Qt for AmigaOS has come a long way and it now seems all bounty requirements are met. Still there's probably bugs to remove which I'm sure Alfkil will do that as they are reported;)

I will transfer the bounty funds to Alfkil monday morning, so now it is the LAST CHANCE to make a donation for the QT project. Could we get past the 800 mark?

Best regards
Troels, amigabounty.net

"Amiga also donates a portion of the profits of each sale to charities and other organizations."

I'm pretty sure a sentence like that would be illegal marketing where I'm from. At least it would need to be much more detailed (who and how much of each sale).

When Amiga Inc uses marketing like that it just smells like another scam. I wonder how Bill McEwen can sleep at night with business practises like that.

Wasn't it included in the last icon pack Mason released or am I way off?

I hope someone is able to help Abalaban with the ReAction stuff. I'm sure any help is appreciated.

LOL - nice one

I consider the bounty complete but hope Robert considers the points Trixie and Kas1e made for future updates.

As Trixie says this OpenAmiga/amigabounty project has been done in an almost perfect way with great communication from the developer and valuable input from testers/users (thanks to Robert, Kas1e and others).

Forum post copied from aw.net:

http://www.amigabounty.net/index.php? ... =viewproject&projectid=74

I've added a bounty for libpurple. This is the heart of Adium and Pidgin. With this library The Amiga could have a world class IM client.

Cheers,
Bill "tekmage" Borsari

@RNS-AMiGA-Club

Hi Robert, nice to see you here :)

@RNS-AMiGA-Club
Let's hear about any progress you make:)


@all
For donations visit: http://www.amigabounty.net/index.php? ... =viewproject&projectid=55

(just made a small donation)

@328gts

RAGEMEM v0.34 - compiled 11/02/2010

CPU: Motorola MPC 7445/7455 Apollo 2.1 @ 933 Mhz
Caches Sizes: L1: 32 KB - L2: 256 KB - L3: none

---> L1 <---
READ: 7103 MB/Sec
WRITE: 2369 MB/Sec

---> L2 <---
READ: 2152 MB/Sec
WRITE: 1868 MB/Sec

---> RAM <---
READ: 199 MB/Sec
WRITE: 760 MB/Sec
WRITE: 782 MB/Sec (Tricky)

---> VIDEO BUS <---
READ: 33 MB/Sec
WRITE: 163 MB/Sec

@nbache
I was almost encouraged to say something funny about Swedes and beers but I better not.

Good luck Alfkil and cheers Joeled

@angelheart
We still have one loaner system standing here right next to my A1, so if any developers have projects they want to port or do for AmigaOS4 please get in touch.

http://amigabounty.net/index.php?func ... ments¬eid=42&full=true

@Hyperion
it somewhat astonishes me that when announcements are made at shows like Amiwest no one in Hyperion (that would be Ben, right?) takes the time to summarize what was said (by Hyperion) and post it on the Hyperion website.

I'm quite certain that I can't be the only person who is interested but hasn't got the (money to attend) or time to sit and look at low quality streams trying to catch every word that is said.

@ChrisH
Ontopic.
Sounds great and a development in this field is needed. When was the release date planned to be?

@vox
Good to see #12 back from the dark side
Also hope to hear some god news regarding OS4.

I contacted Alexandre two weeks ago on this subject. Basically he has been having problems with his A1 dying, motivation and free time, so unfortunately not much progress has been made since last update.

He's got a SAM Flex now and is hoping to get help with wxWidgets from another developer I can't say much more than that just now.

I have pointed him towards this thread.

@clusteruk
Thanks for the notice!

@Kas1e
Looking forward to the OS4 version:)

@Snuffy
The loaner HW we bought from Acube consists of two of their Vento systems we can lend to developers without hardware.

Specs.
733Mhz Sam440ep-Flex board
ATI 9250 128MB Graphics Card
160GB HD
DVD Recorder
1GB RAM
The systems come with OS4.1 upd. 2 installed
Developer must supply keyboard, mice and monitor.

With our Paypal account restored we're finally up and running again

First loaner system has been shipped to Robert Szacki in Poland last week.
Among other projects Robert is working on the 32Bit Icon editor for which donations can be made by clicking here.

We have another loaner system available, so if you want to take on one of our bounties but are in need of hardware to do so it might be possible to loan a system.
To help cover the shipping costs of the loaner systems I have opened a bounty called Amigabounty expenses. Donations can be made by clicking here.

Thanks for your support

@Marko

Seems it was the right person I had on the phone today - Our account is restored and fully operational.

Amigabounty.net back in business

@kas1e

I think there's light at the end of the tunnel now. Got in touch with Paypal via phone again and they actually looked at the documents I had provided them with and found that they had everything they needed. So case is sent to limitation team with a message of fast handling etc.

Reason I didn't want to set up another account with Paypal was that I didn't want it to be freezed suddenly because they could accuse me of circumventing their rules or something.

Just to make everything clear, ALL money sits safe in the Amigabounty association bank account in my local bank (Not Amagerbanken) and I hope to get paypal problems sorted this week.