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[Web] AmigaShare Software Library expands its Platform support!ANN.lu
Posted on 10-May-2004 10:53 GMT by choochy277 comments
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Today, AmigaShare announces that it has included additional platform support that relates to uploaded software. That is, the Software Library now allows software items to show additional emulation compatibility. These include the following platforms:

* MorphOS v1.4
* AROS
* UAE and E-UAE
* WinUAE
* MacUAE

"It is important that people understand that we are first and foremost an Amiga site; our focus is AmigaOS. We want to encourage everyone to help grow the community to its full potential. That is, we are mindful that Amiga software does run, in emulated mode, on other hosts, so we have allowed for this.", said Chris Nillissen of AmigaShare.

"We also see this may be a perfect opportunity to expose users that are emulating Amiga Software, like UAE users, that aren’t up to date with the latest progress relating to the Amiga Platform!"

Visit www.amigashare.com
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Posted by Don Cox on 11-May-2004 06:43 GMT
In reply to Comment 89 (Choochy):
"I am truely sorry about the wording and the fact that it caused such an arguement/discussion."

Some people will start an argument whatever the wording.

Any party of activists tends to concentrate on internal squabbles and splits, and forget the original purpose that brought them together.
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Posted by Fabio Alemagna on 11-May-2004 07:06 GMT
In reply to Comment 89 (Choochy):
> PS I guess MorphOS is more of a VM then a Emulator yes?

Sorry, no.
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Posted by priest on 11-May-2004 07:09 GMT
In reply to Comment 100 (ujb):
"MOS has a build in future path, while AOS hasn't."

I would say that also AOS has a "built in" future path, even though it's somewhat different looking than for MOS.

When more memory protection is added to AOS we will see if AOS "mophs" to look like MorphOS's architecture.
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Posted by takemehomegrandma on 11-May-2004 07:24 GMT
In reply to Comment 89 (Choochy):
> I am truely sorry about the wording and the fact that it caused such an
> arguement/discussion.

I made the first comment in this thread, and neither I expected all the "fuss" that followed. All I wanted was to point out to you that ...

> PS I guess MorphOS is more of a VM then a Emulator yes?

... MorphOS is an *Operating System*, and nothing else. It's not an emulator, it's not a VM, or anything such at all. It's a full fledged OS, that has the AmigaOS3.1 API and it's own extensions beyond that, exactly like OS4 (but made in another, different way)!
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 07:48 GMT
In reply to Comment 79 (Alkis Tsapanidis):
What? No girls? :P
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 07:51 GMT
In reply to Comment 98 (Emeric SH):
Jupp3, i bloddy well know it's not an emu, but i can understand why people would refer to it as being one (the same reason why some people mistake wine for one)

Call it the pope for all i care, just let people have their own opinion instead of entering endless discussions
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Posted by Anonymous on 11-May-2004 08:12 GMT
In reply to Comment 106 (Amon_Re):
> Jupp3, i bloddy well know it's not an emu, but i can understand why people would refer to it as being one (the same reason why some people mistake wine for one)

No, the usual suspects keep referring to MorphOS as an emulator because they know that it upsets MorphOS users, not for lack of better knowledge. For the same reason, Don Quixotes like Sammy continue making brilliant arguments like "AmigaOS is AmigaOS because it's AmigaOS" ;) As far as I can see, that is a dumb strategy because threads like these are an excellent opportunity for MorphOS users to explain what MorphOS is and why it is better continuation to AmigaOS3 than AmigaOS4: design, source code quality, compatibility, performance and availability. Fact is that arguments here on ann aren't going to decide the question if MorphOS, OS4 or AROS or all or none will pick up where AmigaOS3 has brought us and what will be "the" successor. That decsion will be made with the features and the wallets.
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Posted by Don Cox on 11-May-2004 08:18 GMT
In reply to Comment 107 (Anonymous):
"Fact is that arguments here on ann aren't going to decide the question if MorphOS, OS4 or AROS or all or none will pick up where AmigaOS3 has brought us and what will be "the" successor. That decision will be made with the features and the wallets."

