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MorphOS 3.6:...Support for more G5 models...
Care to explain how does CUPS work ? Does it need printerdrivers ?
Ahh, nice, I'll keep my PowerMac 7.2 then, hope it'll be supported.Of course. However, since it is used in OS X and Linux (and other Unix derivates), there is a huge base of printers available. Wikipedia will tell you more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUPS
SSHFS, finally!
acepeg wrote:I was present at Alchimie, Some importants things has been said (which was not listed on the top)For Gfx card support, it will include only Ati cards, also for PCIE powermacs.Fab talk about shaders support to be added in tinygl.Fab said that gallium will not be used..Fab has explained also that a future morphos version is in work, it will take a long time.Some work has been done on a virtual machine (Qemu maybe)The Goal is to have a completly new 64bit operating system whith smp and memory protection and virtual memory support.....A big effort will be done to have the much possible actual components integrated into the newoperating system. But this will close definitively the Abox wich is limited to his original concept, working again for such features on Abox is a big waste of time for him.Fab explained that Powermacs will not have smp support...it's not in the road, asmp is possible but softwares must be rewritten for this, but in fact for him it's not impossible ...for mplayer and blender rendering for example.Fab didn't say if asmp will be really added in the future. Fab explained also that a grunch like application should be included in morphos but only for third party applications.The next architecture is not chosen, even we can expect that they work on X64 for now (with qemu)Fab said it will depend on machines available on the market....X64 or Arm or .... Fab also said that Sam460 port is in progress but this is a one man work for now, it will be a bit long.Thank you Fab for your keynote.
Ok, so that means that....There will be a new 64 bit version, but not one that runs on PowerMacs, right? It will be for a different architecture?