As the world move forward and it is time for www.aspireos.com and www.aros.org to go 64-bit.

Most will use this OS hosted, under Linux or simply as a second operating system using VMware Player or other alternatives. If your main OS is 64-bit it is quite advanced to get a 32-bit OS running on top of that. We can say that 32-bit is fading out. In the future we also like to be compatible with most hardware so you can run this OS native. The good thing is that with selected hardware it is already possible.

The transformation to 64-bit is not plug and play. I'm now testing what we have and trying to create a AROS 64-bit distribution called AspireOS 64.

From my friend "Nostromo" he suggested that I blogg about the progress. He will also help out with what he can regarding problems on the way.