The MorphOS team has released MorphOS 1.4.5 PowerUp for Commodore A1200, A3000 and A4000 computers equipped with PowerPC accelerator cards by phase5 & DCE. The MorphOS team does not provide any support, but community support is here.
The MorphOS team has released MorphOS 1.4.5 PowerUp for Commodore A1200, A3000 and A4000 computers equipped with PowerPC accelerator cards by phase5 & DCE. The MorphOS team does not provide any support, but community support is here.
Thanks for all work you have put in this project. I’m happy I can call you my friends. 🙂 Hope we can attract some more user and gain a good ground on wich we can extend our hobby: Amiga.
Now, rock the Amiga world with 1.5 release!
It a 2hour demo
Nope. You only need to register, and you’ll get everything for free.
Well, AmigaOS-like systems lack of good browser. Polish developer, Marcin “marcik” Kwiatkowski, is working on KHTML port for MorphOS.
http://www.ppa.pl/artykuly/artykul.php?idd=2&ids=27&id=777
http://www.ppa.pl/artykuly/artykul.php?idd=2&ids=27&id=778
— there’s english version, too!
You can now preorder your copy to run on the AMiga !
http://www.gameshop.ro/games.php?game_ID=591
This year is gona be a winner!
First, Google IM client, then Amiga OS 4, now DukeNukem Forever!!!
thats bull shit duke forever will never be made to run on AMiga. plus this is not listed on the dnf website, which also says that if anybody is taking pre orders they are trying to steal your money.
MorphOS should do something smart which is move to x86 like apple did
MorphOS is an OS which was… and is creating for PPC architecture and *only* for it. IMO: It’s good decision. Next nonstandard OS for x86 is needless. Isn’t it?
My biggest complaint is the lack of support for common Amiga video cards. Also, no AGA support. That means that even with three different PPC accelerated Amigas, I can’t run it on any of them.
Totally agree. I can’t run it on my machine, and nor can my friend who has two machines. Most Amiga users has upgraded and expanded their machines and the most spread expansion isn’t supported (Mediator, which adds PCI slots and there, a gfx-card is often used) so this is sort of an anti-climax. Nice that it’s out, shame that there’s a very restrictive hardware support so in the end, there’s a very slim group of users that can try it out..
A mediator driver still may happen. 2 things are mandatory for that, a third might help additionally:
1. A mediator board for the developers (they haven’t) (mandatory)
2. Documentation for the mediator (they haven’t) (mandatory)
3. Donations for a mediator support bounty (well, money is always welcome, I guess) (might help)
AGA chipset lacks hi/true colour modes.
I’m sorry but these are the facts.
A VERY VERY NICE gift, but it would not hurt to add in Chip Set support, and a watered down version for x86.
x86 won’t happen, most likely not even after hell has frozen.
Nothing will happen, MorphOS guys are unable to do even the most basic QA, MorphOS manages to crash even when you blink.
The entire OS is useless anyways since it’s only available for a handful of so called ‘Elite’ists. I wonder why people report this OS on OSN since nobody can really use it. On various Amiga related pages people report hard issues with it by not getting it run, regular lockups of the system and other not nice happenings.
The most recent problems surrounding MorphOS as a native PowerPC option even made their sponsor Genesi stepping away from it because it’s impossible to work together with these people. Code that has been paid for was never handed over to Genesi, nor did the money that got paid for it not fruit into the results that was expected.
Nowadays the entire OS is in the hands of a small community of ‘Elite’ists who decide on their own who should get the OS or updates of the OS and who not. They are registrating and unregstrating people on their own good will without taking into account whether the people who paid for the product had a legitime right for OS updates AS PROMISED before the bought or not.
So what, nothing to see here, step over to the next thread.