@OlafS3
Thanks for creating this topic.
@Daedalus
Great to hear you're supportive. :-)
@JJ
As Daedalus has pointed out, the idea behind this series of bounties is driving enhanced cross-compatibility.
Also, it's worth pointing out why this bounty was created. Whilst the goal for Phase 1 is bringing Zune to be equal to MUI3.8, that is not the end goal.
The Zune Fix series of bounties intends to replace the Zune Enhancement bounty by breaking the goals of the Zune Enhancement bounty into more manageable steps. The main aim behind the Zune Enhancement bounty was having an open-source, cross-platform replacement for MUI that is equal to MUI4.
In other words, whilst Zune Fix - Phase 1 has moderate goals, the main aim of the Zune Fix bounties is far more ambitious. Imagine all platforms being able to improve each others software library. We've only been in competition with each other because of what happened in the past, together our software libraries can grow much faster. Why duplicate work when you don't need to?
That's not to say all platforms will merge into one, they can still differentiate in other areas, but for developers who want to target all Amiga platforms, fixing up and porting Zune will be a godsend.
I hope you will consider donating to the bounty.
@all
One thing that hasn't been mentioned yet is that kas1e (the developer behind many OS4-centric projects) has offered to help out whomever takes on the bounty with advice about MUI, so the developer will have support from others.
Anyone with funds in the Zune Enhancement bounty can move them to the Zune Fix - Phase 1 bounty by contacting André Siegel via bounties@power2people.org. This is what's recommended on the Power2People site also:
http://www.power2people.org/projects/profile/54To people who haven't donated yet, here's a reminder of the link you need:
http://www.power2people.org/projects/profile/61Go on, you know it makes sense! ;-)