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Posted on 02-Sep-2002 20:06 GMT by Frans155 comments
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Amiganews.de has a link to the Morphos site where they claim to be ready if any legal action is taken against them. Morphos legal article
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 101 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 03-Sep-2002 17:31 GMT
In reply to Comment 61 (Nicholai Benalal):
LOL
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 102 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by André Siegel on 03-Sep-2002 17:31 GMT
In reply to Comment 96 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
"Tell me, does the MorphOS kernel have virtual addressing?"
Come on. You'll need some more than that!
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Posted by Jacek Piszczek on 03-Sep-2002 17:36 GMT
In reply to Comment 79 (Amifan):
>Are you so eager to get me on something that you forgot the
>whole "based on AmigaOS3.x sourcecode".
Sorry, Amifan. Please add this to my previous post:
5) they release WindowsXP SP34 with a default theme based on
intuition, gadtools and reaction sources. it has nice Amiga-looking borders,
sysiclass images, gadtools/reaction buttons. it even has an optional
screen titlebar with (unused;) screen depth gadget and menus looking
just like MagicMenu. they port AmiDock and add coloricons support to
Windows Explorer that has a lot of functions hidden and disabled to preserve
the orginal Amiga "look and feeling". you can even use your old 4 color mouse
pointer!!!
So much for "based on AmigaOS code" ;)
Anyway. The "look and feeling" of AmigaOS is really intuition's gui style
(which reaction imo doesn't fit) and handling of windows, gadgets.
The argument that AmigaOS4 preserves the old look isn't very good imo.
Only a few people now use a completly original looking intuition. Almost
everyone have some patches that change sysiclass images,
add patterns to window frames, etc. And AmigaOS4 screenshots remind me a
patched (*not* original) intuition. Sure, it's nothing bad, but please don't
say that os [x] preserves the original look and os [x] doesn't. Aros doesn't
preserve it, MorphOS doesn't preserve it and AmigaOS4 (as far as I can see on
public screenshots) also doesn't preserve this ;)
AmigaOS4 isn't really closer than MorphOS also in "the feeling"! Personaly I never feel
the difference when booting back to AmigaOS from MorphOS.
What's most important is that handling of windows, gadgets, menus, etc
is almost exactly the same as in original intuition. Please don't tell me that
there won't be any differences in that between AOS3 and AOS4.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 104 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Nicolas Sallin on 03-Sep-2002 18:03 GMT
In reply to Comment 96 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Is it a joke ?
Of course MorphOS uses virtual memory spaces. This was already the
case in the first beta, two years ago.
Stop playing this game, please. This is just ridiculous.
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Posted by Turrican on 03-Sep-2002 18:24 GMT
Dear Amigans,
it's time now people involved in the future of the official OS realise how long is the way to completion.
It's time they realise how hard it is to design, develop, test, distribute and support an OS.
It's time Amigans realise how long they will have to wait before seeing anything (if anything is to be seen).
It's time you realise all dates, promises, speeches weren't and won't be true.
Your avenger,
Turrican
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 106 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by strobe on 03-Sep-2002 18:26 GMT
I would be more inclined to use an OS which sandboxes the legacy crap instead of an OS which tries to kludge a mish mash of old 3.x and new APIs. Check out other OSs which have tried one versus the other. For example Win95 (ugh) versus Win2K or MacOS 7.5 versus X.
Sandboxing the legacy crap in a virtual machine like MorphOS plans to is appealing to me.
Anyway, it's all vapor isn't it?
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Posted by cOrpse on 03-Sep-2002 18:28 GMT
In reply to Comment 104 (Nicolas Sallin):
I don't think you've told me how quark gets to stands up side by side with the BSD Kernel yet .. Come on , gimme details !
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 108 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Johan Rönnblom on 03-Sep-2002 18:53 GMT
In reply to Comment 107 (cOrpse):
While BSD of course has the advantage of being extremely well tested,
it's monolithic while quark is a microkernel. I don't think there's
any reason to bring up the entire debate of monolithic vs microkernel,
rather I think it's sufficient to note that a lot of people prefer
microkernels, and that this gives quark an advantage over BSD as far
as this group is concerned.
Two advantages of microkernels are that they are better suited to
real-time or semi-real-time applications ("multimedia") and that they
are more scalable. Both these issues appear to be quite relevant with
regards to the Pegasos/Eclipsis plans.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 109 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Ben Hermans/Hyperion on 03-Sep-2002 18:57 GMT
In reply to Comment 104 (Nicolas Sallin):
Then why does it use these extremely primitive "emulation traps" rather than use a MMU set-up which is far more elegant and efficient?
