set your failat to above 5 then

The name is a deliberate reuse of the name of a piece of very early Amiga software that added some functionality to the OS

Looks like they started shipping on Thursday from some retailers, got mine on saturday

html 3 is probably the practical limit

@abalaban

"Only thing" is quite a big thing. AmigaGuide is about as sophisticated as HTML 1.0 - Enhancer comes with a simple HTML datatype for OS4. Maybe their OS3 version will also come with one if it ever ships.

@Raziel

It was always in the spec but never supported until the new 3.2 version. I guess if we're lucky we'll get an OS4.1 mini update eventually which will bring in the features where 3.2 has actually moved ahead.

@Antique

You should buy the one for the computer you have... duh

It's certainly a crime that more money has been spent on lawyers these past 20 years than on software developers.

@DStastny

WebKit is not GPL so Wayfarer guy is not obliged to release the source to anyone who asks. He is offering access to his private repo with ongoing updates but his browser chrome is in ObjC and depends on his own ObjC runtime port for morphOS, and he is not interested in doing the OS4 port himself. So the value of access to his changes to webkit to get it to build using morphos tool chain is questionable compared to spending the same amount of money/time on working directly on odyssey.

His changes are not big endian fixes for webkit, webkit does support big endian fine. In fact the whole big endian/little endian debate is a red herring with the exception of JavaScript.

Wayfarer does not have a big endian JIT for JavaScript. TenFourFox does, so even though that is now end of life, it is still up to date and could be ported. There is at least one other big endian powerpc JIT for Javascript on linux.

Also whilst new Firefox uses Rust which Amiga does not have, Timberwolf was built against XUL and C++, and SeaMonkey, which is still actively maintained, still runs on XUL and does not need Rust. So while it'd be a big job, it is not un-feasible technically to update timberwolf with patches from seamonkey and tenfourfox to make it better.

So what's the best gfx card for 440 / 460 ?

Me too. But a lot of work.

Porting a GUI widgets layer whether TKinter, FLTK, WxWidgets, or any other is a bigger job than porting Python itself. Qt is the only one AFAIK anyone has even attempted to bring to Amiga natively. Heck, it's demonstrably less work to port x11 and then run the toolkits on top of that as AmiCygnix proves. So I'm afraid the answer is probably no.

What's the most recent, most usable build of a linux distro that will run on a sam460ex please?

@TiredOfLife

great news. what's the wattage?

@kas1e Try CEMO cases sold on banggood.com

I wondered if anyone has ever looked at merging the Timberwolf source with the more modern engines from SeaMonkey and TenFourFox (which has a PPCbe JIT) and which both still use XUL ? Yes I know TenFourFox is being abandoned. It's still years ahead of Firefox 4

Someone said Spammer in comments, and I thought he meant the real Ben Hermans showing up at amigaworld last night

@Raziel

Thanks, I thought I tried it but it reset itself to 60 but I'll try it again.

Found that the card seems to want to do 61Hz for 1080P which is off spec and leads to the signal being unable to sync. Lower resolutions will do 60Hz though

@Spectre660

Can that RX550 do all the things? 2d compositor, 1080P or higher, HDMI output, 3d miniGL, and the new va.library ?