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AmigaOS is an operating system pretty easy to understand. Of course you need to learn some basic concepts. This documentation will provide these and your imagination will do the rest. |
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| − | [[AmigaOS features]]: some of the main features of AmigaOS that make easy to control your computer |
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| − | [[What is AmigaOS]]: description of the different parts of the OS (Files/Directories, AmigaDOS, Workbench) |
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| + | Here are some of the main features of AmigaOS that make easy to control your computer. Some of these concepts were copied by other operating systems which tend to show they are the correct way to do things. |
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| + | Small footprint |
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| + | Full name directories (Fonts, Libs...) |
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| + | Ram disk concept |
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| + | Command line and graphic interface tied together |
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| + | == What is AmigaOS == |
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| + | This is a description of the different parts of AmigaOS. This section talks about how the user files are stored on disks. Also it gives and introduction to AmigaDOS, the command line interface between the user and the computer. Then the Workbench will be presented. |
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Revision as of 12:43, 8 June 2012
AmigaOS is an operating system pretty easy to understand. Of course you need to learn some basic concepts. This documentation will provide these and your imagination will do the rest.
AmigaOS features
Here are some of the main features of AmigaOS that make easy to control your computer. Some of these concepts were copied by other operating systems which tend to show they are the correct way to do things.
Small footprint
Full name directories (Fonts, Libs...)
File recognition based on their content.
Ram disk concept
Command line and graphic interface tied together
What is AmigaOS
This is a description of the different parts of AmigaOS. This section talks about how the user files are stored on disks. Also it gives and introduction to AmigaDOS, the command line interface between the user and the computer. Then the Workbench will be presented.