Stop playing the game please.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 110 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Nicolas Sallin on 03-Sep-2002 18:58 GMT
In reply to Comment 108 (Johan Rönnblom):
Well, MacOSX uses a microkernel (Mach).
What's called "BSD kernel" by Apple is in fact the whole layer of BSD
services running on the top.
They are confusing a lot of people, IMO.
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Posted by Nicolas Sallin on 03-Sep-2002 19:04 GMT
In reply to Comment 109 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
When you will try integrating your emulator, you will understand.
You already changed several times your whole emulation architecture.
Don't count on me for explaining why you will be forced to change your
plan another time.
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Posted by cOrpse on 03-Sep-2002 19:07 GMT
In reply to Comment 108 (Johan Rönnblom):
The person that brought this up stated that morphos is advanced and i quote "like macosx" ... My point is , he doesn't know any details and just has the head stuck up his morphos-arse attitude.
The techinical level of OS4 should be on par with AROS , if not better .. How close it will be to morphos is unknown , but have Hyperion let us down before ? no.
Silly people with no idea should pull their head out of the soil , OS4 is no longer going to be a mostly 68k emulated OS but re-written for PPC from the base up.
This attitude is alas one of the side-effects of blue pills , others include :
Extreme paranoia.
Constant bitching of OS4
Constant protecting and hushing of of *their* mistakes , lies and hate.
Extreme weight gain
Hairloss
Impotence
Overall, disgusting to the opposite sex..
ok ok . . i made the last couple up ;)
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 113 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by cOrpse on 03-Sep-2002 19:12 GMT
In reply to Comment 110 (Nicolas Sallin):
Source : Darwin opensource page
"This foundation is a core operating system commonly known as Darwin. Darwin integrates a number of technologies, most importantly Mach 3.0, operating-system services based on 4.4BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution), high-performance networking facilities, and support for multiple integrated file systems."
Afterall you stated we were talking about the *core* , and how the fuck does quark compair to that core buddy , come on give me details how does quark claim is advanced core status up with darwin ? it doesn't , please shut up.
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Posted by cOrpse on 03-Sep-2002 19:17 GMT
In reply to Comment 110 (Nicolas Sallin):
BTW . I call it a *BSD* kernel simply because its running BSD OS services , so its practically a *BSD* kernel ...
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Posted by Emmanuel Lesueur on 03-Sep-2002 19:27 GMT
In reply to Comment 109 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Ben Hermans/Hyperion writes:
> Then why does it use these extremely primitive "emulation traps"
> rather than use a MMU set-up which is far more elegant and efficient?
You have a strange definition of efficiency.
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Posted by Johan Rönnblom on 03-Sep-2002 20:10 GMT
In reply to Comment 109 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Uh, why would you want to generate an exception, if you can prevent
it?
I'm not involved in any kernel work, but your questions seem a bit
embarrassing imho. If you want to discredit MorphOS technically, I
think you should better consult one of your engineers before
speaking.. unless you're out fishing for advice from the MorphOS crew,
of course. ;)
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Posted by John Digweed on 03-Sep-2002 22:19 GMT
As an addition to Comment 89:
Hey Ben Hermans!
Why are you ignoring Comment 89 and why are you only replying to the useless messages on this thread?
Come on coward and reply. You always have a big mouth: Are you scared? Feeling threatened? Lawyers are liars...
Greetinx,
John Digweed
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 118 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Daniel Miller on 04-Sep-2002 00:18 GMT
In reply to Comment 37 (Bill Hoggett):
Bill Hoggett typed:
> I'm not sure what they did on Google is illegal. Unprofessional,
> unethical, petty and childish, yes, but probably not actually
> illegal.
C'mon people it was funny. Even many MorphOS bashers saw the humor,
and cOrpse had his own Google Pegasos link for a day as well. Sure,
it was the kind of guilty pleasure where you should let the better
angels of your judgement prevail and not do it. But they didn't
kill anybody either.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 119 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Daniel Miller on 04-Sep-2002 00:59 GMT
In reply to Comment 57 (Johan Rönnblom):
Johann Roenblomm wrote about three possibilities:
> a) AInc suing Thendic. Thendic say they are
> ready to defend themselves.
> b) AInc suing Thendic, Thendic countersuing
> AInc. Thendic say they can do this.
> c) Thendic suing AInc. Thendic say they could
> do this, but that they don't want to. However,
> if allegations keep being made, without AInc
> actually going to court (as in a) above),
> Thendic say they might be forced to take
> action to protect their reputation.
How about d) everybody wises up and no-one sues anyone.
