Thanks to MorphOS team for this new update!

Well done!

Too bad it is not possible to get hold of hardware to run it on....

@MorphOS-Team

Thanks for another stable release, will update my Powerbook, Mac-mini and Efika systems over the weekend.

@Tomas

Quote:

Too bad it is not possible to get hold of hardware to run it on....

There, there pudding. I'm sure there'll be something for you to play with along any... time... now...

But whilst you wait, hundreds if not thousands of MorphOS compatible systems are sold on Ebay every single day,, so why not you pick one up and give it a try?

Last edited by Boot_WB on 20-Sep-2013 at 03:39 PM.

_________________
Troll - n., A disenfranchised former potential customer who remains interested enough to stay informed and express critical opinions.
opp., the vast majority who voted silently with their feet.

nice, but no sam460 support

Quote:

Too bad it is not possible to get hold of hardware to run it on.

There are millions of computers ou there which are abl eto run MorphOS. It's pretty easy to get a suitable machine. laptop, big tower, small case - whatever you want, it's all available.

_________________
My programs: via.bckrs.de
MorphOS user since V0.4 (2001)

Quote:

nice, but no sam460 support

This release was a bugfix only release. Hence, no new features/drivers included.

_________________
My programs: via.bckrs.de
MorphOS user since V0.4 (2001)

So far so good.

I've noticed that my PowerBook seems a bit more responsive and disk operations seem to take less time. Whether these are placebo effects I'm not sure.

It appears to be running a few degrees cooler and the fans don't seem to be kicking in as much under load.

Will try to upgrade my G5 in the next few days if I get time.

@Tomas

Quote:

Too bad it is not possible to get hold of hardware to run it on....

You are joking right?

http://m.ebay.com/sch/i.html?kw=mac+mini+g4&isNewKw=1&pgn=1&epp=24&cid=171957&cnm=Desktops+%26+All-In-Ones&mfs=KWCLK&acimp=0&autoComplete=true&sqp=mac+mini+g4&_trksid=p2053742.m2428.l2632.R1.TR3.TRC1.Xmac+mini+g4

@Boot_WB
Not so easy when you live in a country where you have to first pay taxes and then the most expensive toll handling fees in all the world just for importing it through ebay. On top of that you have the shipping costs.
The Norwegian equalent to ebay rarely has such systems.
It is just not worth it for a outdated underpowered system. I want a modern but affordable system that can handle cpu intensive tasks like hd video.
The only thing that can save MorphOS is by porting it to x86.

@IntuitionAmiga
I explain that in my last post..
Here is the Norwegian auction site: http://www.qxl.no/pris/data-hardware/apple/l/cn26769/
It is easier finding a classic amiga system than a g4 mac that actually works with MorphOS.

The even more sad part is that i found a g3 ibook in trash years ago, but was told there are no plans to even port it to that model...

Last edited by Tomas on 22-Sep-2013 at 10:58 PM.

Still no plans to support anything G3, so trash is still the right place for that iBook

_________________
- We don't need good ideas, we haven't run out on bad ones yet
- blame Canada

...had a change to play with MOS3.3 and AOS4.1 machines that worked rather than crashed/lost USB every now and then...

btw. after browsing through 3.3 I did not spot any themes changer (or whatever), so that one could try some more Amigalike desktop than default MOS.

_________________
- KimmoK
// For freedom, for honor, for AMIGA
//
// Thing that I should find more time for: CC64 - 64bit Community Computer?

@Kronos
Actually I was wrong.. I got the G4 ibook, but for some reason they wont even support that.. Believe the excuse was that the mouse or usb driver was different than the powerbook, so they are too lazy or incapable to even port that now.

How can anyone think that MorphOS will survive in long term if it does not move to new hardware?? Eventually those powerbooks and mac minis will become too slow and outdated as well, which i think is already pretty much the case.

@Kimmok

Quote:

after browsing through 3.3 I did not spot any themes changer (or whatever), so that one could try some more Amigalike desktop than default MOS.

If you just want ot change the appearance of windows etc, then the global MUI settings (all MUI applications including Ambient) can be changed in:

RMB on desktop > Settings > MUI

To change the appearance of just Ambient (desktop environment, file browser, various utilities, etc) you would use Ambient MUI settings:

RMB on desktop > settings > Ambient MUI

You can either change individual settings, or right-click to choose from the available skins/themes. More skins are available to install via Grunch, or to install the traditional way just download them from morphos-files.net.

If you want to change Ambient's behaviour more towards 'Workbench' mode, see here (Basically disable 'browser' mode to get rid of useful navigation buttons, and disable icon autosorting to enable 'spatial' mode).

Last edited by Boot_WB on 23-Sep-2013 at 02:55 PM.

_________________
Troll - n., A disenfranchised former potential customer who remains interested enough to stay informed and express critical opinions.
opp., the vast majority who voted silently with their feet.

@Tomas

Quote:

@Kronos Actually I was wrong.. I got the G4 ibook, but for some reason they wont even support that.. Believe the excuse was that the mouse or usb driver was different than the powerbook, so they are too lazy or incapable to even port that now.

Good news! Since 3.2 (well, 3.3 due to boot issues on some models) MorphOS supports ALL G4 iBooks.

?

Last edited by Boot_WB on 23-Sep-2013 at 03:00 PM.

_________________
Troll - n., A disenfranchised former potential customer who remains interested enough to stay informed and express critical opinions.
opp., the vast majority who voted silently with their feet.

Quote:

I got the G4 ibook, but for some reason they wont even support that.

It is supported. However, MorphOS 3.2 had an issue with some iBook models refusing to boot properly. This is fixed in MorphOS 3.3.

Last edited by itix on 23-Sep-2013 at 03:01 PM.

_________________
Amiga Developer
Amiga 500, Efika, Mac Mini and PowerBook

Quote:

I explain that in my last post.. Here is the Norwegian auction site: http://www.qxl.no/pris/data-hardware/apple/l/cn26769/ It is easier finding a classic amiga system than a g4 mac that actually works with MorphOS.

I see they have more Macs on sale there than Amigas.

I tried some googling and found this site: mac1.no. I dont even speak norwegian...

Those Macs sell fast. Be quick.

Last edited by itix on 23-Sep-2013 at 03:13 PM.

_________________
Amiga Developer
Amiga 500, Efika, Mac Mini and PowerBook

@itix
I take back what I said about the ibook g4.. This is what happens when you stop visiting amiga sites for a longer period of time. Good they finally ported it so that I can actually use the ibook for something.

@Tomas

Quote:

@IntuitionAmiga I explain that in my last post.. Here is the Norwegian auction site: http://www.qxl.no/pris/data-hardware/apple/l/cn26769/ It is easier finding a classic amiga system than a g4 mac that actually works with MorphOS.

The only G4 Macs that don't work with MorphOS are those with an nVidia card and it's simple enough to make them work by swapping the card for a Radeon.

There are plenty of supported models on that mac1.no page btw.

http://morphos.de/hardware

Last edited by IntuitionAmiga on 24-Sep-2013 at 08:57 AM.
Last edited by IntuitionAmiga on 24-Sep-2013 at 08:56 AM.