CompuServe Thread

#WARP

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#189194From: Thomas HuntMar 15, 1995 10:28 PM
I use WARP on a 486DX2-66 with an ATI Ultra video card and IDE & SCSI drives. I liked 2.1 & I like WARP but if I don't use it every day it always seems to require 2 warm reboots to get it running. Also after I'd been running it a couple of weeks the Launchpad and the WP (6.0a) icpn disappeared! The more I use the "IBM" machine the more I like my Amiga! I've never had programs disappear like that. For a real thrill run SCSI with DOS/WINDOZE! FUN?! Tom Hunt
#189220From: Wayne SteeleMar 16, 1995 1:29 AM
Tom: I've been using Warp for several months and haven't encountered the problems you describe. However, I agree. An Amiga it isn't! I have yet to see anything capture that unique AmigaOS "magic." I sometimes wonder if anything ever will. Wayne (Team OS/2)
#189288From: Robert ComerMar 16, 1995 8:35 PM
"I have yet to see anything capture that unique AmigaOS "magic." Neither have I. "I sometimes wonder if anything ever will." Not if Gates has his way. I hope something will come along. 🙂 Bob Comer — Cheyenne, WY USA Team OS/2
#189318From: Wayne SteeleMar 16, 1995 11:32 PM
Bob: >> Not if Gates has his way. I hear ya! Let's hope he gets "Sporked." In any case, he won't be reaching into my wallet until his company cleans-up its act. Wayne (Team OS/2)
#189323From: Robert ComerMar 17, 1995 12:07 AM
"Sporked." I'm going to have to remeber that one. 🙂 As to my wallet, he's not getting my cash either. Bob Comer — Cheyenne, WY USA Team OS/2
#189353From: EducomMar 17, 1995 11:28 AM
>>"I have yet to see anything capture that unique AmigaOS "magic." >Neither have I. This reminds me of something I've come across on Usenet a few weeks ago. The conference was FR.AMIGA (amiga in french). I've cut the bothering >header info, and translated the best I could. Please someone tell me if this could be the real Jean-Louis Gassee (former Apple France chairman(?), former Apple Inc vice-president(?), and now ex-Apple). ————————————————————————– *** Aire: FR.AMIGA Date: 13 Fiv 95 18:15:05 From: gassee@best.com (Jean-Louis Gassee) Nous travaillons actuellement ici en Californie sur un projet qui, a bien des titres, est un hommage a l'Amiga. J'ai rencontre Irwin Gould pour essayer de le convaincre que le produit meritait mieux… JLG –translation————— We are now working here in California on a project that, for many reasons, is a tribute to the Amiga. I've met Irwin Gould to try to convince him the product deserved something better… —————————- […] Comme indique dans un post precedent, nous travaillons a un produit a bien des egards inspire de l'Amiga, sur un multi-processeur PPC. JLG –translation————— As stated in a previous post, we are working on a product similar in many ways to the Amiga, on a multi-processors PPC —————————- The mind of a Frenchman trapped inside the body of a Frenchman… Jean-Louis Gassee Be, Inc. 800 El Camino Real, Suite 300, Menlo Park CA 94025 voice: 415-462-4101 fax: 415-462-4129 jlg@be.com, 76426.16@compuserve.com, gassee@applelink.apple.com — * Origin: Be, Inc. ————————————————————————- Frederic Botton from Paris, France fbotton@cix.compulink.co.uk
#189450From: Robert ComerMar 18, 1995 1:22 AM
Interesting! Bob Comer — Cheyenne, WY USA Team OS/2
#189519From: John GagerMar 18, 1995 6:58 PM
"–translation————— We are now working here in California on a project that, for many reasons, is a tribute to the Amiga. I've met Irwin Gould to try to convince him the product deserved something better…" —————————- Hmmm…..this sounds a little intriguing. I've heard that Apple was doing more work with custom chipsets so it could be possible. The only problem I see is that if it still uses the Mac OS with co-operative multitasking it will still be crippled. And right now, their PPC line is still overpriced. So I'll just wait and see <g>. // John (Warp 4040 & Emplant Quadra 840) \X/ Mercury@ins.infonet.net
#189532From: Rob SalmonMar 18, 1995 9:54 PM
Gassee was the head of R&D for Apple.
#189420From: Paul IdolMar 17, 1995 9:31 PM
No matter how fast processors get, Windoze will always be slow. Mr. Zombie
#189452From: Robert ComerMar 18, 1995 1:22 AM
"No matter how fast processors get, Windoze will always be slow." I can't argue with that. 🙂 Bob Comer — Cheyenne, WY USA Team OS/2