In my personal opinion Bill McEwen will not make the
call to bring a lawsuit, because the case is not strong
enough, there is a risk of a countersuit, and it all
costs a lot of money for what I gather he regards as
small potatos.
The post on MorphOS-News is okay. It sends a message
they wanted to send. But it does not indicate the
depth of the legal groundwork that I am aware Thendic-
France has done. They are not sleeping. If Bill McEwen
does decide to sue, I hope he has his eyes wide open.
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Posted by RC on 04-Sep-2002 01:00 GMT
In reply to Comment 3 (Amifan):
No..please...not another bloody dongle..I thought those days were long dead..sigh...
On another point: Nomatter how compatible it is, it is still another OS that is on the market. Anything that gives the tech world an acceptable alternative to Windows is OK by me...I could really care less about the name. They could call it SailOS, CoodOS or BarfOS..so long as it gets the job done, who really cares...
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 121 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Raquel and Bill on 04-Sep-2002 02:13 GMT
@all
If you are genuinely interested and even if you are not a *real* lawyer, we have a detail legal brief on the subject we are pleased to share with all interested parties...even non-MOS fans! Just email us and we will send you a copy.
Also, we might as well let the thread know that MorphOS runs on the A1 too. We have one of "their" boards and it works! That should settle the issue of "write once, publish anywhere"... Plus, we are happy to sell a Pegasos to Mr. Hermans and his team or anyone else. Ben, you can have one from the next production and you do not even have to be a Betatester...;)
Regards,
Raquel and Bill
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 122 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Björn Hagström on 04-Sep-2002 02:37 GMT
Hehe, I've stayed away from the long running flamewar threads lately. But decided to read this one just for the fun of it. What a bunch of assholes this "community" has boiled down to :) Back in the golden days and the following few years, the community was the thing that made the Amiga so great. But that is all gone now. Everywhere you go theres always cultist assholes throwing mud on other cultist assholes. Where has all the good people gone? Or have they all too turned into cultist assholes or simply decided that it's just not worth it anymore and went to other platforms. The latter certainly seems the most promising step to take considering what one can see in threads like this.
I guess I have to keep my hopes for the big "silent majority" that people so fondly talk about from time to time.
Anyway, you people (Yes You, don't think that You are any better than the rest) make a good show of turning people away. Both from the community at large and the cultist factions that you have sworn your allegiance to.
Fish, stranded in a drying pond. Fighting former friends to the teeth for yet another breath of stale muddy water.
/Björn
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 123 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Jupp3 on 04-Sep-2002 04:16 GMT
In reply to Comment 77 (Amifan):
Amifan said:
[quote]
What I want is a PPC version the ORIGINAL AmigaOS with some nice and usefull enhancement.
Not a totally new OS with a goal to be to a certain extend compatible with the old RTG apps. No
matter what cool features that OS might have. What preserves the "old" look, feel and thoughts
better then the original?
[/quote]
So... You want AmigaOS3.x "look and feel" on PPC processor, right?
Well, good news then, that's already possible!!!
Just install PPC version of UAE, and that's it! No compromise, no unwanted "enhancements", just good old plain OS3.x. It's almost completely compatible with AOS3.x apps aswell.
Judging that and what you've said this far, this might be even be better option for you than AOS4!!!
And best of all, you should be able to run it on MorphOS, Linux, Unix, and maybe even AmigaOS4 if that will ever be released, but you won't need it if you have PPC-UAE, right?
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 124 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by TImothy De Groote on 04-Sep-2002 04:38 GMT
In reply to Comment 121 (Raquel and Bill):
'We have one of 'their' boards'...
You mean you also have a MAI evaluation board then ? :)
Just a quick question which you ofcourse will be happy to answer.
Is the CPU some kind of Pentium II socket thing becuase i couldn't make up from the Betatester pics ?
Do PC GFX cards work or will we need openFirmware flashed cards ? eg MAC cards or PC cards reflashed with openFirmware BIOS ?
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 125 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Amifan on 04-Sep-2002 05:09 GMT
In reply to Comment 123 (Jupp3):
Have you actually READ what I wrote? Or just the catchwords.....
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 126 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Mahendra on 04-Sep-2002 08:28 GMT
!!! PLEASE !!!
Everyone stand back and relax and wait for the release
of MorphOS (and later of OS 4), judge it (them) in an
objective way, and then make one's opinion.
Please no more prejudices about these OSes, the people
who make them, etc. OS 4 and MOS compete on the SAME market,
FULL STOP. Both are meant to be successors of the AOS,
both are meant to keep the "amiga spirit" "way of doing things" etc.
