>in reality, it's very strange : by reading the AmigaOS4 >Team (beginners in high technology) we can think >that is very easy to develop (or adapt) an Operating >System, for example an OS4 just at the beginning.
Yeah, the OS 4 team are beginners in high technology.
Go tell that to people like Olaf Barthel, Thomas Richter, Jörg Strohmayer etc.
You're buying straight into Ralph's ridiculous claim that those stupid games programmers are better left doing games while the real men should do hard things like writing a kernel.
Guess what? We did do the A1 firmware, we did do a kernel and if you check the list of OS 4 developers, you'll notice that OS development expertise is clearly on our side.
We have more developers and more experienced developers.
>And by reading the MorphOS Team (professionals in >high technology for many years)
Please! You're not claiming that PowerUp is high technology?
Or even the Quark kernel?
I certainly don't claim that Exec SG is " high technology".
Not a single feature of the Quark kernel is high technology and the same goes for Exec SG.
You're clearly just an ordinary user, not a developer.
>we can see that is not so easy to develop an >Operating System, for example an MOS v1.0 ready to >be used & sold now.
You know what?
I really can't wait for it to be sold and reviewed.
It's time to finally hold this product against the light because there isn't even a simple feature-list anywhere.
It's sooo much better than OS 4.0 but we won't tell you why.
Just go and buy it.
