Comment Comment by snvzz Linux was big back then.Nowadays, you'd have a better experience on Netbsd, which still has developers who care about its Amiga support.PCMCIA network cards work (whereas Linux got rid of PCMCIA entirely) and so does X11 (currently dead on Linux).Running Netbsd current on my A1200 with 030@50, 128MB RAM. parent snvzz 1 year ago
Nowadays, you'd have a better experience on Netbsd, which still has developers who care about its Amiga support.
PCMCIA network cards work (whereas Linux got rid of PCMCIA entirely) and so does X11 (currently dead on Linux).
Running Netbsd current on my A1200 with 030@50, 128MB RAM.