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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 16-Jan-2013 20:07:00
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| can i add Timberwolf and the Netbook status?
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 21-Jan-2013 16:53:11
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 15-Feb-2013 16:44:34
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| A few questions....
Who is working on 4.2? How many programmers are working on it? Is the GUI going to change somehow?
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 15-Feb-2013 17:06:09
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Hyperion. 
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| How many programmers are working on it? |
Same number as on OS4.1. 
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Hopefuly not.
Sorry for my "answers", I realy don΄t know. And people who know (eg. ssolie), will not tell us, right now. |
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 15-Feb-2013 17:39:51
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 15-Feb-2013 18:26:36
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| workbench has not changed sense Workbench1.1 |
appWindow, appMenu, appIcon, AmiDock, Menu-Icon-ShowAll (try that on OS1.1!), 32bit icons, image on WB backdrop...
Realy nothing changed since 1985 (OS1.1 released). 
In comparison to 3.1/3.9, sure, changes are small (overall Workbench paradigm is still the same).
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| not saying rip it out replace it. |
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 16-Feb-2013 8:10:46
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| Well Ambient is open source same for Opus so there is no reason to have that old workbench.
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 16-Feb-2013 10:05:45
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I remember they said that graphic subsystem is going to have a complete overhaul.
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 16-Feb-2013 10:46:56
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| Well Ambient is open source |
Which is more or less useless, because you can't port Ambient to anything except MorphOS._________________ X1000|II/G4|440ep|2000/060|2000/040|1000 |
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 16-Feb-2013 11:45:40
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 17-Feb-2013 16:05:53
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In regards to porting Ambient to another operating system, my lawyer Dan Hemrons has informed me that "as long as Amiga os4 allows for Ambient to be installed and MUI compatible products to be run, it will constitute 'unfair and parasitic competition' under German law."
Make of that what you will ;)
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 17-Feb-2013 17:24:34
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 17-Feb-2013 17:46:19
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 18-Feb-2013 3:54:20
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Why, just think how boring the world would be.
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 19-Feb-2013 13:19:37
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| Do you realize you will not get any os4.2 pictures |
imagine such kind of teaser like this would be
Having some spot on 4.2 could help in selling the remaining stock piece of hardware, AmigaOne x1000 and AmigaOne 500, and maybe convince the undecided.
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 19-Feb-2013 20:35:04
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What would be longer to develop, the missing API or write a WB replacement from scratch... But then again, I don't know if they've done anything regarding enhancing the WB. They probably should use Dopus Magellan since it's Open Source now, but IIRC Greg Perry is not in love with Hyperion.
http://www.amiga.org/forums/archive/index.php/t-43730.html
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 19-Feb-2013 21:13:10
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 20-Feb-2013 2:34:01
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 20-Feb-2013 7:02:54
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I'm pretty sure easypocketmoney and/or TryTerra is/was behind the netbook project. And I have a hunch that they have difficulties in funding the AOS4 port.
from my post elsewhere: http://amiga.easypocketmoney.com/limebook-ppc/Lime_Book_Purchase_Order_REV1.pdf
Not so easy to google if Limebook z9 is still in production... http://www.bectrade.com/laptops/p106739-limebook-z9-laptop.html
I wish someone had money to order better netbook chip from verisilicon (PPC460 core + OpenGL2.0 GPU core, @ 800+Mhz)
(Some business guy like BillBuck (or TrevorD or PetroT,...) perhaps could put up a kickstarter project to get new PPC powered netbook, perhaps some power.org companies would be interested in donating.... I imagine some USD200...300 product could be possible .... with some 10 000+ unit initial production run.)
"VeriSilicon Projects with PowerPC Project Name: CNCN1 Process node: IBM Cu65LPe Status: TO No. of Cores: 1 PowerPC460 embedded Project Name: SG9xx Process node: GF Cu65G Status: TO No. of Cores: 1 PowerPC460 embedded Project Name: Axxxx Process node: IBM Cu08 Status: TO No. of Cores: 1 PowerPC476 embedded Project Name: Ix1600 Process node: IBM Cu45 Status: TO No. of Cores: 4 PowerPC476 embedded"
+ " SG9xx Game SOC Summary Custom Silicon turn key service from specification @GF65G PPC460 @800Mhz (up to 1GHz) Embedded DSP (ZSP800) @600Mhz (up to 800MHz) GPU @700Mhz (up to 900MHz) 400Mhz 64 bit AXI bus for high performance cores 200Mhz 32 bit AHB bus for Medium speed peripherals 2 GB maximum DDR2 memory /64-bit wide /Maximum data rate 800Mhz Linux 2.6.3x/Linux 3.3.x ppcdroid 2.3 ready First silicon success! " Last edited by KimmoK on 20-Feb-2013 at 07:16 AM. Last edited by KimmoK on 20-Feb-2013 at 07:07 AM. Last edited by KimmoK on 20-Feb-2013 at 07:06 AM. Last edited by KimmoK on 20-Feb-2013 at 07:04 AM.
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Re: Is the cauldron at boiling point? Posted on 20-Feb-2013 7:25:06
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