Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 2nd Dec 2007 00:00 UTC, submitted by AlexZOP
Amiga OS4.0 for Classic Amigas is now available. "ACube Systems Srl is pleased to to announce the immediate availability of the awaited AmigaOS 4.0 for Amiga 1200, 3000(T) or 4000(T) with a PowerPC CPU, developed by Hyperion Entertainment VOF. It is now possible to benefit of all the features of this new AmigaOS release, an operating system famous for its efficiency and small footprint. AmigaOS 4.0, thanks to its power and optimization, succeeds in using at the maximum even systems running at 160Mhz, allowing the multimedia performances and the usability everyone expects from AmigaOS."
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RE[5]: Amiga OS4.0 Classic
by miksuh on Mon 3rd Dec 2007 00:48
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Member since:2006-08-13
IBrowse had tabs something like 10 years ago
RE[6]: Amiga OS4.0 Classic
by superstoned on Mon 3rd Dec 2007 09:43
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Member since:2005-07-07
It's lovely it had it first, but that doesn't mean it does it best - firefox had tabbed browsing before Konqueror, but konqi does it better. EG scrollwheel scrolls through tabs, you can dragn'ndrop tabs between windows or detach them, I want 'undo close tab', etcetera.
Of course, I want tabbed filebrowsing as well. And splitscreen functionality as well.
Same goes for the multiple desktops - I just use 4 of them, so the ability to have 100 I don't care about. But I do care about being able to drag windows from one desktop to another, both using the window itself and via the widget which shows the desktops. And of course with a 'send to desktop' right mouse menu.
Stuff like that ;-)
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Hmmm, depends on the app of course. things like movable and configurable toolbars and shortcuts in each app, and flexible notification systems, full network transparancy etc I consider basics. So for applications, I'd say I like good tabbed browsing in my browser. Not retarded like IE 7 or Firefox, but GOOD. So drag'n'drop between windows and such. A nice, usable filedialog (I currently consider the KDE one the best I know, though the KDE 4 one might be better. But I don't know Amiga's one).
What else... Well, the desktop stuff: good medianotifications, configurable panels, multiple desktops, good and configurable window management... Lots of stuff, you see ;-)