Motorola 68000 series

Switching back to RetroTech, there's great news if you're hanging on to vintage gear like the Commodore Amiga or Atari computers.

The Linux kernel team continues to upgrade support for the Motorola 68000 M68K CPU, often found in classic systems.

Version 7.4 introduces support for the S-V-E-T-H-L-A-N-A Ethernet interface on the Atari Super Videl FPGA card, as well as updated IDE drivers for Amiga expansion cards.

These upgrades mean hobbyists and retro computing fans enjoy modern network access, smoother storage, and a generally richer Linux experience on M68K hardware.

For many, this commitment to backwards compatibility is part of what makes Linux such a beloved and enduring ecosystem.

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It can do Spark.

It can do Motorola 68K.

It can do VHP.

It can do ARM.

So-

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You had two different launchers.

And if you click 68K-

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... well, you can access that directly, but don't you get a front end if you click on one of those?