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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 17:17:24
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| I really don't think that the release of this update indicates anything at all regarding the court case. It's simply business as usual for Hyperion. |
In that case the classic PPC version should be shipping any day now.
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 17:20:36
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 17:25:51
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| I wonder what standard library modules were ported. For example, is the Tkinter included? |
No Tkinter I'm afraid. That would have been too much work.
I do plan to come up with some Reaction bindings later, though._________________
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 17:27:54
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| Sounds like they are covering their ass |
Oh, I sure hope they are covering their asses. I mean, what can be more icky than an uncovered ass "al fresco" style ?_________________
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 17:43:57
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| Sounds like they are covering their ass, in case they lose |
The readme does offer some explanation of OS4 ownership and licensing.
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AmigaOS4.0 is © 2007, Hyperion Entertainment VOF. All rights reserved.
Other Copyrights
Some files in this distribution fall under different licenses or copyrights. Most notably, Python and a number of files in the SObjects drawer are covered by special licenses.... |
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 18:01:47
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Nice! I installed OS4 on my A1 in July 2004! This makes
a great anniversary present! Thanks Hyperion!!!!
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 18:03:01
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This could maybe be part of their strategy (court stuff)...
But I have to admit, it's great to see an update!. Cheers Hyperion!
I can't wait to see a x86 port of AmigaOS4. Then we have freedom once again.
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 18:14:40
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Good work.
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I hope for a complete OGL 2.0 implementation, as well as a graphic composition engine for OS4.
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 18:17:16
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Hey, Glad to see you and EntilZha are still snooping around !
Without getting into politics, the Amiga community do REALLY appreciate what you have done and continue to do.
Thank you !
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 19:54:50
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I really don't think that the release of this update indicates anything at all regarding the court case. It's simply business as usual for Hyperion.
In that case the classic PPC version should be shipping any day now.
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I'm not sure if you've seen this post, maybe the priorities have changed again since this particular post. |
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 20:00:12
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One word:
Thanks!
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 20:05:52
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| This could maybe be part of their strategy (court stuff)... |
Sigh... there's no strategy involved with that, the USB stack has been known as "Sirion" since day one, it's just never been "announced" or whatever.
Did you know that the TCP stack is called "RoadShow" ? I wonder what sinister plot is behind THAT name..._________________
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 20:29:44
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 20:59:58
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 21:10:44
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IBrowse appears to behave properly now under the latest update - I haven't got it to crash at all after updating!
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 21:18:10
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 21:24:06
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Very nice installed and working. Noticed a new directory in workbench SObjs. What are Sobjs? Is there a manual or guide for python on amiga? Great to have Final writer back again.
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 21:30:40
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Check the google hits. |
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 21:40:25
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>Hey, FinalWriter seems to work now!
It does ? Not for me...
How is that ?
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Re: AmigaOs 4.0 July 2007 Update
Posted on 18-Jul-2007 21:47:52
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SObjs is for Shared Objects. They're dynamically linked/loaded modules. Under UNIX-Like OSes they are used as shared libraries. The intent is to make porting such libraries easier. For example, Python is implemented as such a shared object, so that e.g. Blender can link against it without the binary getting bigger. _________________
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