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Announcement   Announcement : Amiga Seeding the Success Campaign
   posted by DiscreetFX on 9-Jun-2008 22:12:11 (6350 reads)
Chicago, Illinois – June 9th, 2008

For Immediate Release

Amiga Seeding the Success Campaign from DiscreetFX


The Amiga computer represents a lot of firsts in the computer industry but it also represents many missed opportunities. Since the death of Commodore in 1994 the Amiga has descended into dark times. They say you learn most from your failures and not your successes and this is most certainly the case when it comes to Amiga. And yet some good things have happened as well.


The Amiga market has branched off into some healthy competition with the arrival of MorphOS, AROS & Amiga OS 4.0. The Amiga emulation scene is alive and well with Amiga Forever from Cloanto. And lets not forget the hard work of the developers of Minimig, Natami & CloneA. Amiga developers have transcended the need of one company controlling the destiny of Amiga and have forged ahead in interesting ways.

It is this Amiga spirit that DiscreetFX loves and we want to nurture. So starting today we will select one winner per month and give them $100 donation via paypal. No this is not a ton of money but it is a gesture that is meant to encourage positive feelings and development in the Amiga community of families. Each month if a developer or even user does something outstanding that pushes forward the Amiga, MorphOS, AROS or Amiga OS 4.0 brand we will send them this little reward. The first reward has already been sent in fact.

The winner is Jan Zahurancik's AmiKit. Jan has worked tirelessly and created a killer add on for WinUAE and the Amiga emulation scene. He is not alone and it takes many to change the world. But it is our sincere hope that the Amiga scene can grow one day again. One million users and 100,000 active developers would be just grand. Thanks again Jan Zahurancik for all your hard work and your the winner for June 2008. Who will July 2008's winner be? Feel free to participate in the process and let us know via e-mail who you think deserves to win in July. They can be MorphOS, Amiga OS, OS 4.0, AROS users or developers. That does not matter, what does matter is that they worked hard and pushed the community forward in a positive way.

Best regards

- DiscreetFX Team
    

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Zorro 
Re: Amiga Seeding the Success Campaign
Posted on 11-Jun-2008 9:48:33
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Very nice gesture...

Congratulations.


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Templario 
Re: Amiga Seeding the Success Campaign
Posted on 12-Jun-2008 18:01:24
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This is a great iniciative to anime to Amiga current developers with this prize but it have been done for the Amiga Inc. when they are the great benefits with Amiga commnuty continue develop and buying Amiga hardware and continue live the Amiga system.
Very well for this iniciative from DiscreetFX, but very bad for Amiga Inc.

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amigang 
Re: Amiga Seeding the Success Campaign
Posted on 14-Jun-2008 21:55:08
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Well the $100 reward for next month should with out question be... DiscreetFX for continued support! With so many users saying well there nothing more we can do, its time to give it all up and genially waving bye, bye, Discreet comes long and says, go do something for Amiga and we will give you $100. and its not even there platform to support. You guys are the best and I so wish you were in charge of Amiga Inc. Good luck with all your future software and thanks for still having faith in the AMiga when so many have lost it.


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