In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>I am learning it's a complex market. I like the Q60. I like the idea of >the Goldfire, and I like the work I've seen so far. It's far better than >most of us could manage (myself included) and we need to make it happen, >not slip through our fingers due to lack of interest, or "market forces" >*smiles* I'm not going to deliberately make and sell something that will >make another project suffer. Instead, I'm working closely with Nasta and >others (since Nasta is truly the centre of development atm) to make >*compatible* products that have a market (QL add-ons) that doesn't compete >with the Goldfire or Q60, but enhances both. If the hardware developers can successfully co-operate then it will benefit all of us, as users have different needs, as well as different amounts that they can afford to spend. I would really like my QL system networked with everything else, so it means ethernet is a good option. We do need to enhance our hardware by leaps and bounds, this will then lead to more innovative software being written. -- Malcolm Cadman
