@orgin
@AJS



Oh, boy, oh BOY, RED SPANDEX!!!11!

@LiveForIt

Hope...

@Raziel

It compiles!!!

@Rob

I don't think it's a matter (well, not mostly though) of
getting spare ppc cpu's but rather finding anyone who has
the abilities (time, machines) to be able to pull it off.
(The task that is, not the cpu )

@Rob

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I see...didnt know that, i thought Titan did all their
projects in-house.

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O_O

Hold on a sec ... Richard Drummond?

TEH Richard Drummond?

Mr. eUAE himself???

Why didn't anyone tell me that he is the force behind
Gorky17? I mean, i would've mailed him to death until now!!!

Crap, now it looks like i'll never get a copy of that game
(evilrich is very much taken with eUAE, UAE implementation
in AROS and the projects hes doing for OS4 development)

hmmm, seems they left Amiga behind for good

@BrandonLee

Bugreports on outdated version won't help much and i doubt
that the author of SFS even considers checking on those
old versions.

You should always use the latest version available: 1.277
Install this and try again.

Sorry to be not much of help, but i have very few problems
with SFS and IF it's mostly because some other program
crashed a partition

@AmiKit

Hasn't "Titan" cancelled all OS4 ports/projects back then?

@Curty

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Heh, congrats and good luck to your wife...

@Mikey_C

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Seems bean's on to a free pizza then, hehe

@Snuffy

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Hmm, thinking ... thinking, ... no

What you could do is to use some cable bands to tie the
cables together and maybe (if the length allows) tie them
to the case "middle bar" so that they are out of the way
and not prevent airflow...other than that it seems to be
neat and tidy in there

@amigakit

Hehe, YAY

@Mikey_C

Makes me wonder

would a interactive background be possible on OS4?

I once had a hack installed on 3.x (2.x?) where the grey
background was changed at one point to look like a "ripped
open" part of a machine with moving gears.
Looked pretty cool (but as it was a hack and not very stable
i discarded it soon after)

Question is, would this kind of thing be possible in a
"clean" manner?

This would open up thousands of possibilties...i mean,
just think of some kind of gears sticking out of the
background, mov...

...i'll shut up

@Mikey_C

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O_O

Heretic!!!11!

@orgin

Tell us to hunt, and Mikey_C shalt be hunted



Back to the topic: I think OS3.9 (or 3.5) had such a thing.
Bells, Whistles, Snow on Workbench, Animated Icons,
all the stuff

edit: I'm too slow :-/

@spotUP

Makes me think (without blaming anyone) with all the new
fancy plugins lately, maybe it's one of those choking?

@Mikey_C

/patented "Scaring the life out of Mikey_C" mode ON

You are aware that leaving electronical devices OFF for a
certain amount of time and only using it "When it's needed"
will ware off the parts much faster than when you have it
actually running 24/7?

Not to talk about the fact the battery will drain much
faster too, leading to the infamous "AOne won't boot"
situation.

Electronics aren't cars, you know?
But they have some in it!
(and now go and figure why cars won't start sometimes)

/patented "Scaring the life out of Mikey_C" mode OFF


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I too think these geeks should get a life

@Crumb

Have you got a chance to get it fixed?
If yes, where did you send it?

@ZeroG

- Icons reverted to 32Bit (i dont see a difference, thanks)
- Wrong default tool fixed (reported by Jack earlier)

any (sensible) feature requests?
or is it good as it is?

@beingalien

o_O

...aaaaand your point being?

@Jack
@ZeroG

Thanks a lot, keep it coming

@Antique

new version in the queue

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With pleasure

ProcessTorrent.rx is an AREXX file that eases the use of
CTorrent (which has yet to get a GUI). With this script i
don't provide such, but i provide far more than one could
expect ... check it out:

Features:

- Introduced a new satellite system for the Resume part.
Little scripts are sent out as soon as a torrent is to be downloaded
sitting in WBStartup, waiting for a reboot.
The first time they are called from within ProcessTorrent.rx, all the
other instances (crash/reboot), they will be executed through WBStartup
automatically ... and will kill themselves when the download is done!
Neat, eh?

- Automatic Resume: With help of a little script in WBStartup you are now
able to automatically resume a torrent after a reboot (without dealing
with the cli/shell!)

- Reduce the file/dir names to a length of 95 + descriptor (.torrent!)
(Hm, i thought this limitations were gone with OS4!? Anyway, to keep the
script backward compatible to older FS i added the check and truncation!)

- Rips the name from the torrent and names the file (if there's only one)

- Creates a subdir (again, name ripped from the processed torrent)
if there is more than one file inside the archive. (Path is User definable)

- User definable Torrent(Save)-path, Save-Path, Recovery-Path (lets you
resume the download after a crash or pause!), CON: output defineable
Options for CTorrent (stick to the CTorrent manual for this!)

- Takes care of the pathes, if there are none (as in user define) they will
be created.

- Torrent recovering: Saves the .torrent, so you don't have to go back to the
download site everytime a crash happened or a break was performed. Now
rips the right name from the .torrent and saves it with that specific name.
(Path is User definable)

- Deletes Bad Characters from the file name or dir name, such as :/[]()*?#,
as they would break the Amiga file/dir structure and the torrent couldn't
be saved to disk. (User enhanceable!)

- Checks for "printable" ASCII chars, so no ESC commands will make it
into the .torrent/Directory or File names.

- Respects the descriptor length of single files. i.e. .DivX, .mov etc. are
written as is and a second descriptor as in .tar.gz isn't cut off anymore.
(Stupid routine didn't work as expected)

- Displays the actual processed torrent's name (dir's name) in the torrent
window bar, so the user can see which torrent is being downloaded. The
ones that are finished will automatically be closed (and all the garbage
that came with ProcessTorrent's script will be deleted aswell)

- Displays the tracker the torrent comes from in the torrent window bar

- Uses unique port numbers (user definable space) whenever another torrent
is started. The Port number stays unique and will be saved for this
torrent until it's finished or cancelled.

- Automatically moves the window down (the size of user define conheight),
if another download is running. The window position stays unique and will
be saved for this torrent until it's finished or cancelled. (Windows won't
be overdrawn afterwards, rather the already open window will be avoided).

- Pops up a warning requester, if a torrent is processed which doesn't hold
any useable data, or in short - a broken torrent

- Deletion of the .torrent on a user decidable base (ON by default!)


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