What is the future of Amiga?

[Kesa]

(you can tell, I'm not a purist )

Glad to hear it. Rumour has it the spitfires were a ba**ard to fly anyway  

[Kesa]

I don't understand why posting a link is hard   :confused:

Isn't it done automatically when you type a http://www.whatever.com address?

It's not rocket science.

[Kesa]

you see it just did then. when i typed http://www.whatever.com it came up underlined and as a link.

soooooo hard.

[Kesa]

Pay $5, Eat $10 at Chick-O-Pea's Falafel Restaurant?

I think you took that a bit too literally i think. It was only a metaphor.  

A question. Are there any www addresse's left? If the only one available is whatever.com then i think i have my answer

[Kesa]

I believe an os should take the minimalist approach.

For example i am currently using Windows 7 Utimate. Which is apparently the better version of Basic and Professional. I have used both Ultimate and Basic and i can not tell what the difference is. I think Ultimate has better networking or something (?).

My point is that the vast majority of a modern os will never be accessed by the average consumer. Accessed meaning features available to be used actively by the operator and all the added complexity that happens that the user has no control/knowledge over.

My estimation is this majority above makes up about 90% of a modern os.

If half the stuff in my os doesn't apply to me then why is it there? I believe this is the potiental of AROS.

K.I.S.S. !      :rtfm: