No more MorphOS for Pegasos? :-(

[KimmoK]

In the worst case Pegasos users would need to pay for MOS, righ?

Not that bad?

I wish the best of luck for the MOS Team.

[KimmoK]

@drHirudo

"36.266 Euros for a tiny update"

It is not a tiny update (MO, ofcourse, after what I've seen & heard).

It could be sold as stand alone. €60-100 would be ok.


"unsupported OS (Genesi is now focusing on Linux) is bad in my books."

The money from sales would be put in development, ofcourse.
(unless Genesi is preventing the sales of MOS stand alone version)


MOS is the second best option of Amiga like OS for me.
Options are good.


"Me too, but I'll look elsewhere, where the development is still hot."

Pegasos owners that loved AmigaOS & MOS have no usable alternative options currently.

[KimmoK]

@KennyR

"1) Genesi does not own MorphOS..."


http://www.genesi.lu/corporate.php
"The engineering team that originally developed the Pegasos and MorphOS are actively involved in deciding the Company's activities and future."

And:
http://www.genesi.lu/contact_info.php
"bplan (Genesi Germany)
Attention: Thomas Knäbel
Adenauerallee 10
61440 Oberursel
Germany "

And:
http://www.genesi.lu/strategy.php
"Genesi owns MorphOS and develops and modifies it internally."

And:
http://www.amiga-topcool.de/Neuigkeiten/interviews/ralphschmidt/ralphenglish/ralphenglish.html
"I'm a partner in bPlan and so MorphOS is a part of bPlan"

And:
http://amiga.emugaming.com/press/nov23rd2002.html
"Paris, France - November 23, 2002 Thendic-France SARL and bplan GmbH of Frankfurt, Germany have reached an agreement to merge and form a new company. "


And:
OS News by BBRV  (15.11.2004):
"MorphOS is still very much owned by Genesi/bplan. Ralph Schmidt is still very much a part of the Company and Ralph *is* MorphOS."


I'm sorry.  :-(