« on: April 07, 2013, 11:43:38 PM »
LOL Even if it's supporting the Amiga platform 25 euros for a TCP/IP stack is insane. It should be part of the OS, good thing there are just as good alternatives out there.
WHDLoad is a different story, and it's also a reasonable price. It's not a requirement of an OS.
Comments like this makes me angry. Do you realize that you are talking about OS wich haven't had any official updates more than ten years?
Who you think should update TCP/IP stack for OS 3.X?? Commodore? Amiga inc? Acer? Hyperion? MorphOS guys? What are those alternatives? Aros? MorphOS Amiga OS4? Windows? Linux? Are they any way comparable with 68k Amiga OS??? Should they update TCP/IP stack for OS1.x-2.X also???
Linux is not free, we have spent more than 100k€ only in this year to it.
« Last Edit: April 08, 2013, 12:18:42 AM by utri007 »
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