And how well managed the various companies are.
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Posted by Anonymous on 11-May-2004 08:26 GMT
In reply to Comment 100 (ujb):
Now, ExecSG offers much more than Quark/Quark+A-Box and that is a good memory management and new useful memory functions for the programmer. The Q-Box is sooo thin that it almost doesn't exist, so I hardly can see any advantage. In the future... who knows... but now there's not any advantage in using Quark+A-Box instead of ExecSG, I can only see disadvantages like the memory management stuff.
Yes, I know that it MAY be in development, but I have seen native OS4 apps running. People would believe more in the Q-Box if Laire showed some Q-Box-only apps that took advantage of the "advanced" features of Quark.

The future could be interesting with a Q-Box completely developed, but it could be equally interesting with OS4 once it improves.

On an ideal situation we could run MOS on the Peggy/A1/Blizzard/Cyberstorm and OS4 in the same machines, so everyone would be able to use both OSes. But now we end up with a split in the community due to stupid politics.
The split can be avoided by developers and users... firstly the developers must put an extra effort in making their software run in MOS&OS4 and then the users will be more positive and will fight less. It will be like the discussions of P96 vs CGX etc... as long as you can run the apps there's no problem in the system you choose.
The situation would improve with a SDK that allowed the developer to easily output different binaries for OS4,OS3,MOS,Amithlon and AROS. Firstly, a 68k hosted version and later native versions for each platform.
AmigaShare will be good as long as it is used for MorphOS, AROS, Amithlon, OS4, OS3, UAE... so we avoid any split. Call it simply SYS
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Posted by Sammy Nordström on 11-May-2004 08:27 GMT
In reply to Comment 54 (ujb):
What part of "For the sake of..." did you not understand?
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 08:30 GMT
In reply to Comment 107 (Anonymous):
I'll react only on this little snippet:

"explain what MorphOS is and why it is better continuation to AmigaOS3 than AmigaOS4: design, source code quality, compatibility, performance and availability."

This little snippet is the biggest load of dung i've seen in this thread sofar.

The first:
- source code quality - This you can't know nor judge, i'd say both code is of high quality since it compiles and runs without blowing up.
- compatibility - Another thing you can NOT judge on at this very moment, for the simple fact that you have no access to AOS4, and that it's not finished yet
- Performance - See above
- Availability - This is the only thing correct in that whole bit of dung you wrote.

As for continuation of AOS3, MOS is NOT the better candidate, after all, the whole idea of MOS is to evolve into it's own OS with the QBox etc.
AOS4 and AROS however, intend to continue where AOS3 ended, AROS is a better candidate in that view then MOS.

Now, don't bother trying to refute my statements, because i doubt you'll come up with anything coherent or intelligent or hell, even factual things.

Cheers
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Posted by Anonymous on 11-May-2004 08:31 GMT
In reply to Comment 109 (Anonymous):
...call it simply SYSTEM instead of emulator so people won't get upset
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Posted by Sammy Nordström on 11-May-2004 08:49 GMT
In reply to Comment 107 (Anonymous):
MorphOS is just as much a "continuation" of the AmigaOS product line as a PPC verson of Lindows would be for the Windows product line. Now go promote Lindows on Microsoft.com or something...
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Posted by ms on 11-May-2004 09:15 GMT
In reply to Comment 111 (Amon_Re):
ATM AmigaOS 4 lacks PowerUp, WarpUp and MorphUp compatibility. You can't run precompiled binaries in AmigaOS 4 if it needs an ixemul.library! Petunia is broken, CGX emulation is in 68k and provides only CGX 3 functionality, Reaction never took off, Magellan is not working, nothing works! Nothing!

