o Pete WullieW Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> so whats happened to vapor... Hmm, don't ask 'what happened to vapor', but ask 'waht happened to Amiga in whole'. Yes, men, most people nowadays consider Amiga as a hobby, as, AFAICS, vapor ever did, treating their work 'work' as their hobby. And hey, doing something with Internet applications is not a bad hobby at all. > are they gonna admit that they are dead No, they aren't, I believe, and I can see, at least for Dave, Matt and Olli, they are still around, lookling what is going on. > and dont intend to give us any more updates.. Hmm, what, if they are short in time. Even a beta release needs some testings to avoid the worst and most harmful scenarios. > run with the profits Hmm, what profits? I think registering contributions is mostly eaten up by vapor.com (the web site and trelatedstuff, as this mailing list). > and bugger off to afganistan! ??? > we need updates, Yes. We do. But we are just a small number of people still hanging with Amiga ... > we paid registration! Yes, we did. But for most of us, that was long ago. And some of us (registering NetConnect) didn't know that Olli&Co didn't receive our money :\ > and Ive given you plenty of ideas! Ideas, bug reports, suggestions ... Well, as Benny said before, they have a live. it is not their solely job to implement our wishes (and I have a lot of wishes, mostly pointig to MD2 and Voy). To summarize, vapor is not dead, just busy. Sorry for bad English, and maybe not being polite: it was a long night ... flori -- ___________________________________________________________________ AmIRC Mailing List - http://www.vapor.com/amirc/ AmIRC FAQ......: http://faq.vapor.com/amirc/ Listserver Help: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=HELP Unsubscribe....: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?Subject=UNSUBSCRIBE
