25 September 2018, 15:20 | #61 |
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"The problem is that there were may ways to enhance the programming flexibility and what has been done is the exact opposite."
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@kolla:
Please tell me, why your are so dedicated to criticize the whole work of the Apollo team. Be the change you want for this world OR let they do their work. I know enough people who know everything better, but don't do something to make it happen. IMHO "the same two-three guys" already did a lot till now, BUT such a great work need time - unfortunately more time than initially assumed. Did you ever ask, what you could do for this project and not against? Please tell me. |
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Again, one more topic destroyed. I think purpose of the topic was related to core release.
I ll try to sum up this non related discussion. First, let's be honest, how many people on Amiga scene ever heard about terms like FPGA, Quartus, Cyclone etc... before this project happened. I know on my side that I got familiar with them few years ago. It is better to read about how modern ASIC's are done than discuss over and over that what we do is emulation. @nexus if you can offer cheaper parts, organize production, testings etc... please contact me, I would be happy to lower prices of the cards. @kolla so much negativity, about something, ever, in my life, I have never seen. So much frustration, anger. I would strongly advise you to never read anything Apollo-core related it will definitely ruin your health. People, think of all of this as an option, one more beside others to chose. And, again, you don't need to do it. No one is pushing. There are plenty of other project for our small community. It is good that we have now many developers who are doing some work. Remember that for several years we didn't have many options. Only right thing for every single one of those developers is to respect their will, time and effort put into Amiga related projects. |
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BTW - you _still_ don't have any hands on experience with the Apollo Core, do you? |
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Or if you don't believe me, believe yourself: Do you really think shutting down conversation is the solution instead of dealing with the source of this problem? |
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Define "compatibility" - if a piece of AGA software runs exactly the same way on SAGA as it does on AGA, then for that piece of software, compatibility is 100%.
If you are asking if SAGA can work exactly like AGA 100% of the time, with all software, then of course the answer is no. Just like one A1200 cannot work exactly like another A1200, with all software, due to tiny variations in hardware (chip revisions, manufacturers, cpu cards, other hardware addons etc etc.) |
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BTW why do you not accept my advice and sell your vampires... it should still be possible without problems I recommended that a couple of times already but you do not react, instead you seem to keep them just to have a reason to whine Sounds a little strange, doesn´t it? And could you post links to unhappy vampire owners that sold them again and bought something different? I read amiga related forums regularly and have not read anything like that BTW they offered the core for free but only how it is without adding extra work for free. If someone would like something different he would have to pay. To me that sounds fair. And Jens attacked Gunnar first and tried to make him look silly. I remember that very good. Last edited by OlafSch; 25 September 2018 at 15:58. |
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It would be really nice to discuss the merits and features of core 3.0 alpha.
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Yes they are few people who had very bad experience with the team, especially with me. But that's another story, again not related to this topic.
Must say that Jens was right Again, like people suggested you, you should sell your vampire cards. If you have problems selling them I ll buy them. |
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This a thread about the release of the Gold 3 alpha, can we focus on this topic and put aside the 100 times repeated complaint on the side?
Can maybe the moderators finaly see that and don't let the thread escalade as each time ? Thanks |
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Really! Comparing this forum with others, this one is the less Vampire friendly!
It's almost dangerous posting Vampire stuff around here.. |
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Did I just see Majsta drive away in a Maserati ?
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I do not think Kolla, since he makes valid points here. Not everybody likes the way he thinks, but this is no reason for censorship. |
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@Gorf
You think the "trolling crusader", as a moderator called him, is not the problem? Mixing some valid points with deliberate lies is not the problem? Maybe you are right. Who am I to judge. But you, being German, can check out the A1K forum. Check out the Vampire threads and you will see that they are way more civil. You will also see the reason WHY those threads are way more civil and productive. I gotta give it to you Germans. You are mighty efficient in pinpointing the problem. |
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As it turns out this feature comes not so easy and takes probably more FPGA-space than anticipated ... who would have thought ... I still dream of having AGA in my A3000, but as far as I know, there are no plans for big box Amigas Last edited by Gorf; 25 September 2018 at 17:24. |
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