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Re: So happy with my new MorphOS Mac Mini
« on: October 19, 2010, 07:27:54 PM »
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I have bought Amiga Writer from Haage & Partner for that matter, but I am using AmigaOS 4 so I am not shure if it is the best choice for an old Mac.

IsnĀ“t MorphOS capable of running even Final Copy, etc.?


AmigaWriter works pretty well onMorphOS. And while that program has some nice ideas I prefer google docs now. The convenience is interoperability. I canimport and export word docs and work ona particular document no matter which computer and OS I use. But AmigaWriter is also okay (and incontrast to running it ona real 68k setup with 3.x it runs stable on MorphOS).

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Re: So happy with my new MorphOS Mac Mini
« Reply #1 on: October 19, 2010, 07:30:24 PM »
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USB hubs are just a nuisance, since they're either not powered and semi-useless, or they are powered and require another power source to be plugged in.  I don't need the clutter.  Having powered hubs inside of other devices is great though.  I wish it were more common.

Many monitors coem with nice powered hubs. I use a Dell monitor that has a 4 port inbuild hub. So if you'r looking for a new monitor, consider one with inbuild hub.
The fancy Apple keybords also come with 2 port hubs, but those aren't powered.