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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Announcements and Press Releases => Topic started by: 4pLaY on August 07, 2003, 06:44:48 PM
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Here it is again the monthly AROS news update (http://www.aros.org) + new screenshots (http://www.aros.org/pictures/screenshots/) more screenshots to follow soon.
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Wow, these screenshots are getting better and better.
Very promising. Keep up the great work.
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Good job!
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Nice work guys.
I'm suitably impressed :-D
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Hey 100 posts!! (Well 101 now)
Thanks Aros team, you helped get me to 100!! :-P
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Nice one lads, each update now feels like a big progrssion, you'll be smashing those milestones in no time ;-)
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Yeah... but still not TCP/IP.... :-(
I think I'll be both the offical spokeman and Troll of AROS :lol:
-Reply- We have a couple of peole working on TCP/IP... and Since Kals port of MESA is so good, I expect his TCP/IP to be cool to :-)
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@Bloodline
Sorry, Bloodline (about your avatar):
Is that your usual position? :-D
Not seriously . . .i'm new about AROS.
My question is: why Zune and not MUI :-)
Ciao
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@Bloodline
Sorry, Bloodline (about your avatar):
Is that your usual position?
Only at weekends
Not seriously . . .i'm new about AROS.
My questio is: why Zune and not MUI
Ciao
simple:
MUI is a comercal product and must be bought.
Zune was/is built and developed by AROS developers and thus free for anyone to use.
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@Bloobline
yes i know but . . it is exactly the same!
No problems about royalties?
Ciao
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Ooooo.........
I also dig the mascot...hehe :-D
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yes i know but . . it is exactly the same!
No problems about royalties?
Ciao
Zune is exactly the same as MUI, excpet we coded Zune it is open source and free. We don't charge for AROS or Zune... there are no royalties, no moaney to plough in to AROS development... :-(
There is no MUI code in Zune so it is perfectly legal.
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OT, sort of:
What a beautiful statement on the state of the church (found at the news update site) treated like a toy and dreadfully broken:
(http://www.megatokyo.com/extra/broken_miho-full.jpg)
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@Billsey
I agree, it is a stunning beautiful image. I love the way it shows the old human ways dispalced by the future (as things should be) :-)