@Mikey_C

Too much alcohol, in not less than the time I wrote this you at least drank 6 pints

@Richi

However, I guess this wxWidget port needs his X11 system... And i won't find it very pratical to lunch the X server only to do some crunching you know

@Mikey_C

Yes I agree with AmiDog : the second screenshot shows a Blender rendering a space ship into a separate window.

@Proost Software

If some of you have Amiga roots, then they should have known how many times Amiga community has been promised things which never came to reality.
As such an advise I would say to anyone wanting to do something for Amiga (be it a Software or an Hardware project) is not to announce anything (i.e. work on it quietly) until you have something tangile to show, in order to demonstrate your implication, a downloadable demo for a software project, a public demo of functionning prototype for an hardware project.

Back on subject I find it sad to hear you stop Amiga dev, I would have welcomed Racer, even if I'm not a great gamer. I'm not sure how announcing two projects and having them dropped in less than 1 month (be it on Amiga or not) would affect your company name, especially about the project managing... On the other hand I don't see how Amiga forum and Amigans emails can affect your company name : nobody outside this community cares about our minds and thoughts. Also the best way to get your company name cleaned and worshipped would have been to go on and demonstrate wrong to every septics.... Too bad

PS: I'll tell it again I think the fact your ceasing development will hurt your company more than the Forums and emails you've received. Let's take an example : I'm a potential investor, or Win game buyer, what I'll do first is to search what your reputation can be and how good are your projects. To do this I'll google your name, no doubt Google will output some Amiga forums, but as an average Win user I won't even care about this (I don't even know what on earth an "Omega" could be , however I'll find some YouTube clips, I know very well YouTube and also trust it. Viewing those clips, I'll suddenly realize that an "Omega" is in fact a computer, that you announced to develop two projects for it in less than 1 month, and in this same 1 month you dropped both of them... Not good, if you would asked me...

@Hans

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Yes, you said it : talks... Talks, means nothing in business, especially when it comes from AInc. (remember Corel Talks, Matrox Talks... ?)
BTW, you just had a talk with Helge to create an aluminium laptop

@Rogue

Glad to see the development still goes on on OS4 despite the current situation
Hope all will be clear again and OS4 can reach the resellers soon.

Good luck and thank you to you and all the OS4 developpers who made this real : we owe you much. Thanks also to your wives if ever for their patience.

@LiveForIt

the tcl library is not an amiga shared library (yet), it's directly linked into the tclsh and tcltest executables.
Doing an AOS4 shared library was not in my goal but is easily doable using idetool.

@SpotUP

currently I'm working with Steffen on an MUIbase native AOS4 version, and I'm experiencing trouble in an MUI listview display hook which does not want to do string operation on a local static variable without any single clue why
So I must admit that TCL is really behind right now. Also I must confess that the current legal mess has undermined most of my motivation/interest in developping for the platform :-/

@LiveForIt

I don't understand very what you mean. the error message is generated by TCL itself, it's not an error by the C runtime or AOS.
Problem is I never used TCL myself, I was trying to compile it in order to be able to run the self test phase of sqlite while I was porting it to AOS4.

@spotUP

Yes : this does not work and I can't find why
In fact I have a compiled tclsh and tcltest but they just fail at startup with an error message I did not understood well. Also fact is I was distracted from that for a couple of days now

EDIT: weel -> well

@shoe

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Zombies for AOS4 has been canceled...

@afxgroup

What do you want it hard for ?

@Mikey_C

For my part I see it this way :

On one side we have companies that have record of cheap talks with no delivery and deceived promised, and on the other side we have companies that deliver...

I prefer delivering (even with some missing planned features) to false promised not materialized.

I'm not comfortable with the latest documentation especially the skype logs, they appear to me as if they were done to trick the other side, especially the part about those hypothetical handheld device that seems to appear out of discussion context... But that's my POV I don't want to flame, I have no inner view of all this mess, so don't know the *real* truth.

All this sad story took away from me the motivation to work on my ongoing projects for now, I don't know if I'll ever go on after all this time (pfew, almost 20 years ) on Amiga

@mufa

If this ever materialize that would be the first time in a long time an original game would come out simultaneously on Amiga and other platforms !
Good luck with your project ProostSoftware, hope you'll manage to reach your goals...

@acefnq

Yeah, you are right I thought about that right after I posted, but didn't bother to edit my post

@Elwood

AFAIK the MOS MySQL is almost just a matter of using ixemul.library... Problem is under OS4 we don't have ixemul so we should do a "proper" port by removing any code that would require ixemul.library.

NOTE to any nitpickers : I did not look at the MOS sources but I think I have read this somewhere, if I'm wrong, please don't sue me

@Lio

Yep you are right, but AFAIK TheRealVoxel don't have an A1 (only A4000s IIRC) and I'm not sure if Krabob still has his A1.
But a call on the a1france might be a good idea... If only he can get registered... I guess he should contact either Rose, either XRay as they are the list administrators.

@gofromiel

Hello Gofomiel, try to find an A1 owner near you that can help you by connecting to the Annuaire Amiga francophone, else I think you are near Toulouse, may be Rose can (Amont Informatique) can help, I don't know...
You can try to remove the battery for a few seconds...
Also remove everything except the mouse, keyboard and hard drive.

@bean

In fact while the GrimReaper is here nothing work (neither AWeb, nor TuneNet) but once you click on the 'Continue' everything comes back to normal.
I experienced this randomly, but only one time by session (time between two reboots) while I'm listening Internet radio, never got it while I'm listening to on disk MP3s.
I think I had a similar problem during a CVS/SVN heavy update operation, so I would most likely point either a bug in bsdsocket.library either a problem in the AWeb code.

@abalaban

Also did you do a fresh install of OS4 final ? If no then you may have an old P96Settings file lying somewhere...

@Skov

BTW 60 or 75 Hz does not change anything on LCD.
But I bet that the frequency is 'a bit more' than just 83000, try to up that to 84000 and test what you get (I saw on Internet that your monitor should have safety controler for unsupported resolution/frequency so you shouldn't burn anything... But of course you are doing all this at your own risk !)
Or the other solution if you have access to another computer is to hook your monitor to it and select your desired resolution/frequency, then if you monitor has it open the OSD which gives all the details of the current screen resolution/frequency)