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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #14 on: January 14, 2010, 02:13:47 PM »
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"But I can't be bothered to argue right now"
 
HaHa, that is laughable. All you have done is jump on here and argue...
GO AWAY friggin Troll Boy.
 
Go away..

THat's not what troll means.
 
Aeroman: I think windows has been doing that for years, I think it's called shared desktop. Though VNC could be used the same way?
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #15 on: January 14, 2010, 05:27:02 PM »
I like how me becoming extremely annoyed at a lack of user friendlyness when attempting a basic task (That I can do ten times easier in a text editor in say, linux) is perceived as "trolling" (and not even the correct use of the word trolling). Because when a flaw is found, it is the users fault, the user doesn't deserve to use it and should sell it to somebody "worthy".

I also particularly like how an operating system that was designed with an actually decent UI (and indeed, everything else a none-programmer sees was designed better too) was characterized as "composed almost entirely of fail", yet the one that ties the end user up and beats them with electric stun batons is praised because the hardware it shipped on had a nice chipset, and the magic it was powered by was blue and not red or something.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #16 on: January 14, 2010, 07:56:19 PM »
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Well I got my hands back on my old amstrad cpc6128 the other day.  Now that clearly is the best computer :)

Anything by amstrad is cool with me. After all, they drove the spectrum into the ground, and those things just rub me the wrong way. Although that's probably because my brother in law got given two of the +2 model (built in tape deck) along with a three foot square crate of games on cassette, four joysticks, and also a vintage 80's cd player, ALL FOR FREE. He threw all of that out about a week later even though he knew I wanted it. :( He thought it needed a special monitor and refused to believe you just plugged it in the tv and tune it in, and also refuses to believe that anyone would pay for it.

But yeah, let's make birdie do some work or I'm feeding it to a cat.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #17 on: January 14, 2010, 09:59:58 PM »
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Maybe you should go back and read how you posted....

How could they?  Amiga OS3.x was out 7 years after Amiga even came to market.  OS9 came out almost 15 YEARS after Amiga came out.  It's more likely Apple saw how Amiga did it, STOLE it and enhanced it over 8 more years of development cycles.  

Eh? System 7 did it the same way and came out in 1991. Even then the main change was to have a dedicated extentions folder, rather than just put the file in "system folder", which is how it worked in 1984.

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Fishy_fiz gave a long post on trying to help you... Several other people also offered ideas, some also mentioned AFA_OS which really is a better way to go then the Birdie HACK..


The people trying to help me got buried under Nerdity induced rage, my bad.

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That where I posted that it does have outdated ideas i.e. it came out in 1992.  The entire Amiga line was only out for 7 years.  Mac had those years plus 8 MORE before OS 9.

Actually System 7 pretty much finished the classic mac os. 7.1 - 9.2.2 were really just minor updates and features, and 8.0 had a new appearance hacked in. with a some extensions copied over (no text editing required :lol:) and a Resedit version number hack, system 7 runs anything the later versions do.

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People have said over and over Birdie is a HACK, what it does is not even suppose to be possible on Amiga oS3.x, so hence all the issues.  


Kaleidoscope is an even bigger hack, again for system 7, yet has no issues barring making the screen flash once when you change theme. I should point out that Kaleidoscope replaces the entire GUI.

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It would be like me whining about how it's so HARD to install homebrew apps on my iPod touch.  Wah!!  I have to jailbreak and blah blah, OH It's so hard!!!   On my Android device I can just download apps and install them.


Uhh? You can just download apps and install them on the iPod touch too, what's your point? And Jailbreaking is easy. Run a program on your pc, then hold down some buttons for a bit. Done.

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There are plenty of enhancements and commodity tools that work like one would expect.  ie.  Drag it into the Startup-Folder and it works.

Well good then I should expect nothing less of AMIGAAAAAAAA!

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So, yeah, looks like trolling to me.

That's... not what trolling is. Not even close. Having a differing opinion, and saying it, is not trolling. I mean, unless you work for the Chinese or North Korean governments.

If I was a troll, I'd have probably just signed up, immediately made an inflammatory post, then sat there laughing at the ensuring shitstorm while drinking vimto and wondering when local businesses will start hiring again because savings don't last forever.

I'm not a troll, Because I signed up a while back (and was lurking even when you could actually use an amiga to post here), made this thread to get help, got annoyed at amiga, then sat there annoyed at the ensuring shitstorm while drinking vimto and wondering when local businesses will start hiring again because savings don't last forever.

@Thorham: fair enough.

@Nlandas: Is my mac broke? I've never seen the little box you speak of. I'll look for it next time I boot it up.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #18 on: January 14, 2010, 10:20:10 PM »
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Hell Labs' next job interview:

Human Resources: Good morning.

Hell Labs: What the hell is this crap, I had to turn a knob to get in this damn piece of trash building.  In MacOS 9, all I'd have to do is double click!

Human Resources: ...next.

HR: a typically American thing. In a real country, it goes like this:

Manager: Morning.

