Note to downloaders: OWB is archived in z7 format, download this to dearchive it on os4: http://strohmayer.org/sfs/files/p7zip-4.16.lha

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@jahc

First you get the lzma from his site.

then you run it with 'lzma d archive'

And he proberly choose the packer as its one of the best.

RWO

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Ohh sorry he has changed packer... Last time I got his version it used LZMA.

RWO

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After being tipped off that he may be using an archiver that ported himself, I examined his "AmigaOS4 Software" column a lot closer and saw this on the same page: p7zip-4.16.lha

This archiver does the trick.

Thanks!

Last edited by jahc on 11-Jan-2008 at 10:46 AM.

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For some very simply and small pages this version might even work on Amigas with 128 MB RAM, but 192 MB is probably the minimum to use it.

How much memory should the final build consume?

Will OWB ever work comfortably on 128 MB CSPPC?

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It is slower, but makes it more usable on Amigas, and with less ram.

Great even slower then it already was....

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@Metalheart

Nobody told you to delete the old version. And you are free to compile a faster version yourself.

@Jörg (if you are watching)

Tnx!

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GREAT

Keep up the good work on this project !

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There's an updated version from today (2008-01-11) that's a lot faster.

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Great ! It's a good thing to see OWB compiled by 2 developers. I hope knowledge and efforts will be shared to bring us the best !
Thank you guys !

great..great

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Thanks mate :)

Maybe wee need a good virtual memory system in os4. Hmm after window$ i don't think i ever ask for it...

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Maybe wee need a good virtual memory system in os4. Hmm after window$ i don't think i ever ask for it...

If by "virtual memory" you mean demand-paged memory, that is already being beta tested right now and will be available in a future patch.

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An excellent version.
Keep up the good work guys.

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This is nice. I've often said the one thing that was crippling any chance at the Amiga being more than a doorstop/hobby machine was the lack of a decent browser. Now maybe that'll change.

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Yes. But it need text cut'n'paste to be anywhere near competing with IBrowse..

I tried to fill in a form with some text once which AWeb failed to send (IB had crashed and I didn't want to reboot just then) so I cut the text and started OWB. Problem was that I couldn't paste the text!

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