Save AmigaOS! I can't be bothered.

[TheMagicM]

@TheMagicM:

TheMagicMother, how are ya?

Nice to know that you made it to being a moderator, especially with that negative comment, I geuss you havent signed the petition, so what makes us users know that your actually for Amiga, and not for Microsoft??

@Stork:

Its not negative, its reality.  It hasnt hit you yet.  Just a FYI, the x86 based PC has broken the 100mhz barrier many years ago.  Just because I'm a moderator doesnt mean I have to be a backer of Amiga Inc.  

..anyway..back to drag racing..  

-Alex

[dammy]

by Waccoon on 2007/2/25 21:45:28

The problem with AROS is that it's trying to clone what OS3.1 did and improve it. That's OK if you want to port old Amiga software to new hardware, but there's not an overwhelming amount of open-source Amiga software to go around, and few people know (or like) to work with and around the Amiga's old limitations.

Give it till end of this summer and then compare it again.  Dr. Schulz's current projects should have some very interesting impact on AROS' future capabilities.  

Dammy

[iamaboringperson]

The day will come when Starke goes to log into his a org account, and find's that he is unable to post.

I can't wait for that to happen.

[Bug_racer]

I cant beleive how much bickering there is on these forums ! I swear its like a script for grumpiest old men !!!!

 :crazy:

[Seehund]

itix wrote:
@Seehund

Aint 1500 signatures quite pathetic?

Yes, I think it is, because I think it speaks of the small size of the current community. I don't think that any significant portion of "outsiders" that also might be interested in buying AmigaOS will bother familiarising themselves with issues like these and sign petitions.

OTOH, disregarding absolute numbers, imagine if more people than the entire existing Mac userbase signed a petition with IMO quite reasonable and easy to meet demands to Apple. Would Jobs ignore it?

[TheMagicM]

Seehund:  I keep watching that bananna..one day he's going to get stepped on..lol