpu.... Costs less than 100€.
any standardization would be nice, or just open source the OS, trying to hang on to pennies for all these years is killing it worse as owners dont get along or want to be Commodore themselves.
A G4 Mini isn't the "ultimate MOS machine" because the G5 Macs exist. Having a faster CPU, GPU, RAM and data storage is still a major benefit. In the case of the G5 towers, they're easy to swap components and they're expandable too.
Better get the silent upgraded model that has 1.5GHz CPU and 64M graphics memory. The other Mac mini models are quite meh for any better resolutions etc. I'm still using a Mac mini G4/1.5GHz as my main setup, and it isn't that bad. I have few G5 machines for spare when the time comes to move on, but still been happy with the quiet, energy efficient, and small mini :)
Hi Chris :) is your G5 a 7.2 or 7.3 model? and what GFX card does it have on board? Mine is 7.3 with Nvidia and it won't boot into MorphOS installation no matter what...
7.2 2005 2.0ghz single cpu 2 core the req are AMD gfx cards, you can pick them up on ebay for like 14$ thats what i did. go to their site i listed in the desc, click the install and hardware compatibility list. and any of the amd, 3d or no works fine
MorphOS demos only run on MorphOS. MorphOS, on the other hand, can run 68k, WarpOS, PowerUP, and even certain OS4 software. We once made a demopack with all kinds of demos from other platforms that run directly under MorphOS without any separate emulator, but should update the pack one day....
@@JellyPowered This is really amazing. I wish MorphOS would work with current processors. An ARM/ RISC version would be all set for the future since I don’t think anyone will be making new PowerPC processors.
MorphOS 3.18 will not even start to boot from the CD for me. I'm using the G5 iMac ALS which I bought new. I see a flicker of the screen to black, and then back to grey, followed by the cooling fans running at full speed for at least an hour afterwards.
It's of no consequence because MorphOS doesn't run on any version of the Mac pro, it runs on the Powermac G5 and other PPC powered Macs. The Mac Pro is either Intel x86, or more recently, ARM based "Apple Silicon". The latter are much like laptop motherboards, everything is highly integrated and there is little little that can be removed or upgraded... the antithesis of what a Mac Pro should be. 🤣
X1000 probably won't be supported, but if you want to upgrade to X5000, it is supported :) Or buy Pegasos 1, Pegasos 2, Efika, Sam460ex, or Sam460cr if you're that against Apple hardware ;)
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration Don start the discussion. The Pegasos2 board was the devil as it was not official Amiga hardware. This was until Hyperion released OS4 for it and it because the best and favorite choice and probably still is to run OS4 and MorphOS for a reasonable price.
Using “Morph Oh Ess” you really get to appreciate where things would have gone with the Amiga if Commodore haddnt have F’d it up. I have a G4 purchased just for this and a G5 with PCIEX, just waitng to get a compatible graphics card and away we go, dual boot Mac OS and Morph OS. Thanks for making the time to produce this video.
Cool episode, I use MorphOS on three machines, two PowerBook G4 and one iMac G5 A1145. Previously, there was Efika 5200B and eMac G4 in the MiniTower housing. In Poland, this system is used by many Amiga users, and Elude and Encore are "our Polish" groups. BTW: Don't forget to turn on Slayer :)
Hey that’s neat seeing Lightwave actually run! Now recycle that tower! :)
No
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration Right on! I also have one, and they'll have to pry it from our cold dead hands.
You watch your mouth sir!
Guys guys guys. Take it easy. You both make the best underproduced content on TH-cam.
@hessex1899 its all in good fun
Great stuff! I must say its actually a good time to get into Morphos now.. Samba easy to share files included, web browsing never been better and alot of fun to be had with both new and old apps/games/entertainment :)
Ciao and thank you for this great Video.. personally i have wonderful memories of Amiga Computer.. i had my first A500 in late 1989, together with a 512kb memory Expansion Card..i did my first steps into creating Desktop Wallpaper and Tracker Music (protracker, oktalyzer), i've made my own Tool Disks in the early 1990's and had many Public Domain Disks collected.. in 1998 on my PC i had the fabulous BeOS 3.2 installed and in the 2000's used Powermacs with OS X, love the Aqua UI.. so in the early 2000's i was a part in the global Desktop Customizing Scene and AS for today i'm using Debian 12 Linux with KDE Plasma 5, have created a new Amiga Desktop Wallpaper Out there (3200x2400px), i'm now 54, so many greetings from brunswick in germany and please stay safe 🙃
ENCORE demos is awesome ;-)
Rulez indeed :)
I sold my SAM460 back in 2015 to help put food on the table. I had been waiting for the A1222 to reenter the AmigaNG realm at an affordable price... it is here, and I can't afford it. Here is a G5 for under $100? MorphOS may be my next OS. Sorry A-Eon! Sorry Hypes! Y'all missed the boat.
