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Link is Slashdotted. Here is another link to the story: http://www.osnews.com/story/29023/Amiga_OS_Kickstart_and_Workbench_source_coded_leaked http://www.osnew

• rasz_pl 11y ago
  3.1 was apparently leaked few years ago http://www.pagetable.com/?p=34#comment-3434 http://www.pagetable.com/?p=34#comment-3434
• white-flame 11y ago
  Talking with people from "the scene", this is a snapshot from the 90s. It was leaked before, and now resurfaced for some reason in a more public view. Nothing from the more recent 3.5, 3.9, and 4.x versions are in there. Those were developed by external companies long after the vintage of this leaked snapshot. There's some mention of newer versions, but they're incomplete implementations from the Commodore Amiga team, not the actual developers of the newer versions. It also doesn't compile, isn't 100% complete, and includes a number of internal business documents, not just code & tech.
• bhaak 11y ago
  I peeked into the GitHub repository and I haven't seen anything that seems to confirm that this code is part of AmigaOS 4.0. There might be confusion because of the directories named v40 and v42 but this would be the internal version number of the OS. 40 would be 3.1 and 42 would be an unreleased internal version. IIRC 44 was again released as 3.5 but contained only Workbench changes (so you could just update your system by using the newer libraries).