Slack

There is an official slack channel for discussion around AROS development, that can be joined via this link.

Discord

The AmigaDev server has an AROS channel. Invitation link

A user oriented server on Discord is AROS Exec. Invitation link

Mailing lists

There are a couple of AROS-related mailing lists available, mainly for people who prefer to receive information this way:

• AROS CVS

  This is a read-only developer mailing list, to which logs are automatically posted whenever something is committed to the AROS repositories. If you want almost real-time feedback on the commit activity in the AROS repositories, this is the list for you. The volume of traffic to this list can be very high.

• AROS Website

  The website build script sends mail to this list, so that developers involved in its operation and maintenance can fix issues when they arise.

Follow the links to the administrative pages for information on how to subscribe, unsubscribe, accessing the archives and other useful functions.

Forum

AROSWorld is a popular community portal for AROS. There, you can find the latest news related to AROS, online discussion forums, picture galleries, and much more. It's the perfect meeting place for AROS users from all over the world, and a few AROS core developers are known to frequent there.

IRC Channels

Probably the best known IRC channel for AROS, is unsurprisingly named #aros, on the FreeNode network. Please connect to irc.freenode.net, which will redirect to a server close to you. It's for discussing everything and anything related to AROS, including development and how to take over the world. On rare occasions, when the main channel is very noisy, development-related discussions move to #aros.dev.