Oh, there is OS4 native RC5 client. Your first OS4 application. Happy cracking.
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Posted by Anonymous on 11-May-2004 09:35 GMT
In reply to Comment 111 (Amon_Re):
> This little snippet is the biggest load of dung i've seen in this thread sofar. The first: - source code quality - This you can't know nor judge, i'd say both code is of high quality since it compiles and runs without blowing up.

In case you are interested to know what I meant (although your choice of words suggests you are not): MorphOS was written from scratch and partly based on equally fresh and excellent, endian-agnostic AROS source code. In my experience, a rewrite is always and without exception better than the orignal (anonymous's law #1), because you write it with a much clearer perspective: you know where you are going, you've had years of experience with the API, you know how every piece of code to be written fits into the whole picture. The original AmigaOS source code, on the other hand, did grow over years and parts were independendly rushed by people who didn't have the full picture. Under such circumstances, you tend to end up with a jungle of tricks, kludges and rushed code and code added to code added to code written fifteen years ago. To what degree OS4 is tainted by that scenario depends on how much code old AmigaOS code will be in it but tainted it is.

> - compatibility - Another thing you can NOT judge on at this very moment, for the simple fact that you have no access to AOS4

I don't have access to OS4 but I do have access to comments by people with da knwoledge, as do you. In OS4, the m68k part is not so well-integrated as it is in MorphOS. There is a small barrier between PPC code and m68k code. For example, OS4 will not allow m68k code to set vectors in system libraries (MorphOS does). It will also be interesting to see to what degree several new OS4 features will affect older tricky applications with self-modifying code, for example memory marked as not executable.

> - Performance - See above

Every demonstration made so far made it pretty clear that OS4 (at this point in its development process) is not nearly as fast as MorphOS. I'm sure that will change, it must, but my comment about the quality of the alternatives is directed at what runs now and can be judged and will be judged - by the customers.
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Posted by Emeric SH on 11-May-2004 09:35 GMT
In reply to Comment 111 (Amon_Re):
"Now, don't bother trying to refute my statements, because i doubt you'll come up with anything coherent or intelligent or hell, even factual things."

Oh, you're pretty fine in ignoring factual things as well.
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Posted by hooligan/dcs on 11-May-2004 09:49 GMT
In reply to Comment 115 (Anonymous):
I find it a bit useless to compare OS4 and MOS .. OS4 is not ready plus we know nothing of MOS1.5.

That is comparing over half a year old product against a product which is not in proper betatest yet (or is it? :) haven't been following lately.. darn summer and cold beer!!)
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Posted by Eva on 11-May-2004 09:58 GMT
In reply to Comment 42 (Amon_Re):
Some people also call Wine an emulator, and wine is probably the closest thing comparable to MOS i can come up with.
__________

Ignorant.
Wine is not an OS.
Wine has not his OWN software coz it' simple a Layer.
MOs is an Os where old softwre must not be emuklated in no manner coz they find DIRECT API access.
Take a look for example to Winre GFX speed. It's ridicolous.
See Old Aos softawre under MOs native CGfx: IT?S FAST LIKE HELL.
SUre faster of that Aos4 crap thing we saw in Webbit (ridicolous slow ... slower than Linux with Kde and this describe well the situation of WHO emulates WHO).
Actual the real emulator is Aos4, and it's clear fom it's "incredible" speed.

PS
Amen to all ppl that we'll continue to repeat "It's not complete" coz it's from November 2001 that they continue to repeat "Wait, wait, wait" while someone continued to go ahead.
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Posted by Eva on 11-May-2004 10:00 GMT
In reply to Comment 109 (Anonymous):
On an ideal situation we could run MOS on the Peggy/A1/Blizzard/Cyberstorm and OS4 in the same machines
_______

