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[Forum] Freescale donates 10 PegasosPPC machines to Gentoo developers ANN.lu Posted on 11-Oct-2004 10:58 GMT by MrZammler 24 comments View flat View list Check this out: http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/20041011-newsletter.xml#doc_chap1. While they mention that MOS is pre-installed there, I'm assuming they'll not be concentrating their efforts on MOS stuff. (that's to be expected of course from a linux distro). So, while it is nice that Amiga-ish hardware finds it's way to people outside of the community, do you think that this is of any good for the Amiga platform in general? Or is it a sign that Amiga-like OSes just doesnt cut it for the 21st century? List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 AdmV 11-Oct-2004 09:15 GMT Comment 2 Thomas Würgler/Pagan Registered user 11-Oct-2004 10:30 GMT Comment 3 AdmV 11-Oct-2004 10:53 GMT Comment 4 magnetic 11-Oct-2004 11:38 GMT Comment 5 Anonymous 11-Oct-2004 12:23 GMT Comment 6 Anonymous 11-Oct-2004 13:20 GMT Comment 7 Ronald St-Maurice 11-Oct-2004 13:57 GMT Comment 8 cheesegrate 11-Oct-2004 13:58 GMT Comment 9 Ronald St-Maurice 11-Oct-2004 13:58 GMT Freescale donates 10 PegasosPPC machines to Gentoo developers : Comment 10 of 24 ANN.lu Posted by AdmV on 11-Oct-2004 14:37 GMT In reply to Comment 5 (Anonymous): OK, I have followed the plans. I assume we can agree that those plans are still a work in progress, and the progression is still behind what other OS's offer. Further to this, OS3.9 was the last release unless we talk about MOS. Lets talk about what OS4 offers when its on public release. Jump... Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 11 Anonymous 11-Oct-2004 15:24 GMT Comment 12 Alkis Tsapanidis Registered user 11-Oct-2004 15:28 GMT Comment 13 Kolbjørn Barmen 11-Oct-2004 15:57 GMT Comment 14 Abuse 11-Oct-2004 16:04 GMT Comment 15 Damien 11-Oct-2004 16:13 GMT Comment 16 thefab 11-Oct-2004 17:26 GMT Comment 17 coldfire 11-Oct-2004 18:17 GMT Comment 18 Abuse 11-Oct-2004 18:45 GMT Comment 19 coldfire 11-Oct-2004 19:17 GMT Comment 20 Bla_head 11-Oct-2004 20:24 GMT Comment 21 cdecanini 11-Oct-2004 20:40 GMT Comment 22 Christophe Decanini Registered user 11-Oct-2004 20:50 GMT Comment 23 Olegil 12-Oct-2004 10:06 GMT Comment 24 Anonymous 12-Oct-2004 11:03 GMT

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