Re: [Ql-Users] Stella

2017-03-22 Thread Dave Park
Tony

So, what *IS* happening with Stella?

With quiet deference, not personally knowing your policy on sacrifices,

Dave

On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 at 2:18 AM, Urs Koenig (QL)  wrote:

> Tony Tebby wrote:
> > 5) The only real barrier is ignorance. The story of Android is
> illustrative. If, in
> > 2005, Google had known that they could have developed an entirely new
> > operating system and had it up and running sooner than trying to kludge
> > something out of Linux, would they have bought Android Inc. for $50M? Of
> > course not, but they did not know.
> First, glad to read from you again!
>
> Having to deal with all kind of Windows and Linux systems in my
> professional
> life, I must say that the pain is not big enough for most people and the
> industry to rethink and restart. That's how human function, look at cars or
> electricity for example. Even with global warming and GAU's like Chernobyl
> and Fukushima rethinking and revolution are slow and with hurdles.
>
> Anyhow, I still spend approx. an hour a day to keep your legacy alive. The
> QL/E distribution - made with my limited skills and capabilities - is an
> offspring which is a handy thing to run, experience and show
> what-could-have-been. At least those 500+ completed downloads since April
> 2015 prove some interest is still there.
>
> http://sinclairql.net/repository.html#QLE
>
> Urs
>
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Re: [Ql-Users] Stella

2017-03-22 Thread Urs Koenig (QL)
Tony Tebby wrote:
> 5) The only real barrier is ignorance. The story of Android is
illustrative. If, in
> 2005, Google had known that they could have developed an entirely new
> operating system and had it up and running sooner than trying to kludge
> something out of Linux, would they have bought Android Inc. for $50M? Of
> course not, but they did not know.
First, glad to read from you again!

Having to deal with all kind of Windows and Linux systems in my professional
life, I must say that the pain is not big enough for most people and the
industry to rethink and restart. That's how human function, look at cars or
electricity for example. Even with global warming and GAU's like Chernobyl
and Fukushima rethinking and revolution are slow and with hurdles.

Anyhow, I still spend approx. an hour a day to keep your legacy alive. The
QL/E distribution - made with my limited skills and capabilities - is an
offspring which is a handy thing to run, experience and show
what-could-have-been. At least those 500+ completed downloads since April
2015 prove some interest is still there.

http://sinclairql.net/repository.html#QLE

Urs

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