@gurus2000

I can see Ebay offers on your link without any problem.

Every box on the left, the middle and the right are full (too many in my opinion) of Ebay adverts.

@unimon

It's slow and ugly

@unimon

Of course I have, they are excellent ! Thanks, Huno, for your hard work

@All

You'd better have a 128 MB video card because when I watch the Demo, it only remains 70 MB free on my 9200 Pro but I get no crash at all.

A very very very Alpha. It cannot load many sites (stays stucked) and the display is very ugly.

Nice attempt anyway.

Mrodfr: now you've got your 68k browser

@Ricossa

Yep, I also get random crashes/freezes. Anyway, nice work to all involved !

@Mrodfr: I'm sorry to inform you that 68k is a very old technolgy now and since you'bve been using a Sam since for few weeks now, I don't see the point asking for 68k versons of every released software.

I'd prefer seeing J?rg improving the PPC version of OWB instead of loosing his time working on a slow and functionless 68k version.

@SSQ

Oblviously, there was a "right" place since you found your answer.

Thanks Fara

@SSQ

If you had asked (or looked) at the right place, you would have had your answer (and in you own language moreover) :)

@Futaura

I've made a news about the new DnetC version on http://amiga-ng.org/article.php?sid=257

I hope more French (and others) AmigaOS 4 users will join us

Anyway, thanks for still updating the client to allow us to go on helping research

@agafaster

He is always amazed by what we can do with this system and, overall, very curious about everything we can do with it.

@agafaster

Honestly, the article is more generalist than Amiga oriented. It talks about embedded market, low consumption computer and alternatives systems.

@Joerg

When loading a huge page and trying to scroll through the page before it has finished loading, OWB freezes with a 100% CPU usage.

Hello everyone,

Every two months, the French association Tripla A gathers in the little town named Clerieux. Everytime, the local press comes to visit us.

On the 25th of september, we presented to the local newspaper (Le Dauphin? Lib?r?) AmigaOS 4.1.

Enjoy

See the press article.

On the picture, from left to right :
M. Belett (president of Triple A)
Kickstart
B?atrice (Kickstart's girlfriend)
Myself (K-L)
Corto (PointRider, Sonix, etc...)
Mumubmw (my girlfriend)
Gaby

Stay tuned for the next press article (we presented the Sam last time)

@samo79

Yeah, I know this is M Capehill but I thought you helped it a little bit with this work

By the way, I copied all the mods I was using with Quake 3 into OpenArena and they are working better with OpenArena.

You can even play Quake III with OpenArena:

1? Copy the baseq3 drawer from Quake 3 to OpenArena and rename it to Quake 3 for instance (to recocginze it more easily)

2? Choose one of your Mod in OpenArena

And paged memory is working very well too since while playing Urban Terror Mod, I ran out of physical memory but the games still went on even if the system memory was indicating 0 free memory.

So, a very very good port indeed

@samo79

Yes ! Nice indeed, very nice

I played for a moment in 800x600 resolution with 32 bit textures, triple buffering, no antialiasing, very high quality texture on myAmigaOne G3/800 with Radeon 9200 Pro and AmigaOS 4.1.

The games lacks a little bit smoothness but is playable nonethelesse

No crash either, everything worked perfectly.

A very good port, thanks for this hard work.

@Magic

Very very nice. Too bad it's on YouTube with such a porr quality

Did you realize it?

@Niolator

No trouble at all with GlQuake WarpOS (if you install it correctly and you use the good version)

Joerg: thanks for explaining this to us

@TiredOfLife

Huh? WarpOS Emu works flawlessly here (NightLong PPC, FxPaint WarpOS, GlQuake WarpOS, WipeOut 2097, etc...).

So now, you know one person

@Elwood

Oops, I did not know. I'll use this one nex time, thanks for the tip

@Joerg

I encounter random crashes when using OWB for a long time. Without any warning, on any site I visit, OWB crashes.

See the crashlog