Gorilla1000kg

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by Gorilla1000kg 3y ago
Cloanto does not singularly hold the authority to make AmigaOS open source. As you well know, the ownership and legal rights to AmigaOS have been entangled in intricate legal matters, particularly following the involvement of Hyperion Enter
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by Gorilla1000kg 3y ago
Based on our current understanding, the Amiga documents appear to be accurate, including the identification of the individual funding Hyperion. Their actions have caused considerable frustration. For years, they lied to us, fostering a clim
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by Gorilla1000kg 3y ago
Yep - you summed it up best. We're all tired of the bullshit and many missed opportunities. It's sad to see what the Amiga has become, but despite everything, the Amiga spirit is experiencing a renaissance, with more activity and
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by Gorilla1000kg 3y ago
You have it wrong - The assertion that Cloanto harbored concerns over potential market loss to Hyperion's AmigaOS 3.2 for use in emulators doesn't hold up when considering Cloanto offers ROM images at a nominal cost—essentially a
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by Gorilla1000kg 3y ago
The situation surrounding Amiga's legacy and its preservation is significantly more complex than it appears at first glance. Cloanto, holding a sincere desire for the Amiga's continuity, possesses the rights for the emulation of v
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by Gorilla1000kg 3y ago
A friend shared this thread with me... he said I should share my story. Joining my "friend's" startup, I hoped to use my experience and connections to guide and support the team. My friend, twenty years my junior and someone