About 'Piru'

[Iggy]

Don't you see the difference between Piru and for example Fab or Itix ?
AFAIK all MorphOS team members.

Not really.

Piru and Fab (especially Fab) have helped me solve problems.
I haven't had to exchange anything with Itix, but if you really want to know, Frank Mariak has been the most helpful (along with, indirectly, his team mate Mark Olsen).

Actually, most of the people in the MorphOS community will offer useful advice  or help.
We just seem to have garnered an undesired reputation related to our unwillingness to be abused.

Remember, we all think we are using the OS that the entire community should have transitioned to.

[Kesa]

Not really.

Piru and Fab (especially Fab) have helped me solve problems.
I haven't had to exchange anything with Itix, but if you really want to know, Frank Mariak has been the most helpful (along with, indirectly, his team mate Mark Olsen).

Actually, most of the people in the MorphOS community will offer useful advice  or help.
We just seem to have garnered an undesired reputation related to our unwillingness to be abused.

Remember, we all think we are using the OS that the entire community should have transitioned to.

Actually it is my observation that MOS users gatecrash AOS4.x discussions a lot more that AOS4.x users invade MOS discussions. AOS4.x users seem to be better behaved.

[Iggy]

Actually it is my observation that MOS users gatecrash AOS4.x discussions a lot more that AOS4.x users invade MOS discussions. AOS4.x users seem to be better behaved.

I really haven't seen much decent interaction between either of these groups.

Then you've got a few people interested in both products (AmigaDave, myself, more than a few others) that still have the opinion that one is better than the other.
We can hardly be blamed for voicing that.

I myself would love to have more experience with OS4, but at the current price levels that the hardware goes for I'll stick to demos of friend's machines.

And as to OS4 users 'invading' MorphOS threads, they're welcome at any time. We (unlike others) don't suffer via fair comparisons.

 In fact, I think the only people we look over our shoulders for are the AROS developers.

[itix]

Actually it is my observation that MOS users gatecrash AOS4.x discussions a lot more that AOS4.x users invade MOS discussions. AOS4.x users seem to be better behaved.

So, you are MorphOS user and dont have OS 4.

[Kesa]

Yep. I'd love to try AOS4.x but it's out of my price range.

While i have the attention of a MOS developer any chance of seeing MOS on Rasberry or any other ARM based device any time soon?

[itix]

Yep. I'd love to try AOS4.x but it's out of my price range.

That makes you blue troll and Hyperion hater. ;-)

While i have the attention of a MOS developer any chance of seeing MOS on Rasberry or any other ARM based device any time soon?

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Nope. There is too much custom hardware in ARM based devices with a short life span. It is too elastic. Maybe in the future. Who knows.