Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas Richter
On 3.1.4:
It was never supposed to be anything different. The point was not to come up with a new Os. The point was only to fix bugs. No more, no less.
|
Then I don't understand why you used it as an argument at the first place?
Quote:
|
For my daily computing anything Amiga-like is just unusable because all the services I need do not run on it. No difference between PPC and Amiga. There is neither the chance to catch up.
|
I somehow "read between the lines" that you haven't even tried these things on MorphOS, because you don't seem to know even basic things about it. It really sounds that you're just making assumptions.
Quote:
|
There wasn't anything "practical" you mentioned, really.
|
You don't think it's practical for me if I do all my daily computing on it? Well then, I don't know what to say anymore, really.
Quote:
|
It was a stepstone of computing at its time, but the PPC did not deliver a significant way forward and did not define a milestone in the same way the 68K did.
|
Is there something wrong with that? What can be such a milestone anymore any case? Isn't it good enough that it makes a good continuation?