Official AmigaOS Website Launched!

[cha05e90]

I think most non-Amiga customers are going to wonder why they should spend several hundred dollars on something that doesn't appear to do anything they can't do on a $300 PC.

AFAIK there is nothing you can't do on a 300$ PC etc. pp. Who cares? Let them buy their PC.

[amoskodare]

WOW!! Very very nice!!! :afro: :afro:

:pint: :pint: :pint: :pint: :pint:

[djnick]

wow,the site looks amazing! exactly what i ever wanted to show to my friends and workmates! this site blows me away, elegant and very well done! thank you very much!

Thank you all. Actually I've drew a Amiga website I was dreaming on in past. George implemented it fully as I imagined and the rest of the team put excellent texts Finally AmigaOS has a good starting website. Now it is up to system admin to implement as much good software and games [to attract outter-world users] and implement as much as possible "What Amiga OS can do what other OSes can't" images.

One of the best things I still miss in other OSes are following:

- DOpusMagellan as system replacement with lister opened when you doubleclick anywhere on the desktop
- Renaming the way you rename text words [also DopusMagellan]
- Drag'n'Drop on KingKong's Shell
- Shell's history
- TAB key gives you available commands / programs in directory you are currently in
- Copy & Paste AS
- Move AS [rename after moving file]
- separate resolutions
- ...

What I like most on PCs [and miss on Amiga] is:

XNView Shell extension [ex ACDSee's PicaView] - right click on image [will open you small thumbnail of the image in Explorer lister showing you basic infos, pixels, size below the small image], mp3 [plays mp3 file with small player], avi [plays video in smaller window]... Excellent tool for quick view & work.
...

[yssing]

I like the new site.

[Templario]

Good and beauty site!

[Karlos]

One of the best things I still miss in other OSes are following:

- Drag'n'Drop on KingKong's Shell
- Shell's history
- TAB key gives you available commands / programs in directory you are currently in

Erm, gnome's built in terminal emulation has all the above (and more, though rendering URLs as hyperlinks that can be opened sort of annoys me).

[Wolfe]

Looking Good . . .

Impressive, but that Jedi hardware isn't available yet . . .

[Crom00]

very nice site anyone looking at this is hit with a comfortable feeling.  The site makes the AMIGA os look like a cool os to tinker around with on a Netbook or tablet device or deskop os.

Congrats to all involved it looks pro and does what it needs to. FINALLY....

[Delta]

Their plan must be to start with that netbook then push on other devices (mobile or static).  Hyperion is a software only company afaik...   The best strategy is to find existing hardware to sell OS4, I just wonder why they took so long to do it.