Thanks, for this new update!

Thank you!

That was a quick update after last one, good work all involved!

Good job!

YOWZA!

GOGOGOGGOGOGOGOGGOGOGO

Good pace of development. Thank you!

Great! for another update!

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Moxee

Good work!

Thanks as always :)

Hey gotta say this is looking pretty awesome especially if it is running this good on my pegasos 2...... With hardware acceleration added it will be wonderfully usable.

Posting from the 3rd release. All is great!

Very snappy on my X1000

Steve

Very snappy on my upgraded 1985 Amiga 1000.

@All

Seems to be working fine but have a question.

I have saved lots of bookmarks but don't seem to be able to organise them, I can create a folder but how do I get saved bookmarks to go into the newly created folder?

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Very snappy on my upgraded 1985 Amiga 1000.

Is there a secret why DiscreetFX has to be so ironic?

Yey!!!

Unfortunately, on my A1 (512MB RAM, CPU 1Ghz), i've encountered 2 problems (I have installed it in a new drawer):

-1st: when I launch it, it needs about 15-20 minutes before starting (I mean welcome page displayed)

-2nd: It uses about 100MB more memory than the previous version.

I will come back to the previous version.

Any way, thank you for your efforts.

Nic

Read any docs?

This is beta still.

I know it. That's why I haven't written more.

And on the other side, it's always useful to write when something doesn't work with a Betâ version, isn't it ?
So if the problems are the same on the "same" models, the developpers could later look why .

Nic

@unimon

I'll bet you need to do that font cache fix mentioned in the readme. It only takes my A1XE (CPU running at 1 GHz) about 20-25 seconds to open it up.

I had not noticed a difference on the memory usage (since it's a beta, I still do my Amiga browsing with MUI OWB), but it did do something last night I was not expecting.

I had opened up TimberWolf, then went to Google's main page in the one tab that was open. I logged in, then opened up Gmail. It took a while to open, but seemed to function ok. Then I opened a second tab to do a Google search. The page started to load, but then the whole thing seemed to hang. I was still able to access the Workbench and open some programs, but it was really slow so I'm pretty sure Timberwolf was hogging the CPU for something. I had about 150 MB free. I have one 512 MB stick, and usually have about 350 MB free after Workbench is fully loaded.

What was really wierd was when I opened up Ranger to see if I could freeze or otherwise kill Timberwolf, it did not appear in the Task or Process lists! Not long after that something else deadlocked Workbench, and I had to reboot.

So, I think I'll wait for the next beta, again.

Hey All,

Any have good screen shots of TimberWolf in action on OS4? Do share!

Cheers,
Bill "tekmage" Borsari

Screen shots