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Yeah I just liked the features in the AmigaOS 3.2 NDK and wanted to use it. If there was a physical reason why a 68020 Amiga couldn't upgrade to AmigaOS 3.2 then I would have possibly looked into using something like MUI instead. I'd like to encourage people to upgrade to the latest OS and not judge developers wanting to use the new tools available for the sake of supporting legacy OS's.
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You could go one better and use it to perhaps build a genuine Amiga shared library for dealing with JSON formatted data. It's an enormously prevalent format these days. I even confess to having used it of my own free will on some personal projects.
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gosh, that sounds great but json.library sounds like a scary project lol
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Combined with a nice `httpx.library` it could open up quite a lot of possibilities for fun little client GUI frontends for public REST API services.
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Nothing to do with laziness; do you really think every Amiga application should have its own written-from-scratch GUI? For a lot of applications this would be more work than the entirety of the rest of the application, and we would end up with every program having a different look and feel, lack of standardized behaviour, lots of bugs, etc.
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When we had GUIs. Before the Amiga most home computers only did text. If you wanted a GUI you had to create it from scratch. The first computer I built didn't even have text. It didn't have an assembler either, so I had to remember the hex codes and write them down on paper. Then to get the program into the computer I burned it into a fuse link PROM one bit at a time, setting the address with a rotary switch and pressing the 'blow fuse' button several times for each bit. Make a mistake and the PROM was shot. Couldn't buy that programmer either, I had to design and build it myself from scratch. That was real programming, where you weren't riding on the back of other people's hard work. Then came the wonderful EPROMs that could be erased with a hard UV lamp. But I didn't have one of those, so I bought a blacklight and broke the outer bulb to expose the UV lamp inside, adding an external ballast lamp to replace the filament. Yes, I know - I should have made my own UV lamp by melting down some quartz and blowing it into a bulb, then inserting metal electrodes and liquid mercury into it (after mining and processing all the materials myself). But I was lazy. ![]() |
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If you want something done in a fixed amount of time, are you going to waste your time reinventing the wheel, or leverage what is already provided and add do something to directly help the user with their task?
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New version released 1.0.1
After setting UI font, the font is now applied fully without needing to restart the app |
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This looks great, but sadly I can't get it working on my set up. I have an A1200 with 060 and 128MB of RAM, PCMCIA ethernet and OS 3.2.2. I pay $20 for ChatGPT Plus and have access to GPT4.
I have entered the correct API key into AmigaGPT, but it just tells me that none of the GPT4 models exist, and if I try 3.5 it tells me I have exceeded my quota. These all work fine for me on ChatGPTs website and my iOS app, so it is not a problem with my subcription. Any ideas? Thanks |
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When you chat to ChatGPT in the website or in the.official mobile app, that is different than chatting to it via an API key with a third party app such as AmigaGPT.
Even if you have a ChatGPT Plus subscription, you still need to enter the waitlist for GPT-4 access with API keys. You will also need to set up billing for your API access too. Again, this is separate from your ChatGPT Plus subscription. |
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Love AmigaGPT.
A suggestion . The color palette when using its own screen could be better :-) Keep the momentum going :-) |
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Nice. Could you make a MUI version for OS 3.1 (with Miami or whatever IP stack)?
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MUI version :-) Yes please
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I've never used MUI before so I don't know how difficult it would be to make it use MUI instead of ReAction. I might consider it after I am done making the native AmigaOS 4 version of the app. There's still quite a bit of work left to do for that.
As for Miami, I haven't got Miami so I can't verify this but I think it will work no matter what TCP/IP stack you have installed. If anyone is using Miami or AmiTCP and it's not working, please let me know (either here or create in issue on the GitHub repo). Question for everyone who hasn't upgraded to AmigaOS 3.2 yet: For what reason aren't you upgrading? Is it just because it's not free? I assumed most people who use their Amiga on a regular basis for more than just games would be running the latest operating system. |
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Would plugins be possible ?
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