WE JUST HAVE TO *WAIT*. We'll know much more very soon (at the
end of the year). I have an opinion but won't try to share it
with deaf people.
No more stupid flame wars...
Many comments here are really pathetic, it's even useless
to reply.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 127 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 04-Sep-2002 09:31 GMT
In reply to Comment 124 (TImothy De Groote):
You mean you also have a MAI evaluation board then ? :)
Yes, afaik.
Is the CPU some kind of Pentium II socket thing becuase i couldn't make up from the Betatester pics ?
Yes.
Do PC GFX cards work or will we need openFirmware flashed cards ? eg MAC cards or PC cards reflashed with openFirmware BIOS ?
Anything. PC, MAC, OF.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 128 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by JoannaK on 04-Sep-2002 10:10 GMT
In reply to Comment 122 (Björn Hagström):
"I guess I have to keep my hopes for the big "silent majority" that people so fondly talk about from time to time."
My fear is thet they have long gone now. And that it takes a lot time and effort to get them back to Amiga.. And helluva good product, no beta-prototypes for majorities. (unless you happen to be M$ and have milloins of marketting budjet)
"Anyway, you people (Yes You, don't think that You are any better than the rest) make a good show of turning people away. Both from the community at large and the cultist factions that you have sworn your allegiance to."
Only those who have strong will and faith are left.. So no wonder others feel like 'inferior and lower guality' people.
"Fish, stranded in a drying pond. Fighting former friends to the teeth for yet another breath of stale muddy water."
True, so true...
Makes me wonder why I'm still trying to get back in? Crazy am I, yes?
Joanna
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Posted by Kolbjørn Barmen on 04-Sep-2002 10:57 GMT
In reply to Comment 53 (AmiDead):
Oh.. AmiFan is just the spinning type of fan,
you know, the kind that shit hits in the end.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 130 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Nowee on 04-Sep-2002 11:08 GMT
Damn. It seems people hasn't got anything better to do than spending time on ann's forums ;)
Where's the spirit gone ? I mean, most of you people that fights today were friends yesterday..
It's sad to see a community can evolve like this...
I'm glad to hear MOS is compatible, at least this is an interesting path for sum mo'peace.
But if creating new machines involves endless fights like this, I'll stuck to my old good
C= Amiga.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 131 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 04-Sep-2002 12:36 GMT
In reply to Comment 130 (Nowee):
I'm one of the silent majority. Never Posted, never shown my side until now.
I have to agree that his hole MOS/OS4 Pegasos/A1 thing is stupid.
I must come down to this.
1. If MOS is illegal... Throw then to the lions
2. If MOS is abusing Amigas Trademarks... Throw them to the lions.
If however they are innocent and have nothing to hide. Then I wish them every sucess. Let the courts decided.
The old days have gone. We was one community once, but the small minded vocal minority that wish to sneer and point can't any more.
My Amiga is better then your Atari ST.
My Amiga can display 4096 colours your PC has only 256. blah blah blah
They can't sneer at the PC owners anymore so they turn on there own kind.
Grow up most of us are in our late 20's and 30's now.
Its not a way of life its a god damn computer. How sad are you.
Your have already made your mind up what your going to buy.
I have, its my choise, but i dont rub it in your face 24/7
A plee to stop this nonsense.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 132 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by paul brown on 04-Sep-2002 14:36 GMT
In reply to Comment 121 (Raquel and Bill):
This is good for people who buy amigaones it would be good if os4 runs on the pegasos this will give people some choice to make there minds up.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 133 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by acg on 04-Sep-2002 15:00 GMT
Is this that big of a problem to decide? I suppose all code will
be looked at , and if anything looks like Amiga copyrighted Code, then that
code is probably "illegal"...If it is code that has the same
functionality as the Amiga copyrighted code, then I guess it would
be legal.....it is strange to see two small companies fighting out
for such a small market (at this time)... If you aren't careful
some big company will by you and devour everything you got...
If Morph_OS has inadvertently put AmigaCode in their OS, I am sure
they can find a way to do the same thing with different code....
If MorphOS doesn't want to develop new code, they ought to "license"
the code from someone who has developed the code. Real simple guys.
But quit cannibalizing yourselves....
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 134 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by Elektro on 04-Sep-2002 15:11 GMT
In reply to Comment 133 (acg):
Exactly. Pissing on your own grave...
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 135 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by z5 on 04-Sep-2002 16:00 GMT
In reply to Comment 131 (Anonymous):
to comment 122, 130 and 131:
Lucky that people like you are still around. Wise words and very true!!
