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Pimiga - Raspberry Pi Powered Amiga

The Pimiga is a fairly new project that brings the retro joys of the greatest computer of all time to modern and easily available hardware. It is recommended you use a Pi4 or even better a Pi400 as a modern day Amiga. Pimiga is a workbench replacement for the Commodore Amiga. Built for Raspberry Pi 400. It is based on ClassicWB with Scalos workbench replacement. User provided ROMs make it work.

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