@CosmosUnivers

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I'm a big big big energy, with an excellent memory

I'd rather say you are a troubled individual with a conspiracy complex.

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@amigakit

5 years ago? OS4FE Update1 is from 31-12-2016.

So Fun This.

How about concrete stuff?

That could work.

@Barana

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Machinations.In a personal sense

Wow, what an incredibly coincidental use of words.

I think this could apply to all of us. If you got no say in this. Out of our hands.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko2G8jbPopE

@bennymee

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5 years ago? OS4FE Update1 is from 31-12-2016.

This is good?

@AmeegaGuy

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Quote: 5 years ago? OS4FE Update1 is from 31-12-2016. This is good?

no. no, it's not. which is precisely the reason so many of us have despaired of the situation and so many of the developers have been received so gratefully into A-EON's waiting arms.

-- eliyahu

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@AmeegaGuy

A little exaggerated: 27 vs 60 months ?

@petrol

Reminds me a lot of my old picture, a work-in-progress OS4:

https://amigaworld.net/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=25



Saluditos,

Ferrán.

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@Thread

In reference to the AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition:

if it was the final edition, why some are waiting for updates?

@Nonefornow

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In reference to the AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition: if it was the final edition, why some are waiting for updates?

Dave Haynie's Deathbed Vigil was even more prophetic.

@rose, @ssolie, re: repeating lies

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President Trump has demonstrated many examples of this technique (sadly).

That was the first example that I thought of, but I figured this discussion was messy enough already without bringing Trump into it. ;)

re: Beta Testing
Doing it well is not easy. The AmigaOS betas all have my deep respect. Even that ssolie guy.

re:updates
I'll admit that as a programmer, I preferred frequent updates. If I fix a problem with one of my programs, I can no longer use Hyperion as a distributor, unless I can accept letting it wait for some unspecified future date. It's great to be able to contribute directly to the OS, it gets you excellent market saturation.
example.. right now I can distribute music programs with reasonable confidence that camd.library and camdmidi.usbfd are already installed and ready. and also that timi is available on everyones "Extras" disk. But a recent bug fix to the usb midi driver.. I'll likely deliver myself on an "as requested" basis, at least until bugfix updates resume or a new ISO or..
which would be a lot less painful if there was a known schedule at least.. but if it's not "mission critical" then it waits.

re:everything else
my earlier years of Amiga were very personal, not at all social. It's just me and GCC (or Sas, or Lattice, depending on the year) . The Amiga community is both blessed and cursed with a lot of people who REALLY care about where it is going. It can be really difficult to sift through all the contrasting opinions (that's a REALLY nice way to say arguing arseholes). We all care, we all want the best, and we will NEVER agree with each other.
Especially with the latest round of drama, it gets pretty hard to take.

Right now I am working hard with one other core developer on stuff I find REALLY exciting. And I have two or three drivers in a partial state that I'd love to finish, but I can't predict if or when that might happen.

I fully understand that people are butthurt over missing drivers. I get it. I MIGHT be able to help, but if I take that personally, I'll be crushed by the stress.

I'd MUCH rather finish Score and get that out the door finally, but it feels like drivers are more important right now. At least it's fun to play with when I need a break.

I'm talking too much. Time to cook a pizza and hunt more bugs.

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@lylehaze

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I'd MUCH rather finish Score and get that out the door finally, but it feels like drivers are more important right now. At least it's fun to play with when I need a break.

i have been looking forward to score since you demoed it at amiwest. wonderful to see it's still under development! i don't suppose you can make it to the oswego get-together this summer by any chance?

-- eliyahu

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@eliyahu

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make it to the oswego get-together this summer by any chance?

Probably not, but things are looking up..
You might not know about the outrageous events that caused me to miss AmiWest a couple years ago. After six months advance notice, my boss cancelled my trip just a couple days before, with a promise of termination if I went. Long messy story.. ANYWAY..

New job starts in ten days. Hopefully with a more responsible upper management structure.

Also looking up, I am shifting my career from software back to electronics troubleshooting, which means I'll be way less "burned out" on programming. I do both, but the less programming I do at work, the more I can get done at home on the Amiga.

So there's reason to be optimistic, but it'll take some time to see how the new job settles in.

Right now I'm just packing as much coding into the next ten days as my wife will allow.

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@lylehaze

Thats brutal, regarding the boss.

Im midmanagement where I work, and one of my roles are scheduling. I go out of my way to accomodate my collegues, if they want a day or 3 off for a social event.
Once in a while, work dictates we need "everyone on deck" workwise, but if that happens, its more about poor planning from management than anything else.

And my boss says "Schedule how you see fit, as long as the program/perfromance is what it needs to be".

In my head; happy collegues makes for more productive collegues.

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@eliyahu

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so many of the developers have been received so gratefully into A-EON's waiting arms.

go to the lion's mouth .... i dont think is a good choice.... i see a more black future for this community

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@tlosm

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go to the lion's mouth .... i dont think is a good choice.... i see a more black future for this community

I don't think the communities health is dictated by any single Amiga company. We have weathered so much already. We now have multiple machines to choose from and the Tabor will see the light of day eventually. No one in Amigaland was expecting the Tabor launch not to be delayed. On the software side of things A-EON are playing an interesting game and it should be fruitful. A lot of people are working for free which is upsetting considering the amount of work involved but you can't knock their passion.

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@BigD

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On the software side of things A-EON are playing an interesting game

Yes thanks of some capables programmers on the amiga scene.
but i think is better for A-Eon pubblish only the software and make others company make the hardware. by the way i dont see e long life to the amiga-ng becasue i see everything stalled and all projects delayed ... if you think i cut off with a-eon in Lug 2017, soon will be 2 years and X5000/40 and tabor continue be unreleased hardware, like is Open Office, like is project Alice ,like is ... and if you think this unreleased hadware have to compete with this prize/performances :

Nano

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@thread

If you see any mention of who the new team lead is or will be, please post.

I realize Hyperion likes to post its news in obscure categories of obscure German forums, so look there first.

#6

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@number6

I vote for TrevorDick.

But since I've got no say in it.

In any case it's still currently at AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition. So do they need a new team lead at all?

Steven Solie. AmigaOS 4.1 Final Team Leader?

@Hypex

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So do they need a new team lead at all?

No, because they have no team

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