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The Amiga port isn't live. It hasn't been maintained for a while IIRC. There are two important points that shouldn't be forgotten about aggressively pushing cr
by weland 13y ago
The Amiga port isn't live. It hasn't been maintained for a while IIRC.
There are two important points that shouldn't be forgotten about aggressively pushing cross-platform: it retains developers and exposes bugs. There's a great deal of usefulness behind it, beyond simply making it obvious that the workstations we get today are shit.
- sliverstorm 13y agoOk, Amiga was just an example I pulled off the top of my head. I am not suggesting all legacy platforms need to be cut. I'm suggesting that it's possibly an acceptable risk, and also if a replacement UltraSPARC simply cannot be sourced, there can't be that many developers working on UltraSPARC anyway. (Just as an example)