Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 4th Sep 2006 20:58 UTC
RISC OS RISC OS cannot be saved by simply open sourcing it, said RISCOS Ltd boss Paul Middleton. He added that Castle's wish to open source RISC OS "would have no effect on RISCOS Ltd's products". Paul told subscribers over the weekend: "Making RISC OS open source, or free as some people want, is not the panacea for suddenly taking RISC OS forward. No operating system can be developed solely for free."
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kaiwai
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2005-07-06

As for ease of use, I can imagine plenty people whining about not having a start menu and the menus not being at the top of the application window. Personally, I wish KDE menus had an option to work like RISC OS menus.

True, but then again, for me, I went through the New Zealand schooling system which was wall to wall Acorn, Amiga and Apple ;)

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twenex Member since:
2006-04-21

I was lucky enough to use Archimedes in school for only a few months. As for Amigas in schools, here, in the UK, IF ONLY!

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