Gary Hare , KMOS and OS4 ????

[MarkTime]

I agree Madgun, I think the evidence Amiga presented is underwhelming.

I think if they believed the Fleecy letter was central to the judge's decision, then they needed to cast doubt on its authenticity.  However, their own evidence shows that some people thought it was real, and it was, according to them, manufactured by Cheesegrate, not bbrv.  So bbrv was hardly alone in thinking it was real, and he certainly didn't manufacture it himself.  In that sense, they have no case for fraud (indeed they haven't filed such a charge)...they just wish to cast doubt on its credibility.

Whether that piece of evidence is central to the case, or not, I don't know...

sitting behind my computer screen, I don't know anything.  I don't know, beyond a doubt, that Fleecy Moss and Cheesegrate aren't the same person, or that Cheesegrate is credible at saying he fabricated the hoax.  

For all I know, that is the lie, and Fleecy did write the original letter.

From my perspective, I don't know anything, I never said otherwise.

[MarkTime]

Would it have made sense to sell the rights (to Amiga's only asset)

technically the DE is also an asset, and they have held onto that one.

actually, if I was a betting man...oh heck I am a betting man....

OK, I officially (official in my capacity as sovereign of the marktime kingdom)...DENOUNCE the idea that KMOS is a holding company for Amiga, Inc.

You see I don't like Amiga, Inc. either, but they never made a mistake, in their way of thinking.   If KMOS was a shell company for Amiga, Inc.,t hen you better believe AmigaDE would have gone with it.

Amiga, Inc. probably still wants to go forward with AmigaDE, although, I still don't have a clue how they would do that...the only thing is, I no longer care.

Now, I'm only concerned about kmos.  If we are to believe they really acquired this thing last year, then their silence shows they don't really give a hoot about their user base.

And that is bad, very bad.  Because if they don't care about this user base, regardless, of the reason, then they don't have anyone to sell a product too.

As much as they might like to jettision the wacko's, we are all, mostly wacko's with pocketbooks who were willing to invest in amiga hardware.  So now who are they going to sell to?

Maybe they want to sell to Librarians and Sunday School teacher's, but they just aren't in the market for $800 powerpc motherboards....tooooo baaaad.