Sure, when Aos4 will be out in an usable form.
Actually after 3 years of waiting, the Vapour continues to encrease.
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Posted by Eva on 11-May-2004 10:04 GMT
In reply to Comment 114 (ms):
In Reply to Comment 111 (Amon_Re):
ATM AmigaOS 4 lacks PowerUp, WarpUp and MorphUp compatibility. You can't run precompiled binaries in AmigaOS 4 if it needs an ixemul.library! Petunia is broken, CGX emulation is in 68k and provides only CGX 3 functionality, Reaction never took off, Magellan is not working, nothing works! Nothing!
_______________

Well this is what is showed in Webbit 2 dayz ago.
An incomplete and immature system.
Hey ... but wait "It will be ready in 2 months!" (November 2001 Aos4 trolls Jingle)
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Posted by Alkis Tsapanidis on 11-May-2004 10:05 GMT
In reply to Comment 119 (Eva):
Eva, stop repeating the same stuff over and over again, please.
Every single one of us knows how it is to wait for something. Waiting is not
as annoying as any idiot teasing. Stop it.
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Posted by Anonymous on 11-May-2004 10:05 GMT
In reply to Comment 113 (Sammy Nordström):
You better go back to some AOS 4.0 sites because here it is about Amiga OS and others. And MOS is as well "Amiga" as AORS UAE or simillar.
And not to forget MOS is made by guys which have a clue about the OS. Not like those Hobycoders who just ported same old games, and even there failed to do a good job. Now go playing elsewhere Sammy.
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Posted by Eva on 11-May-2004 10:09 GMT
In reply to Comment 121 (Alkis Tsapanidis):
Alkis stops with those stupid paternalism.
Hystory and memory are the base of humanity.
I'm repeating an history lesson to all those trolls that cannot accept to hear again that they was and are wrong and falsehood.
If you cannot hera this, jump on the next post.
It's free speach m8, ya know?
It's memory and hystory, ya know?
Or we cannot repeat after 45 years that Nazists and Fascists was orrible dictature???
AmigaShare Software Library expands its Platform support! : Comment 124 of 277ANN.lu
Posted by Eva on 11-May-2004 10:12 GMT
In reply to Comment 121 (Alkis Tsapanidis):
Anyway Alkis I wait as alwayz answer ON THE topic, not discussion about "sop repeatin". If ppl cannot answer is because actually this is the truth.
ALl Aos4 blid followers was wrong when they continued to repeat from 2001 "It will be ready soon".
It's simply the truth.
AmigaShare Software Library expands its Platform support! : Comment 125 of 277ANN.lu
Posted by brotheris on 11-May-2004 10:29 GMT
In reply to Comment 124 (Eva):
Nobody likes the truth, even more when spelling is bad.
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 10:35 GMT
In reply to Comment 114 (ms):
"ATM AmigaOS 4 lacks PowerUp, WarpUp and MorphUp compatibility. You can't run precompiled binaries in AmigaOS 4 if it needs an ixemul.library! Petunia is broken, CGX emulation is in 68k and provides only CGX 3 functionality, Reaction never took off, Magellan is not working, nothing works! Nothing!

Oh, there is OS4 native RC5 client. Your first OS4 application. Happy cracking. "

PowerUP and WarpUP needed a launcher, i have no knowledge of the status of that launcher, nor have you.
I have never heard of MorphUp
Ixemul.lib should work, i have no idea why it wouldn't work, it's just a library
Petunia isn't broken, it's not integrated yet as far as i know
CGX emu is indeed CGX3, but i fail to see why that would be a problem
Reaction isn't the only toolkit available
Don't know about magellan

Basicly, you are just shouting shit that you have no internal knowledge of about a product you know isn't finished, very impressive of you...
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Posted by Anonymous on 11-May-2004 10:38 GMT
In reply to Comment 117 (hooligan/dcs):
> I find it a bit useless to compare OS4 and MOS .. OS4 is not ready plus we know nothing of MOS1.5.

