@orgin

Well, do you ask testers that should install it on their own server, or testers to test the one you set up?

@LiveForIt

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Hum, a Wait() shouldn't eat up al the CPU power.

@LiveForIt

I think that Basilisk2 does something nasty.
When it is running (even on the GUI, i.e emulation not running), when I type the command "dumpdebugbuffer", it doesn't return, like if a forbid() was still current.
Strange.

@Severin

Try to cut the file. Maybe just playing a few MB of the file is enough to show the problem.

@ZeroG

Yep, Xad.
Thanks.

@J?rg

What about doing an XFD slave?

... and we need a search what is the last feature added by Orgin

Thanks!

@joerg

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Does it mean salass00 work is obsolete? Arghh

@LiveForIt

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Cool!

@bean

Many thanks!

@PEB

Oh, ok thanks.

Hi all,

Is it me or new versions of TuneNet and DVplayer were announced at Pianeta Amiga?
Where are they? Any hints about the features?

@LiveForIt

What about swapping the bytes to reorder them as Alpha, Red, Green, Blue?

@Jack

They are uninitialised. And even if I user 's' instead of s it still gives an error.

The script is executed from inside Dopus, I think I'll have to write to CON: to have a better idea of what is going on.

Thanks.

Edit: ok found it. The problem was in another iteration of the loop. Damn, it's so easy to do a mistake when the code seems too obvious.

Hi all,

If I do:
year='2007'
month='01'
day='01'

date(B,year || month || day,S)
=> Invalid argument to function

I tried using a variable where I concat "year" "month" and "day" but it's the same.
Any hint?

@Antique

We start to reverse counting then

@TSK

"for some reason"? It's beacuse they couldn't do something themselves, so they wanted to rip off the work from Hyperion.

@Atheist

Don't you know that we say "with if's we can recreate the world"?
We're not talking about the past, but about the future.

@PulsatingQuasar

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I don't understand why people don't see "today" as just another step in the process. Before, we had *nothing*.
Now we have hardware. Don't you see this is a step in the right direction?
It doesn't run OS4 for now but it's really this i.e "for now". There is room for another step that will happen when time comes.

In another words, if you compare what ACube and Hyperion do with "another guy and another company out there", you will understand that you are in the right train.
We just didn't reach the train station, that's all

@AmiGubbe

Read this article. And the OS4 reviewed there is a very old version. OS4 is now faster (the 68k emulation for instance).