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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Hardware Issues and discussion => Topic started by: Warface on July 10, 2003, 09:59:42 AM

Title: Pictures used for a Pegasos presentation
Post by: Warface on July 10, 2003, 09:59:42 AM

Here are some pictures we used at last weeks Pegasos presentation at the SceneCON, Hungary. Some pictures of Debian/MacOnLinux are a bonus.

Not worthy to be a news item, but maybe interesting for some.

Debian MacOnLinux pictures include Terragen, Diablo and Diablo II shareware version and more.  

Pictures here (http://snews.vim.hu/pegasosbemutato/)

Title: Re: Pictures used for a Pegasos presentation
Post by: on July 10, 2003, 07:34:04 PM

Hey Warface,

Would you mind if I download those, convert them to .jpeg's for size then upload them to the gallery?

Wayne

Title: Re: Pictures used for a Pegasos presentation
Post by: Warface on July 10, 2003, 10:40:58 PM

If you don't mind that the pictures contain hungarian explanation texts, and using MacOnLinux for running MacOS on foreign hardware is somewhat questionable (despite that the OS and the programs we used and showed are legal, or beta/shareware versions). :-) Why not?

Title: Re: Pictures used for a Pegasos presentation
Post by: shIva on July 10, 2003, 10:46:43 PM

@warface : the connection is damn slow, or is it just a trafficoverhead ?

Title: Re: Pictures used for a Pegasos presentation
Post by: bbrv on July 10, 2003, 11:27:04 PM

Hi Warface!

Great stuff!

:-D

R&B

Title: Re: Pictures used for a Pegasos presentation
Post by: Warface on July 10, 2003, 11:35:02 PM

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@warface : the connection is damn slow, or is it just a trafficoverhead ?

It's most probably the way some (most?) hunarian ISP's are connected to the rest of the world. It's usually way faster to access a site in the USA than those much nearer in km. It has a long story (the particular ISP uses a direct satellite link via the US, financial issues in the european bandwith backbones, etc.)

*Shrugs*

The hungarian net situation was always a weird one. The site is relatively fast though, at least when accessed from within hungary.