My point was that people like Sammy force these comparisons upon us with their absurd claims, again and again. Each time MorphOS is described as an emulator, the thread inevitably leads to a discussion of the merits of OS4 and MorphOS. Such comparisons do not end well for OS4. MorphOS is an excellent new AmigaOS 2004 (please bite, Amon_Re, this bait is exclusively for you) for a reasonably-good PPC mainboard. I have trouble to understand why Sammy and friends don't realize that they are on thin ice with the unnerved "AmigaOS is AmigaOS because it's AmigaOS" mantra and the rest of the world is "just emulating". Anyway, MorphOS users will enjoy the opportunity of such threads to explain MorphOS.
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 10:39 GMT
In reply to Comment 115 (Anonymous):
A much better post then your previous one, but i still disagree with you on the "tainted" code, as will alot of other people.

But still, you shouldn't compare the two untill both are in a "finished" state.
(with finished i am refurring to both being in the shops for sale)

Atleast you don't see me making claims about MOS's performance, stability or other issue's neighter (although i used to do the same as you are doing right now, i have since however grown older)

Cheers
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 10:40 GMT
In reply to Comment 116 (Emeric SH):
Yea yea, i'm sure you'll come up with lots of links to prove your point too..
You know, whatever you can say about me won't even make me blink.
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Posted by Alkis Tsapanidis on 11-May-2004 10:41 GMT
In reply to Comment 123 (Eva):
The problem is that the fact that OS4 is late is common knowledge and is
certainly not history. Everybody knows it, especially the ones waiting.
There is no reason for you to repeat yourself over and over again.
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 10:41 GMT
In reply to Comment 117 (hooligan/dcs):
Beer is good!
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 10:42 GMT
In reply to Comment 118 (Eva):
Like i said Eva, it's the closest example i could come up with, but if it makes you feel better, compare wine to the abox then
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 10:46 GMT
In reply to Comment 123 (Eva):
Alkis is right tho, you are just an annoyance and many people actually skip your posts, because they are
a) predictable
b) hardly readable

Sometimes you have an excellent point, but those rare moments are sadly washed away due to the endless tirade of dung you post.
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 10:47 GMT
In reply to Comment 124 (Eva):
So it's not ready, we were wrong, now what? You think we'll break down into a sobbing mess?
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Posted by Sammy Nordström on 11-May-2004 10:48 GMT
In reply to Comment 118 (Eva):
WINE is of course not an OS, but it's still a good comparison with the A/Box of MorphOS, which BTW is the ONLY thing that makes MorphOS relevant for Amiga users to begin with. I mean, the QBox and all the other non-amiga related features of MorphOS are about as interesting for Amiga users as QNX or BeOS for example, which are supposed to be somewhat Amiga inspired as well.
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 10:48 GMT
In reply to Comment 127 (Anonymous):
Why would i bite you? Call it the pope for all i care :P
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Posted by Choochy on 11-May-2004 10:49 GMT
In reply to Comment 104 (takemehomegrandma):
Sorry I didnt mean to say that MorphOS is a VM, I just meant that MorphOS acts as a VM for Amiga Legacy Application, the Amiga API implementation that is.
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Posted by Don Cox on 11-May-2004 10:53 GMT
In reply to Comment 111 (Amon_Re):
"- compatibility - Another thing you can NOT judge on at this very moment, for the simple fact that you have no access to AOS4, and that it's not finished yet"

And those who do have a copy running have tested it with very few programs. The compatability lists published for both MorphOS and AOS4 are extremely short and lacking in detail.
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 10:56 GMT
In reply to Comment 138 (Don Cox):
I guess things will improve when more people get their hands on AOS4.

Cheers
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Posted by Jupp3 on 11-May-2004 11:00 GMT
In reply to Comment 87 (Kolbjørn Barmen):
>MOS for CSPPC/BPPC is still the more than 3 year old 0.4 release, it is not an OS, it is very much just an emulator. And it's also a dead parrot.