I think and hope that there is still a silent majority out there but i really am starting to wonder. The once so fantastic Amiga community seems gone forever.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 136 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by anon on 04-Sep-2002 19:18 GMT
In reply to Comment 30 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
be nice.
Morphos claims to be ready for legal action : Comment 137 of 155ANN.lu
Posted by AmigaOne on 04-Sep-2002 19:47 GMT
Stop this WAR BILL BUCK
or your want destroy the Amiga?
use AmigaOS 4.x its better...
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Posted by strobe on 04-Sep-2002 20:22 GMT
Let's clear up some misinformation...
Mac OS X does NOT use a microkernel. Mac OS X's kernel is "xnu" which is a single >4MB binary which is based on Mach, BSD, and a lot of new stuff. A microkernel would have the OS running on top of the kernel as a separate 'server' or 'process' but this is not the case with xnu where it's a single binary whereby messages are passed via a simple function call.
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Posted by Anonymous on 05-Sep-2002 01:56 GMT
In reply to Comment 137 (AmigaOne):
>or your want destroy the Amiga?
>use AmigaOS 4.x its better...
AmigaOS 4.x obviously makes people illiterate.
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Posted by Anon on 05-Sep-2002 05:01 GMT
Come on guys dont be STUPID.... MOS/AOS it dosent matter wich one..we all know A.inc is a joke... AmigaDEad is all they care about..stupid PDA junk.
they sit and claim all year long their gonna sue the MOS team...well if you have proof and you CAN sue...then why wait Bill?....maybe its because you dont really have any proof!!!!!...and you know that if you sue them they will sue back and win...
Well i hope A.inc is DUMB enough to sue the MOS team...it'd be funny to see what happens..my bet is that A.inc would get itself in a bind of 'no proof' 'lots of slander' 'out of luck and time' and get sued under.
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Posted by Alkemyst on 05-Sep-2002 05:50 GMT
some one moaning about not being able to buy Aos4 buy its self.
i aint seen were you can buy MOS by its self ether all that i have seen you can only get MOS WITH THE MOBO
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Posted by Alkis Tsapanidis on 05-Sep-2002 08:46 GMT
In reply to Comment 141 (Alkemyst):
MorphOS isn't sold to end users yet. You'll see when it will be available.
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Posted by Nicolas Sallin on 05-Sep-2002 09:07 GMT
In reply to Comment 138 (strobe):
I have always understood a microkernel shouldn't have to be message
passing based.
And in fact, a lot of microkernels aren't :-)
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Posted by Amon_Re on 05-Sep-2002 17:39 GMT
In reply to Comment 89 (Mediator):
As i know Ben personally i can confirm Ben's legal background, he *is* indeed a lawyer.
Amon_Re
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Posted by Anonymous on 06-Sep-2002 12:35 GMT
MOS, AOS4... who cares 'till they run only on PPC niche systems? Even MAC's CEO expressed his concerns about PPC cpus and he's thinking about a x86 MacOS X complete port... X86 PORTS PLEASE!
What? You still belive to the theory "x86 kills any other OS apart Win and Linux"? Untrue and simplistic: all Amigans already have a PC and still use and buy Amiga things. Amiga market won't die if users are alive. Old, expensive and uncommon HW dies instead.
Give us powerful, cheap and common HW but *with a great OS*, finally...
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Posted by Anonymous on 08-Sep-2002 21:20 GMT
In reply to Comment 19 (Fabian):
No sue the idiots at amigainc,hperion and eyetech . Wipe them out of exsistence Yhen build a real Amiga with a differnt name. In this way you dont have the crap that hands around the amiga name .
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Posted by Anonymous on 08-Sep-2002 21:22 GMT
In reply to Comment 30 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Hyperion Lies and I have seen the Proof. NO comment.
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Posted by Anonymous on 08-Sep-2002 21:24 GMT
In reply to Comment 55 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Whatever. Ready to be the win 3.11 that it is.
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Posted by Anonymous on 08-Sep-2002 21:28 GMT
In reply to Comment 76 (Vidar Langberget):
Nice has nothing to to do with it. Imagine this, I had somebody talk to both FLeccy and Bill on the Sdk . FLeccy said where did you get that information. That information was based on what bill and fleccy had said and posted. The begining of leading people astray by making up things. This crap is wha tamigainc,hyperion and eytech do so well . Afterall they are in bid with mickysoft.
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Posted by Anonymous on 08-Sep-2002 21:31 GMT
In reply to Comment 95 (Name Name):
pos4 isnt impressive and its taken this long to get this far is one more proof that micorcrap has thiere hands in it.
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