Roadshow for 68K -Needs your support!

[Thorham]

To olsen:

Sounds good But I have some questions:

1) What are the advantages of Roadshow compared to MiamiDX (lack of Gui is not a concern)?
2) What kind of price do you have in mind (downloadable distribution)?
3) Will it be possible to pay by bank transfer?

If those questions can be answered in a positive way, then you've got a customer right here

[Thorham]

To olsen:

Thank you for the great reply I suppose I'll just have to wait until everything is finalized, but that's not a big deal.

Anyway, this software sounds like it would be quite good, and I'm certainly looking forward to see it running. Keep up the good work.

[Thorham]

I am not against things, and its got f all to do with being a MorphOS user.   Given the limited number of devs and resources in AmigaLand these days, I just don't see the point in porting software that we don't really need, when there are things we do need still not done.

1) Great way of saying someones efforts are bull :madashell:
2) Perhaps you should start doing the work that needs to be done instead of complaining that no one else is doing it :madashell:

[Thorham]

Most Amiga users probably use WinUAE where they dont need TCP/IP stack anymore.

Clearly emulation users don't need this. Amiga users on the other hand may find this interesting.

Can people stop slagging of this product please?

To olsen:

Don't let these complainers demotivate you. People like them are to be found everywhere, and what they say is not important at all

[Thorham]

who has slagged it off? Surely some people were only questioning how much something like this is needed, not the product itself, and some don't see the need.

They're still just complaining about something that someone made. Also, Roadshow seems to be a good alternative to the current 680x0 stacks and plenty of people have shown interest. Apparently a product like this is still welcomed by people, and that they don't see it as useful doesn't matter. Their complaining can only serve to demotivate the developer, and that's not a good thing.

[Thorham]

To olsen:

Any news yet?