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[Rant] Thanks to everyone involved.

Posted on 20-Jun-2004 13:11 GMT by MOSlem

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With this mail I want to thank everyone (bPlan, Genesi, MorphOS developer team and all the volunteers) involved into the PegasosII and MorphOS for keeping up the good old Amiga spirit and showing us the future for Amiga. Big thanks to all of you who you spent all the years onto the Amiga and finally found a new real path for the Amiga. For me as user PegasosII and MorphOS is everything that I want to see a modern Amiga should be. Quite modern and affordable Hardware, a nice clean and fast Operating System and all the developers and 3rd party people heavily supporting it. Without you the Amiga would still be a dead thing but with all you people we are happy to look forward into a nice future.

Thanks again.

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Posted by McGreg on 20-Jun-2004 11:15 GMT

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Posted by coldfire on 20-Jun-2004 11:19 GMT

hehehehe...new flame war eh? :)

coldfire

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Posted by Essive on 20-Jun-2004 11:20 GMT

Yeah, thank you very much Genesi, bplan, MOS team and Good Bye.

We have true AmigaOS 4.0 right now so we don't need you anymore.

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Posted by McGreg on 20-Jun-2004 11:21 GMT

In reply to Comment 2 (coldfire):
Care to explain where the flame-part is?

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 11:22 GMT

See, someone is publicly thanking the people involved into PegasosII and MorphOS, without even spending one word on AmigaONE or AmigaOS4 because of not intending to cause bad feelings or harm people and what happens, some OS4 losers show up and cause trouble.

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Posted by hooligan/dcs on 20-Jun-2004 12:09 GMT

In reply to Comment 3 (Essive):
>We have true AmigaOS 4.0 right now so we don't need you anymore.

The fekk you have, what you have is pre-beta =)
Come back in six months and we'll talk again

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 12:26 GMT

In reply to Comment 3 (Essive):
No need for that.

If some Pegasos/MorphOS users & i mean some not all, have Dyslexia or are on drugs/medication and looking at the words Pegasos/MorphOs 1.4 ends up looking like Amiga/AmigaOs1.4 them leave them be as they need all the help they can get & should not be made fun of.

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Posted by XraalE on 20-Jun-2004 13:57 GMT

In reply to Comment 3 (Essive):
Well, if you want to have that bastardized, badly implemented unamigalike mess thrown together by people who patently only have a vague idea of what they're doing, (or none at all) which is still miles off being near a proper release, and all this without even the patronage of your Name Gods Amiga Inc, then I suppose you could say that AmigaOS4 is your true AmigaOS. I will laugh quietly at you from the background.

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 14:19 GMT

In reply to Comment 8 (XraalE):
Can you name all the ppl who are coding for Aos4 ? if not then you know not what your talking about as to who knows what they are doing.

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 14:36 GMT

In reply to Comment 9 (Anonymous):
> Can you name all the ppl who are coding for Aos4 ? if not then you know not
> what your talking about as to who knows what they are doing.

Are there any people coding for OS4 ? All named Amigan's now hack for MorphOS.

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Posted by XraalE on 20-Jun-2004 14:41 GMT

In reply to Comment 9 (Anonymous):
OS4 development team: the Friedens, Häuser, half a dozen freeware authors contributing lightly in places, and another 500 people who say they'll learn to code.

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 14:46 GMT

In reply to Comment 11 (XraalE):
You know less than i thought.

Never mind :-)

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Posted by fygm on 20-Jun-2004 14:48 GMT

Me and my friends of polish pegasos scene also want to say BIG thank you to Genesi and bPlan and especially Bill Buck for the great AmigaOS that is called MorphOS and the great and inexpensive Amiga hardware that is called Pegasos!

Many many thank you say fygm, ugr, herwarn, youms, chisalob, opdos and adur from polish pegasos scene!

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Posted by Johan Rönnblom on 20-Jun-2004 14:50 GMT

In reply to Comment 11 (XraalE):
I think you're quite wrong here. It's surely not as many as 500.

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Posted by DaveX on 20-Jun-2004 14:59 GMT

In reply to Comment 14 (Johan Rönnblom):
Sure, out of those 500, 450 are faked by DaveP alone.

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Posted by XraalE on 20-Jun-2004 15:01 GMT

In reply to Comment 12 (Anonymous):
Making vague Akeyish "you know nothing!" and then saying nothing else won't help you here, anonymous.

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Posted by Alkemyst on 20-Jun-2004 15:09 GMT

In reply to Comment 7 (Anonymous):
As for Dyslexia you could work on your spelling first before throwing stones.

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Posted by Darth_X on 20-Jun-2004 15:14 GMT

In reply to Comment 12 (Anonymous):
Care to explain Ben Hermans?

I am listening. :-)

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 15:17 GMT

In reply to Comment 17 (Alkemyst):
LOL i never use my Nick on Ann

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Posted by Darth_X on 20-Jun-2004 15:18 GMT

In reply to Comment 17 (Alkemyst):
At least I'm a registered user, and not posting anonymously ;)

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Posted by Darth_X on 20-Jun-2004 15:19 GMT

In reply to Comment 19 (Anonymous):
Hey.. its you!!!!

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 15:20 GMT

In reply to Comment 20 (Darth_X):
you know who i am so im not posting anonymously

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 15:27 GMT

In reply to Comment 5 (Anonymous):
I smelled a flamewar coming up for the first 2 lines, the (unintentional?) wording of suggestively stating that MOS/Pegasos is the only real Amiga solution is enough to trigger yet another flamewar.

Now you'll have people fighting over those wordings, and we'll just have to repeat all the old statements we've been hearing/typing for years, just wait till samface gets here.

Oh well

BTW, what's going on with the Ainc/Bplan,genesi, whomever courtcase? it's been silent over that one for awhile now.

