RO (file manager) key
 

Has someone got RO keyfile?

I hope so, I like RO, it's a nice MUI file manager.

Okay, I uploaded a keyfile for you both at The Zone!.

Enjoy :)

so is ROv1.26 file manager on aminet the lates version ??
http://aminet.net/package/util/dir/RO_v126

Yes it is.

Check RO´s defunct website:
http://web.archive.org/web/199911150.../projects.html

I was wrong :agree

There is RO version 1.27, and it is free from the author. Check it at:

http://rummeyer.wordpress.com/2010/01/04/ro/

Click the download link at his weblog and get the files :spin

Thanks!

cool

Could somebody upload all of the files he's hosting to the zone please? With Linux+Firefox I can't download anything ("the page you are viewing has expired").

Hi All,

RO Uses Volumelist.mui control.

If you are planning on using larger volumes (under WinUAE for example)
you will need:
http://aminet.net/dev/mui/DC-VLmui.lha

Patched version of Volumelist.mui that understands larger volume sizes.

Cheers,
Red

In the zone.

Nice to read, that you like RO. Every time I read something from the Amiga scene it's like a time travel for me!

Greetz,
Oliver

Hi Oliver - RO is a great program - did you create any other Amiga programs?

Hi Oliver. I translated RO in french back in the days. I used this tool a lot.

Never used RO but by the images and the comments seems to be a good program to give a try :)

Never used it before, but it looks great !! Will download this one..

Hi Oliver maybe you can public the source?

Hi everybody!

Thank you very much for this kind feedback! I really appreciate that :-)

It's a long time ago since I did RO... btw, its original name should have been ROpus but you know there was another tool with a very similar name. And RO is more like SID from this Australian guy with a name I forgot.

RO is the only software I released for the Amiga back then. I have the source code, but from my point of view today it's really ugly code... I'm working as a software developer for a large german bank today and think I learned a lot in the last (almost) 15 years. ;-)

Just to tell a little story... I have the source code since this year again. A very kind guy helped me in getting it from my old A3K. Then I got in touch with Andreas Magerl who is responsible for the german Amiga Future magazine. I realized that there is still a community out there and I think this is really cool. RO is now released as free software and is published with issue 83 of the Amiga Future mag.

Maybe I should publish the source code as well... I'll think about that.

Greetz,
Oliver

Just maybe someone would have taken the further development of the RO for Amiga Classic?

BTW: Maybe it would be a good idea for the Bounty for 3.x systems? For example NetSurf which could be faster. :)

The Amiga and Aros communities would love to have the source of RO to continue its development.