I think most people knew there's zero chance any new "next gen" Amiga hardware being affordable whilst they continue to use PPC. It's a niche architecture with very little commodity hardware available, so it's expensive. I honestly don't know why they continue developing such hardware when they know Amiga fans either can't afford, or just aren't prepared to pay high end prices for slow, limited hardware. Especially if it's running an insecure OS that can't utilise multi-core CPUs, and a has a tiny software library, most of which is old hat and/or inferior to Windows, Linux and Mac software. Port OS4 to ARM or RISC V and have access to widely available and CHEAP hardware. 🙄
dont even get me started on my pre pay a1222 in 2017 or was it 2018... and here we are , ahh a email that they want another 1100 euros.. yeah no thanks. wheres my pre pay money at...
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration Whoah! They want more from pre-payers? That should be a chapter in the next Vultures to Vampires... oh, wait. That's written by...
A-Eon wanted to sell it for around $500 USD when it first was announced and at that price point it would have been a great seller seeing that Sam460 boards are being sold out at a higher price point
MorphOS and the apps are way beyond AOS4.X at this point. What Chris has demoted in the last few morphos videos shows how big the divide is. Heck, people use this box and os to run their businesses on and that is super cool... If the 4.x folks had a brain they should have just adopted this os and dumped their own os years ago...
I really appreciate that Morph exists. That team really picked up PPC support while Commodore was falling apart.
Good thing that they got to go and make the OS how they thoughts it should be.
As always, I wish it was supported on more hardware. Like the Wii, XBox360, and WiiU are all PowerPC based and there are a zillion of them.
Support involves a LOT more than just the CPU, there's the rest of the chipset.
Wii and Xbox 360 are both closed, proprietary systems, so they would require some kind of modding in order to get MorphOS on to them. You'd still need someone to write low level drivers for all the hardware, which wouldn't be trivial. The only thing they have in common is they both use PPC based CPUs.
Interesting video Chris everyone should keep recycling old machines, have you any update yet on the Pi5 working with Pimega 5? thanks again.
Wonderful!
I have a Pegasos II running MorphOS. The best addition to the OS has to be Synergy so I can use the same keyboard and mouse across multiple systems!
I have a MDD dual-G4 (which would seriously hurt someone if it were dropped on them!) I'd like to get set up with MOS at some point. I need an SSD in it first, though, and it might need a different GFX card, I've yet to test that.
I like it all too... I wish MorphOS and/or AmigaOS 4/4.1 was FOSS... I REALLY like my "Tim" MacBook Air M1 w/ 16GB RAM. The Apple Silicon Macs are pretty amazing
Why should either be FOSS? When people put a lot of work in to a project, they might want to get something in return. If think Hyperion should either sell OS4 to people who are more motivated to improve it, or join forces with other OS developers and port it to other platforms, even if it's just PPC Macs.
I repurposed one of my 17" PowerBook G4s for MorphOS. It works pretty well but I'm just the occasional user, not one of the Jedi Masters.
What I find missing with all new Amiga related OS's is the lack of video editing. Amiga was the go-to multimedia machine, at the tail end of its peak, we had MovieShop (VLM & DraCo), Toaster/Flyer, Digital Broadcaster, and PAR (if you kludged it), at the dawn of nonlinear digital video editing. Is there een a basic iMovie-type NLE for Amiga? Anyway, back to MovieShop on my A4000 & DraCo.
nothing "modern" imovie type linear wise the closest to that was the toaster flyer in 94?, seems like yesterday but it was decades ago... theres no real interest in anyone programming stuff for the amiga anymore besides the occasional game here and there. maybe some new hardware but as far as a major component like that. i doubt it
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration MovieShop was pretty darn good though. Especially on the Draco amiga-clone, but it worked well with the VLab-Motion + Toccata audioboard in regular big box amigas as well. I saw it in action on a Draco back in 1996 at an Amiga event here in Sweden.
I have seen some people use Blender under AmigaOS4.x for video editing.
On Amithlon the ELUDE Demos require "demoxy -double" to get 640x480, but you have to configure p96 correctly.
