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Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga News and Community Announcements => Amiga Hardware News => Topic started by: ferrellsl on November 05, 2006, 07:21:55 PM
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The PegasosPPC will be on sale this week for $399. Neither the board nor an upgrade card will be produced again by Genesi or bplan. It is the end of an era for us. It has been a great experience.
Read more :
http://bbrv.blogspot.com/2006/11/coffee-tea-or-pegasosppc.html
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That's a real shame. Let's hope somebody pulls an OS4 capable board out of their arse to take its place.
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moto
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So what does this mean for the future of MorphOS?
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So what does this mean for the future of MorphOS?
That depends on future decisions of the Morphos-Team alone. Will they support any other PPC-hardware or not?
At present, Morphos is in a similar situation as OS4: No new hardware it runs on.
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MorphOS development continues, Pegasos I and II will be supported.
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And what about PegasosIII? would you be willing to support it when it's on sale?
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Might have to pick one up for that price.
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MorphOS development continues, Pegasos I and II will be supported.
There wont be any new users that way.. No port, means the death of MorphOS eventually.
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@Tomas
I merely pointed out that Pegasos I / II support isn't going to stop (which seems to be the misconception aswell, apparently some seem to link "No further development" to MorphOS).
I did not rule out MorphOS release for new platforms (but I won't be speculating about the possible platforms either).
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I merely pointed out that Pegasos I / II support isn't going to stop (which seems to be the misconception aswell, apparently some seem to link "No further development" to MorphOS).
Ah i see. :-)
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So what does this mean for the future of MorphOS?
Let's hope the lack of a future remains that way. :evil:
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No, let's hope that support for MorphOS continues and that someday the programmers for it and AmigaOS 4.0 come back together to work on future Amiga OSes and/or programs. We need good, new hardware, or a combined effort to port to top of the line current hardware. And that takes lots of talented people working together, not petty bickering and dwelling on past differences.
Let's go forward, not re-live the past.