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Offline Iggy

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Frankly, I'm of the opinion the whole thing was a big non-event in the first place.
The only people that would find this source code interesting are people still using the OS.
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Re: Consequences of the AmigaOS 3.1 source code "leak", one year after?
« Reply #1 on: January 02, 2017, 10:35:49 PM »
Quote from: Pat the Cat;818784
Not true. I haven't touched the OS for a long time, and a USER of an OS would not care.

A DEVELOPER might care. Indeed, seems to be a little flame war building over the issue, and I hope I've stated some points that might make people THINK a little bit more before ranting.


So we are all hackers, users/developers... that all kind of blurs after a few decades.
"Not making any hard and fast rules means that the moderators can use their good judgment in moderation, and we think the results speak for themselves." - Amiga.org, terms of service

"You, got to stem the evil tide, and keep it on the the inside" - Rogers Waters

"God was never on your side" - Lemmy

Amiga! "Our appeal has become more selective"