Hell labs: Morning.

Manager: so what's your previous experience? it says here that you did *X* at *Y*

Hell labs: Yeah, I did X at Y.

Manager: welcome aboard.

Seriously. "human resources". Another great invention from the country that brought us spray on cheese and the car interior made of hard plastics.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #19 on: January 14, 2010, 10:38:40 PM »
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Oh, they hire people like that in the US too.  Generally for jobs like shoveling animal crap out of stalls or bagging groceries.

I'm not Mexican. Although it does anger me to no end how your society shits on them.:)
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #20 on: January 14, 2010, 11:14:45 PM »
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Surprise, surprise! Something else that angers old Hell Labs! Lets talk about these constant feelings of anger.

Not constant, merely whenever something pisses me off. Sarcastic yankee bastards is one of them.

 
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Were you neglected as a child?

Yes.

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I'm sure the good members of this forum would be glad to help you find some peace of mind.

They probably won't be. I have pills for that, they don't work. I don't know what you think fleshy meat creatures the other end of the internet will do to help, when Modern chemistry does fuck all whatsoever.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #21 on: January 14, 2010, 11:18:09 PM »
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FFS guys, knock it off.

There are bound to be people out there that loved MacOS classic.

@Hell Labs

For a piece of software you might have a lot of fun with, look out for ShapeShifter or Fusion. You can relive the good old days then. I don't think either of them will run OS9, but 8 is certainly doable.

Oh I know about those. The guy that started shapeshifter eventually went all out and rewrote it into basilisk II for pc, then sheepshaver which is pretty much the same thing but does PPC. And I don't think I'll be "reliving the good old days" when I can just turn on my other computer.:roflmao:
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #22 on: January 14, 2010, 11:32:00 PM »
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Suit yourself :)

I might have a play around with them later, would be cool to see how well it works inside winuae.

If I can get birdie running first :hammer: AFA_OS makes it look a wee bit too modern, I still want it to look like th'old 68k.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #23 on: January 14, 2010, 11:44:35 PM »
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Man, this thread grows fast...
So, I will answer the main question:

If you want to find Birdie, look for a nest in the trees next to you :D
(Ok... too silly)

Okay, I fond the birdie...

Now, how to I get it to wake up when the amiga does and make it look pretty? I heard birdies are good at window decorating.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #24 on: January 15, 2010, 01:15:00 AM »
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Aw, missed this thread. Funny stuff. Keep feeding him/her!

I'm racking up posts at an incredible speed. 'sides which, this forum needs a bit of excitement.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #25 on: January 15, 2010, 05:49:40 PM »
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For the love of god, offer no further assistance to this guy.
Do you REALLY want him to resolve his Amiga issues and hang around here?

Why would it matter to you? your post count since you've joined should be enough to classify you as legally dead.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #26 on: January 15, 2010, 07:34:42 PM »
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"Hell Labs" is just another faceless troll, getting off while hiding behind his keyboard:





Oh, YEAH, tell me how to install BIRDIE, OH YESS!!  TELL ME!!! OH THAT'S SO GOOD!





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You know I've already explained the differences between me and an internet troll, please stop misusing the word. If you'd like another example of a difference, consider this: a troll would not spend three and a half months posting after a year or so of lurking, then decide to troll. Usually they do it as soon as they find a message board. Also, a.org isn't really a prime trolling target, usually it's either websites focusing on despicable subjects (pro neo-nazi forums and the like), stupid people, the mentally disabled ( I really don't condone picking on those people but it still happens.), and combinations of them all. Although thinking about it, if you still need help with the concept now you'll probably never get it. :)

Unless you mean the mythical creature, in which case you need stronger medication.

Thanks to PPC for the example.:)
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #27 on: January 15, 2010, 08:14:26 PM »
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OK if Troll doesn't suit your tastes, how about asshole or friggin PRICK?  Both of those sum up your actions quite nicely..

GO

AWAY

Are there any moderators on this board?  Everyone has tried to help this jerk and all he has done is cause crap. PLEASE REMOVE THIS PRICK FROM THE BOARD




Please, tell me about your butthurt. It's probably boring though so I might just skim though it or probably not even read it at all. Which is, you know, also an option for you. I mean, unless someone has forced your eyes open, clockwork orange style while my posts slowly scroll past.
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #28 on: January 15, 2010, 08:30:07 PM »
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@ Hell Labs & Outlawal2

When the pair of you are quite finished ... take your little squabble elsewhere if you don't mind. It doesn't belong here on A.org

I was hoping to get it to page ten. I've got the answer I needed and vented my spleen a few days ago. Now it's just pillocks throwing petrol on the fire and acting surprised when it goes "WHOOSH".
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Re: Where to find Birdie?
« Reply #29 from previous page: January 15, 2010, 08:40:37 PM »
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Well be the bigger man and let it go ... stop fanning the flames

But it stopped being annoying and started being funny. Sometimes schadenfreude is wonderful.
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