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 15:29 GMT

In reply to Comment 8 (XraalE):
I was sure you were talking about MOS there, sure you didn't mix things up? :P

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 15:30 GMT

In reply to Comment 10 (Anonymous):
No, not all named amigans code for MOS, and not all named Amigans code for AOS4, grow up already you bunch of imbecils

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 15:30 GMT

In reply to Comment 21 (Darth_X):
I have nothing against Peg or MOS enjoy your choice & let other enjoy theirs.

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Posted by Darth_X on 20-Jun-2004 15:31 GMT

In reply to Comment 24 (Amon_Re):
Ryoga enters the room...

Hey its P-Chan!!!!

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 15:31 GMT

In reply to Comment 13 (fygm):
Weren't you MOS users saying MOS wasn't the same as AOS? Are you guys still having an identity crisis?

Geez, why can't you all be like Hooligan for example, he's got a working brain.

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Posted by XraalE on 20-Jun-2004 15:33 GMT

In reply to Comment 24 (Amon_Re):
No. But you might have done.

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 15:34 GMT

In reply to Comment 18 (Darth_X):
Paranoide?

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 15:35 GMT

In reply to Comment 22 (Anonymous):
If your Ben Hermans i'm the pope

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 15:36 GMT

In reply to Comment 29 (XraalE):
Kenny Kenny Kenny, so sorry for you to miss the obvious joke, i will try to make things simpler next time.

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 15:37 GMT

In reply to Comment 27 (Darth_X):
:)

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Posted by SlimJim on 20-Jun-2004 15:46 GMT

@original poster

Happy to hear you are satisfied with your choice of platform!

... People - don't let this fall into an abyss of flames now. People have different preferences. Live with it.

.
SlimJim - happy with HIS choice of platform, too.

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Posted by Darth_X on 20-Jun-2004 15:47 GMT

In reply to Comment 30 (Amon_Re):
> Paranoide?

No I'm Krillin. Wrong anime series. hee hee! ;)

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Posted by Bill Hoggett on 20-Jun-2004 15:47 GMT

In reply to Comment 28 (Amon_Re):
MOS isn't the same as AOS. MOS is the only real AOS. AOS is just a lame re-implementation of AOS. Get it?

Sorry, did somebody seriously claim this thread was not intended as flame-bait? ROTFL!!!

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Posted by SlimJim on 20-Jun-2004 15:51 GMT

In reply to Comment 36 (Bill Hoggett):
@Bill Hoggett

I guess it was ALL flame bait. But better give the benefit of a doubt. :-)

People are so easily aggravated ...
.
SlimJim

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 15:56 GMT

In reply to Comment 9 (Anonymous):
> Can you name all the ppl who are coding for Aos4 ? if not then you know not what your talking about as to who knows what they are doing

I really dislike the OS4 m68k integration though, and the memory handling. I think both are implemented poorly (setting aside a fixed amount of memory gives me the creeps, why isn't that done dynamically?).

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 16:06 GMT

yeah, whatever.

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 16:36 GMT

In reply to Comment 35 (Darth_X):
Aslong as you don't start talking about the dubbed version... expecially the english dub, saw it once, still gives me creeps at how bad they screwed the series up.

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 16:37 GMT

In reply to Comment 36 (Bill Hoggett):
But i tought MOS was the reïmplementation, didn't they claim they didn't have the source code?

My head hurts....

:P

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Posted by Amon_Re on 20-Jun-2004 16:38 GMT

In reply to Comment 38 (Anonymous):
They don't set aside memory, but a memory address range, wich exists, but doesn't really take up (much? any?) memory untill an 68k app gets loaded, that one gets loaded into that range & then emulated.

As with all solutions, it'll have benefits & drawbacks, we'll see how it evolves.

The memory handling i like tho, ExecSG is nice

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 16:39 GMT

strike up the band, we got some four star propaganda here.

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Posted by T_Bone on 20-Jun-2004 16:45 GMT

In reply to Comment 9 (Anonymous):
> Can you name all the ppl who are coding for Aos4 ? if not then you know not what
> your talking about

Doomy? :)

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 17:18 GMT

In reply to Comment 19 (Anonymous):
How sad you openly confirm to be just an anonymous troll known under the name alkemyst.

But actually I've never expected anything else from an idiot like you.

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 17:23 GMT

In reply to Comment 45 (Anonymous):
Look whos talking MR Anonymous.

At least im not insulting anyone or calling ppl idiots unlike im ny earler post in 26

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 17:27 GMT

In reply to Comment 45 (Anonymous):
Look whos talking MR Anonymous.

At least im not insulting anyone or calling ppl idiots unlike in my earler post in 26

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 17:31 GMT

In reply to Comment 45 (Anonymous):
My IP is clear for all to see pls point me to where i was trolling in this thread.

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Posted by coldfire on 20-Jun-2004 18:20 GMT

In reply to Comment 4 (McGreg):
you mean you didn't see the flame bait? I'm a relatively neutral onlooker and it jumped out at me! The only amigas I own were made by CBM so I can't say I have a real axe to grind but I do know after lurking here for the last couple years just how to yank on the Red or Blue ppl's chains. let's see.....

>keeping up the good old Amiga spirit and showing us the future for Amiga.

> finally found a new real path for the Amiga.

>everything that I want to see a modern Amiga should be

>Without you the Amiga would still be a dead thing

You may feel all these statements are true...but you also have to know it's gonna piss off the AOS4 fans. Thus my statement about flame-bait is right on.
I could have easily written that statement to "thank" all the MOS leaders without baiting ppl but then...that was the whole idea. :)

coldfire

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Posted by Anonymous on 20-Jun-2004 20:21 GMT

Lol, found a cool picture:

http://www.pbase.com/image/30380377

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