This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Bill: True, and I expect that C= is aware of this. Having a product out on the Amiga is the minimum requirement for Commercial status, it is not a guarantee that C= will accept your request. If a company's product does not require detailed technical info from C= to be…
Kathy: Glad to be of help. Clint
Bill: Commercial Developers have to have successful products out in the Amiga marketplace, as well as pay $450/year for the privledge of being a commercial developer. Having a successful product in the marketplace is as good of a criteria as I can think of to qualify as a good beta…
Kathy: 256K x 4 CMOS DRAMS. 120ns or faster. NEC UPD424256C-10 NEC UPD424256C-12 OKI MSM514256-12RS TI 44C256-10N TI 44C256-12N Toshiba TC514256AP-10 Toshiba TC514256AP-12 Hope this helps. Clint
Barbara: A stock 2000 is a 1000 with a fat agnus and an expansion chassis. It runs at the same speed as the 1000. You can substantially increase that speed with the use of any number of accellerator boards. You can use a flicker fixer on a 2000. Hard disk…
Bill: Beta test is AFTER all the decisions have been made. It is for bug fixing. User input is useful at ALPHA and before. It is too late once it is in beta to make design changes for that release. I am all for users to have all the input…
David: I am using a 2630 with a Microbotics 8-UP with no problems. You can put 4mb on the 2630 board, and the system will recognize up to 9mb without doing anything special. I expect that most hardware that will work on a 2000 will work with the 2630. I…
John: The update is $15.00. Send your original Galileo disk to: VRLI – Galileo Update 2341 Ganador Ct. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Clint
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No delivery of mag
Message #15247
Dale: Well, at least I am hopeful. If some of the current areas of research pan out, the prosessors/storage available in 10 years could make alot commonplace that is pure SF today. I remember reading an artical in an RCA Memory Data Book in the 70's that stated authoratatively that…
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#GALILEO on video
Message #29316
Patrick: We hold the current license to Mike Smithwick's Distant Suns, which is the upgrade of Galileo. Write us a letter stating what you would like to do, and we'll make sure you have a copy of Distant Suns to do it with. Send letter to : Virtual Reality Laboratories,…
Dale: I'm still partial to paper myself, but I'm rapidly getting used to photons. The Amiga Forum's Message threads are nearly a magazine in themselves. In a few years we'll wonder why they ever put it on paper. Clint
Mark: Howdy and welcome to CIS and the Amiga Forums. Stop by the Amigatech CO and say hi and stop to chat. Clint
Steve: Welcome aboard! Yes, CIS has quite an active Amiga Games section, but that's only the beginning. Stop by Amigatech CO and say hi sometime. There's someone there most evenings til midnight Pacific time. Clint
Thomas: Welcome aboard! Come on and join us in Amigatech CO most any night. There are usually a half a dozen or more chatting til past midnight Pacific Time. I've been a 1000 owner also since October 1985, though I hope to upgrade to a 2500/30 shortly. Now I just…
Paul: Galileo was written by Mike Smithwick and Published by Infinity. When Infinity went out of business, Virtual Reality Laboratories, Inc. picked up the upgraded version of Galileo (3.0) and renamed it Distant Suns. We at VRLI think that it is great. There is a demo version in New Uploads,…
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Free Spirit Software
Message #14732
Mike: You may have as much trouble finding Transactor as you are having finding Free Spirit Software.
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