Yeah, Elude demos launch in a window by default on these newer platforms because modern monitors don't support 320x240 modes that often anymore. Safer to get something shown. When you launch the demos from the Shell with the -double argument, you get the fullscreen mode which is likely to work on modern monitors. And there's also the -wide argument for 640x380x8 widescreen mode if you have such an screenmode added in your system.
@@JellyPowered thx, did not knew that "-wide" command...will test that out. thx!
Chris - I have the same system so watching intently :)
Good stuff Dr Chris 👍🏻 I’m wondering if the Eagle Player icon has some sort of ToolType settings that it uses for the true Amiga? That’s why it doesn’t work with it? As per Email earlier, Will sort out the Amiga Custom chips and get them sent to you 😉 Cheers 🍻
OOh I just so happen to have one sat in my cupboard :)
Thanks Chris you are the man.Cheers
Great video, I love those old Macs. However, I totally HATE the way they lock the license down to one computer and non-transferable. These Macs are almost as OLD as Amigas and if one dies your license can't be transferred to another machine.
It can be transferred
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration Thanks for the info!!! I didn't thin it could be transfered!!
Well, if your hardware dies you get a replacement key for your
That poor multimeter set to continuity beeping away for its life throughout the video! :)
no its the Divoom, it buzzes when charging the battery
Don't forget only ATI cards are supported.
Okay, I think I'll get it too, but on a Mac Mini. What can you do with MorphOS? Those kinds of Macs are good for making music, so you could
probably make high-quality tracker music.
All that "Red vs. Blue" could be turned into South Park episode. Funny but mental...
The Mac music software is much better than anything done on the Amiga.
@@fmlazar Yes, there's no Ableton but still it is hq audio hardware.
@@fmlazar Quite a few good trackers out there for both MorphOS and AmigaOS. Not sure how many of those made it to the Mac though... Trackers were mostly existent on Atari/Amiga and PC.
@@TemalCageman Mac concentrated on MIDI because that was used to drive real instruments.
Ive done a lot of MorphOS work and love it. More of you should give it a chance. I have a G5 machine with a MorphOS Key if anyone in the LA area wants it, hit me up ;)
I identify as being close to la
What time should I expect you at the door? I'll have dinner ready too ;) @@ChrisEdwardsRestoration
why,they quit on real amiga hardware way back at 1.4?
@@a4000t The current MorphOS is still working on Classic A4000 hardware. The MorphOS Team frequently demoed this and just does not want to deal with all the fallout when such old hardware is causing problems. There are currently 100+ systems supported by MorphOS, which are all well tested and much faster than some old classic system with a ppc card. Not to mentioned that you can get a faster system for less than 100$
@@guidomersmann9744 100+ systems? Really... looking at their website I see 12 systems, and none of them are not in production anymore. Once they finally get it to run properly on AMD X64 hardware, it is going to open up a lot.
EDIT: Yes... you can probably still get hold of G4/G5 PowerMacs for a a low price, but that hardware is stagnant... as an example... I have a RX 550 PCIe graphics card in my AmigaONE X5000 and in order for me to even use MorphOS on that machine, I would have to downgrade to a different card or have two GFX cards if I want to dualboot.
Is this just a download the .iso and it auto upgrades - for us time-stressed folk who registered the last major version (that Dan Wood showcased around 2-3 years ago?)
You can upgrade any previous release or do a freshen install
Yeah, download the ISO and boot it from a CD or USB stick, select the "Update installation" option and you'll be fine. I've updated the system numerous times over the 15 years I've been using it without any issues ever. MorphOS is fail proof to update compared to other Amiga systems, because it keeps its system files separated from user files.
I think all these different new Amiga os's should embrace haiku os as the core and build from there. That would save on time modernizing, like multi core support etc, but they can still bring their expertise with them. Now that ppc mac is getting so expensive, arm or risk should be considered. Look at the Nvidia Shield TV, 7Watt on max load and even a powerful 3d gpu.... Costs less than 100€.
any standardization would be nice, or just open source the OS, trying to hang on to pennies for all these years is killing it worse as owners dont get along or want to be Commodore themselves.
g4 macmini is the ultimate mos machine...small light and fast enough.
G4 though? does it really work great?
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration please test it
A G4 Mini isn't the "ultimate MOS machine" because the G5 Macs exist. Having a faster CPU, GPU, RAM and data storage is still a major benefit. In the case of the G5 towers, they're easy to swap components and they're expandable too.