Well, it's much newer than latest *PUBLICLY AVAILABLE* AmigaOS 4 beta, isn't it?

BOTH AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS 1.5 "classic versions" are available only to developers / chosen beta testers. I have no problem with that, but guess you do?
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Posted by Sammy Nordström on 11-May-2004 11:06 GMT
In reply to Comment 134 (Amon_Re):
Ready or not, who cares? I mean, if we would care about availability we would've abandoned the Amiga platform many years ago. It's all about beeing a specific computer platform hobbyist and supporter, if you ask me. Alternatives that is providing reverse engineered compatibility with the OS and hardware of my choice for the sake of making the transition to their alternative hardware and OS easier is simply NOT a supporter of my prefered choice of OS and hardware. It's as simple as that, really. Anyone saying anything else has simply been deluded by certain marketing efforts by a certain con-artist company. Wake up and smell the coffee.
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Posted by Choochy on 11-May-2004 11:08 GMT
Maybe this discussion can be held in a seperate thread! Thanks
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 11:25 GMT
In reply to Comment 141 (Sammy Nordström):
Let people make up their own minds, there's a difference in explaining something and preaching, and most of your posts are the latter.

You should bite your tongue before hitting reply, 'cause you'll just be drawn into an endless, pointless discussion with other people.

For me the only thing that matters is AOS4, but i have no problem with people whom went the MOS route, i do have problems with evangelists who insist on preaching to the others, that goes to both sides tho.

MOS is MOS, AOS is AOS, and enjoy whatever you want to use

Cheers
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Posted by priest on 11-May-2004 11:33 GMT
In reply to Comment 114 (ms):
"Your first OS4 application."
Not the "first":
http://www.intuitionbase.com/ossoftware.php?category=1&letter=ALL

But amongs the 10 of the first released ones.
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Posted by Amon_Re on 11-May-2004 11:35 GMT
In reply to Comment 127 (Anonymous):
BTW, missed the last bit earlier, but the sword cuts both ways, these threads also allow AOS4 supporters like myself to disspell some misunderstandings about AOS4 too.

You clearly like MOS, and that's good, nothing wrong with that, but lets be honest to eachothers, what good will come out of this thread? Absolutely nothing, the sole perpose of this thread sofar has been to intice yet another flamefest, and sadly, the usual suspects bit the bait.

Oh, and shouldn't that be AmigaOS 2003 instead of 2004? iirc mos1.4 dates back to 2003 no? :P

The only thing i would object to is that by making that claim (the bait, if you will) is that you're muddying the water for both parties, MOS and AOS4 are/should be strong enough to stand on their own merits.
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Posted by Anonymous on 11-May-2004 11:45 GMT
In reply to Comment 119 (Eva):
@Eva
THe difference with the Q-Box is that you can test it in any Show, and Q-Box-only apps are non-existant
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Posted by Anonymous on 11-May-2004 12:02 GMT
In reply to Comment 140 (Jupp3):
OS4 is available for the Amigaone users as soon as duplication of prerelease CD are ready. OS4 prerelease is not just for the developers. You don't need to be developer, it's enough that you have Amigaone.
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Posted by itix on 11-May-2004 12:04 GMT
In reply to Comment 146 (Anonymous):
There is one Quark application: A/Box :-P (AFAIK, there is no "Q/Box", there is just Quark kernel and A/Box task.)
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Posted by Anonymous on 11-May-2004 12:22 GMT
BTW, any chance of joining efforts with Aminet? it would be nice if files uploaded to amigashare were uploaded automatically to aminet. I mean... it would be nice to have AmigaShare as a front-end and Aminet as a storage server...
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Posted by Agima on 11-May-2004 13:02 GMT
In reply to Comment 123 (Eva):
@ Eva


The main problem with MorphOS is Bill Buck...


"Bill Buck is a 'Meconium Stain' on the reputation of MorphOS and the Pegasos."
--Agima © 2004
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