Amiwest interview with thomas frieden

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homas is fairly sure OS4 will be released before the end of the year.

I think I have said it before....
Next year....
Hey come on... you guys at amiga/Hyperion could do better...

We won't see an A1 or SharkPPC before AOS4 is released... But how long do we have to wait...
And.. what about all those ppl who bougth an "I am amiga" club membership.. do they have to wait until next year...

I know this is just my own speculation... But I am very tired of waiting..  Things get pushed further and further in to the future...  

Any way, personally I think that Mos and Pegasos is the way to go... If that is ever finished...

Maybe the way is X86 Amithlon Or Linux...

Or is it just me

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Thank you... And I really mean it...

If it is just me, then everything is going well...
Which I really hope....

I would like to buy an A1 + AOS4 in august or very soon...

Cross my fingers...  :-D  :-D

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The way to go is AROS .

Yeah or Amithlon with Native X86 programs...
I think that Amithlon might be the way..

See you next year Hyperion....

It seems to me that more and more things are beeing implemted in to OS4, which results in things never being done.

I just remeber some things I learned in "computer school (Datamatikker for danskere)" don't do more than what was ordered, or you won't keep your time schedule, and the end product will most likely not be as good as it could be...
And you will lose customers

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Any way, finish it NOW...
and fix the rest in Boing bags...

So we could all have our A1/SharkPPC or what ever and OS4..
Fix the rest later..... I don't care if I have to reboot my system a few times... heck I use windows for crying out loud...

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What I fail to understand is, why A Inc. seem to put so many (??) resources into DE and not AOS4.. it seems to me that AOS4 is more likely to earn them some "quick" cash....

So i have to agree with coder...

Anyway, as for me, I will stick to what ever comes first... MOS/Pegasos, AOS/A1 or Amithlon....
If it is the latter, then that is just fine.. We could then start by doing some native x86 coding..