Amiga OS 3.x was another major update. Updates included:
- A universal data system, known as datatypes, that allowed programs to load pictures, sound and text in formats they didn't understand directly, through the use of standard plugs (i.e. object-oriented operating system)
- A system-standard localization system, allowing the user to make an ordered list of preferred languages; when a locale-aware application runs, it asks the operating system to find the catalog (a file containing translations of the application's strings) best matching the user's preferences
- Colour remapping for low-colour display modes
- Improved visual appearance
- Better support for background images
3.x shipped with the Amiga CD32, Amiga 1200, Amiga 4000 and Amiga 4000T.
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| AmigaOS 4.0 Branch | ||
| Preceded by AmigaOS 2.x |
AmigaOS 3.x | Followed by AmigaOS 4.0 |