Hello All,
On Fri, May 5, 2001, at 02:18 PM, Ian wrote:
Ken Shillito wrote:
by twiddling with the code. The whole architecture of the OS is far
slicker than many others. And yes, before 100 people point it out,
The resons the Amiga`s OS is so efficient include:
1. Amiga's
Hello Julian
On 07-May-01, you wrote:
I shall state something very heretical, Do you think it
might be the right time to consider officially involving the
people who have worked on AWeb and IBrowse, as well as those
working on Voyager, for the purpose of establishing a workable
JAVA
Ken Shillito wrote:
by twiddling with the code. The whole architecture of the OS is far
slicker than many others. And yes, before 100 people point it out,
The resons the Amiga`s OS is so efficient include:
1. Amiga's messages between tasks send pointers to the memory of the
[...]
2.
From: Ian Greenway [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lars Svoldgaard wrote:
Amiga is so efficient because it's so slow. There's not a lot of
horsepower available, so the programmers have to optimize the software
to make it run at an acceptable speed. An amiga just isn't fast enough
to run Java at
Hello,
On Tue, May 1, 2001, at 02:54 PM, you wrote:
From: Don Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED], Apr 30
On 29-Apr-01, Ken Shillito wrote:
What the above does show, is the urgency of getting CSS
going on the Amiga - many of the tags which we must use
for style are already deprecated,
On 2. maj 2001, Julian Aronowitz wrote:
As for JAVA, I don't think the problem is so serious. So far
as I can see, the proportion of pages using Java is not
increasing. I suspect that Java would run too slowly on 68K
Amigas.
No one has said why JAVA would run too slowly on 68K type
On Wed, May 02, 2001 at 03:16:39AM -0400, Julian Aronowitz wrote:
Good point, except, I do not run *any* background programs
like DOpus or Enforcer or SnoopDOS, and I have usually had V get
stuck. Why is that? In fact, until someone can show me how to
prevent V from being such a memory
Hello Lars
On 02-May-01, Lars Svoldgaard wrote:
Amiga is so efficient because it's so slow. There's not a lot of
horsepower available, so the programmers have to optimize the software
to make it run at an acceptable speed. An amiga just isn't fast enough
to run Java at an acceptable pace,
Lars Svoldgaard wrote:
Amiga is so efficient because it's so slow. There's not a lot of
horsepower available, so the programmers have to optimize the software
to make it run at an acceptable speed. An amiga just isn't fast enough
to run Java at an acceptable pace, plus not many users have
