NEW Amiga Purity Test!

[voxel]

Yeepy! I got :

Your score: 206
Max score: 436

The higher score the better, IE not like the standard "purity tests".

Without cheating at all, seriouslly!

Amigalement,
Jean-François, Amiga ONLY since 1985.

That config : Amiga 4060D-PPC, CyberstormPPC 233, CyberVisionPPC 8Mb, IIYAMA Vision Master 403, 17" monitor, 150Mb Fast, 2Mb Chip ;^) AmigaOS 3.9 BB3,  Blizkick v1.24rc5, MMULib v43.6, Exec.library v44.1b4, Highway USB + La Cie Hexadrive, X-Surf I, HyperCOM IIIZ, Repulse SoundCard, 10 Gb IDE HD, 4.5Gb UltraWide SCSI HD and outside the box : 2x 2Gb SCSI II HDs, 1x 4.5Gb FastSCSI III HD, Iomega Zip 100 internal SCSI, Plextor UltraPleX 40 max FastSCSI III CDRom, Plextor PleXWriter 12/4/32 FastSCSI III CDWriter, SyQuest SyJet 1.5Gb Cartridges SCSI HD all in a neat small SCSI tower, ADSL Internet :^) Epson GT5000 // flatbed scanner, Canon BJC620 BubbleJet printer. Pfffew ;^) (others 22 AMIGA configs on demand ;^)

[voxel]

Hi benJamin :-)

No need to lie or get full o'money to go over 200 points :-D

Loving, using, having amigas since the very first time will suffice :-)

Personnaly the only Amigas I bought new in the box was my first A500 and my first A1200.

All the other ones was bought used at bargain prices, I made numerous "give your old hardware and get a brand new one for less" offers when I was an Amiga retailer, and I found uses for almost all the Amigas I got back like this and never sold them back ;-)

As a Commodore official dealer and Amiga enthusiastic user, I know very well about all it can be about it, have met almost every key man (or woman) behind it's creation until the demise of Commodore (except for Jay Miner, too late, I regret it a lot :cry: ) and read all I can get my hands on about it, and I'm still learning eighteen years later ;-)

And now, it is easyier and cheapper than ever to have a big Amiga collection, as some of us are selling their machines to get the new AmigaOnes or peg.

I love my Amigas, and will never sell them :-D
 (webmaster : what about a heart shouting smiley thingie to illustrate that sort of "cri du coeur"?

Amigalement,
Jean-François, Amiga ONLY since 1985.

[voxel]

> Or the last question...

Seem to be a kind of cheater trap that one ;-)

[voxel]

Hi dan :-)

>And that Scala scripting language whatwasitsnameagain?

It's name was Lingua or Lingo, one of the two ;-)

Damn! I must fire my scala station soon to confirm that name ;-)

Amigalement,
Jean-François, Amiga ONLY since 1985.