@DaveP-
I see. As someone who has had it running on an x-server and sort of working badly on reaction I guess you include me in that.
Whoa.... I think something got taken out of context here (or I mistyped it.) Anyhow, my apologies for the confusion. Actually, I'm not including you in that statement, at all. I wasn't trying to include the people who have examined the Moz source and said "Holy crap! This might compile, yet is such a cluster-f--- and can't easily be seperated out in any reasonable time, and would take many weeks to mould into anything close to a useable browsing experience on Amiga."
I was aiming for the people who have stated that it would be a weekend job, or they had it running but couldn't be arsed with posting a shred of source or executable anywhere. I was aiming for the non-existant projects like the AMozilla and AMozillaX that never posted a thing other than fake websites. And, I was hinting that this is a HUGE FREAKIN' PROJECT that (amazingly enough) we probably won't soon see results from, despite people (trolls) saying how easy it is and it's a weekend project.
I wasn't at all hinting that developers are slow, incompetent, incomplete, or money-grubbing.
Point is, if anyone does this now trolls ( like you - but I gave you the reaction you wanted so I guess Im feeding you ) are going to say "they only did it for the money" which runs against certainly my upbringing.
No, I wouldn't.... In fact, I suspect, that the $2300 and some raised so far wouldn't average out to US minimum wage for the number of hours required to generate something useful....
Maybe I've grown a bit cynical over the years, but I rather enjoy when other's blatent lies are called out, and the fact of the matter is, if porting Moz *IS* that easy, someone will do it. $2300 is good pay for a weekend job. Not so good for a several month job. I suspect the later estimate is more appropriate here.
See hell freeze over before those you just insulted "put up".
You have a nice day, too. :-o