@@another3997 In terms of havyness heat and loudness you are right. not so much more performance that are worth the other things...
Better get the silent upgraded model that has 1.5GHz CPU and 64M graphics memory. The other Mac mini models are quite meh for any better resolutions etc. I'm still using a Mac mini G4/1.5GHz as my main setup, and it isn't that bad. I have few G5 machines for spare when the time comes to move on, but still been happy with the quiet, energy efficient, and small mini :)
Hi Chris :) is your G5 a 7.2 or 7.3 model? and what GFX card does it have on board? Mine is 7.3 with Nvidia and it won't boot into MorphOS installation no matter what...
7.2 2005 2.0ghz single cpu 2 core the req are AMD gfx cards, you can pick them up on ebay for like 14$ thats what i did. go to their site i listed in the desc, click the install and hardware compatibility list. and any of the amd, 3d or no works fine
Very Cool. If I still had my G3 Pismo I would try it...
(Now I see that won't work. 😒
Will MorphOS demos run on AmiBerry/ PiMiga?
MorphOS demos only run on MorphOS. MorphOS, on the other hand, can run 68k, WarpOS, PowerUP, and even certain OS4 software. We once made a demopack with all kinds of demos from other platforms that run directly under MorphOS without any separate emulator, but should update the pack one day....
@@JellyPowered This is really amazing. I wish MorphOS would work with current processors.
An ARM/ RISC version would be all set for the future since I don’t think anyone will be making new PowerPC processors.
I have two G5 Quads. Not been on for two years. Terrified to turn them on again!
Man wanna sell me one? We do have the same last name. Were practically family!
I do love MorphOS. It is a pity that I have short arms and deep pockets though!
Then use and test it for free. There is no need to buy the key if you reboot every 30 minutes.
More Foss!!!
well its not free and open source... if thats the foss you refer to
How do I get remaining time widget on top of the screen?
I don’t think there’s a countdown for the free version
you can add cpu uptime widget that can give you a idea
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration great Idea.
More Slayer!!!
MorphOS 3.18 will not even start to boot from the CD for me. I'm using the G5 iMac ALS which I bought new. I see a flicker of the screen to black, and then back to grey, followed by the cooling fans running at full speed for at least an hour afterwards.
Do you have a radeon video card? It will not work with the Nvidia.
saw this video and thought a new MorphOS version is out.. joke's on me xd
Its about easy2install package manager
They're still selling big case Mac Pros with expansion slots but funny enough there are absolutely no expansion cards at all.
I have cards
The Apple Silicon big case machines do not support graphic cards at all so that eliminates a lot of the possibilities.
It's of no consequence because MorphOS doesn't run on any version of the Mac pro, it runs on the Powermac G5 and other PPC powered Macs. The Mac Pro is either Intel x86, or more recently, ARM based "Apple Silicon". The latter are much like laptop motherboards, everything is highly integrated and there is little little that can be removed or upgraded... the antithesis of what a Mac Pro should be. 🤣
@@another3997 On subsets of the G4 and G5 Macs, and only those of specific Radeon and CPU combinations.
@@another3997yes I meant Apple's own CPU - you can pay extra for a big case and slots but there isn't anything to plug in there😀
@7:12 bwahahaha
Ham said that is a lot of aluminum that can be used for recycling to which I replied so is your 4000 bitch referring to his Amiga 4000
Can I play my Amiga games on it? ;)
If you setup its e-uae which is a winuae like emu
Yea
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration Or if an Amiga game supports RTG and AHI, or runs in a Workbench window. Then you don't need E-UAE at all.
RTG games yes, and MorphOS games too. AGA ECS OCS need UAE as usual
No Apple computers ever allowed in my house so sady cant try MorphOS but if it can one day run on my X1000 I'd be happy to purchase it
and why not? its just a device. are you that biased that the simple act of hardware from a manuf would trigger you ?
X1000 probably won't be supported, but if you want to upgrade to X5000, it is supported :) Or buy Pegasos 1, Pegasos 2, Efika, Sam460ex, or Sam460cr if you're that against Apple hardware ;)
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration yes sir I've been that way ever since 1984 😉
Only on x5000, tried to lobby AEON and MOS team, but no go
@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration Don start the discussion. The Pegasos2 board was the devil as it was not official Amiga hardware. This was until Hyperion released OS4 for it and it because the best and favorite choice and probably still is to run OS4 and MorphOS for a reasonable price.
I hate os (aus) too it's O S.