Actually as, last time I checked, Amiga Technologies had signed a deal with QNX to base the new Amiga OS on QNX software, I think it has a right to call itself Amiga.
Also, maybe it's just me, but even Workbench 3.0 isn't the prettiest of OSes. Before the Amiga fanatics jump on me, no, I haven't seen 3.5, and I know there is NewIcons & co., I even have a 603e PPC Amiga sitting next to me; but still, I think a new look is the way things should go.
"Pretty easily" is very relative. It would hardly be a few hours job:) Seriously though, aren't there programs out there to run most of the old Sierra games?
Just downloaded it, and I have to say, it feels like a step back, to me. It just crashed on me for the first time ever, and seems slower (certainly mozilla-viewer.sh is heading towards snail like, IMHO, and run-mozilla.sh doesn't feel as fast as the last version).
Anyone else experiencing this, or do I kick my system a few times until it decides to play nicely?
I haven't tried the very latest versions of these, but the web was never designed for a WYSIWYG-ish editor, and most still don't give the control of plain text.
Also... I once rewrote a 10mb site, created with Frontpage, by hand, and without removing any content, took 4mb out (mostly in FONT tags). Other examples include stripping all the junk out a 125k file to get a more readable 25k file.
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Actually as, last time I checked, Amiga Technologies had signed a deal with QNX to base the new Amiga OS on QNX software, I think it has a right to call itself Amiga.
Also, maybe it's just me, but even Workbench 3.0 isn't the prettiest of OSes. Before the Amiga fanatics jump on me, no, I haven't seen 3.5, and I know there is NewIcons & co., I even have a 603e PPC Amiga sitting next to me; but still, I think a new look is the way things should go.
Just a thought, but most of the snapshot programs I've seen output to lossless formats...
"Pretty easily" is very relative. It would hardly be a few hours job :) Seriously though, aren't there programs out there to run most of the old Sierra games?
Just downloaded it, and I have to say, it feels like a step back, to me. It just crashed on me for
the first time ever, and seems slower (certainly mozilla-viewer.sh is heading towards snail like, IMHO, and run-mozilla.sh doesn't feel as fast as the last version).
Anyone else experiencing this, or do I kick my system a few times until it decides to play nicely?
I haven't tried the very latest versions of these, but the web was never designed for a WYSIWYG-ish editor, and most still don't give the control of plain text.
Also... I once rewrote a 10mb site, created with Frontpage, by hand, and without removing any content, took 4mb out (mostly in FONT tags). Other examples include stripping all the junk out a 125k file to get a more readable 25k file.
AFAIK the cardbus isn't even _close_ to being fast enough.
Here in the UK, (terrestrial) TV licensing is only for BBC 1 and BBC 2, which have no adverts. The rest use adverts to support themselves.
We also have to pay for _all_ phone calls, meaning spam e-mail directly costs us money, even if we delete it on arrival.