From: SpammersDie@it.ntu.edu.au (James McArthur)
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Subject: Re: WarpOS released !!!  (LONG)
Date: 3 Oct 1997 05:55:14 GMT
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Wolf Dietrich (wd@gf.phase5.de) wrote:

[ Big ... ]

: directly. Would Amiga Inc. have to choose the WarpUp kernel as part of
: their solution? I don't think so. Basically, every hardware developer
: should and would create his own HAL, but we can work together to make
: sure that the HALs of different products offer a common and compatible
: base for all software. 

Now that Amiga Inc have put on their homepage that WarpOS is the first
"PPC Kernal", does this in anyway reflect their attitude to P5? Is the
Amiga community looking at the prospect of Amiga Inc 'officially' supporting
WarpOS over the PowerUP supplied code, thereby creating even more confusion?

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Amiga 4000/060/PPC150 CV64/3D 14Mb          James McArthur
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