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Yam development...
« on: January 09, 2003, 01:04:09 AM »
Why don't the Yam dev team say something, I think the
Amiga developers are too quiet, I mean, it's been over
a year ago since they released 2.3p1, why can't they
just say something, anything, when we can expect a new
release, when we can expect html possibilities etc...
When we can expect anything at all...

Why does it always take several years for an update to
appear on the Amiga??
I mean we are getting seriously behind everybody else.
If we want to expand the Amiga community, we have to have
some good apps, that are updated at a normal speed...
 

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Re: Yam development...
« Reply #1 on: January 09, 2003, 04:52:40 PM »
Yes, html mails might suck, but the thing is, we can't
just think what's good for us, but what's good for other
people. With the AmigaOne and OS4, we have a good chance
to expand the Amiga community with people from other platforms,
but for that to work, we can't be narrowminded about our
Amiga programs, in the way that it's good for us, we need
to look beyond that and think what others might need.
And I'm quite sure that an email client that can't read html
mails ain't gonna make them to happy, as is our browsers,
that really can't do that much...
And this is really important, since everybody is surfing the
web and emailing everyday, both at work and at home.
So if we want people back to the Amiga, we need to put more
effort in to theese programs and I seriously mean that!