• Re: Amiga sucks!

    From curtis newton@21:1/5 to All on Thu Oct 21 13:08:21 2021
    been 2 days of fiddeling with WinUae to get myself some idea of what amiga could do at the time

    it's really a bad system, maybe it was pioneer at the time, with workbench and all that
    I made a lot of games running with WhdLoad, most games could not be run from floppy

    but let's face it...you did not have an amiga but a pc ? well good for you
    most of amiga games were available on better systems, with better resolutions amiga is a lame piece of shit

    maybe back in the day it was something, but now it's gone, and it's a good thing
    FUCK amiga, that thing is horseshit, I just wasted 2 days of my life for nothing

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  • From Pierre Scotney@21:1/5 to curtis newton on Fri Oct 22 17:45:41 2021
    On Thu, 21 Oct 2021 13:08:21 -0700 (PDT)
    curtis newton <jet3ncul3youtub3@gmail.com> wrote:

    been 2 days of fiddeling with WinUae to get myself some idea of what
    amiga could do at the time

    it's really a bad system, maybe it was pioneer at the time, with
    workbench and all that I made a lot of games running with WhdLoad,
    most games could not be run from floppy

    but let's face it...you did not have an amiga but a pc ? well good
    for you most of amiga games were available on better systems, with
    better resolutions amiga is a lame piece of shit

    maybe back in the day it was something, but now it's gone, and it's a
    good thing FUCK amiga, that thing is horseshit, I just wasted 2 days
    of my life for nothing


    Hi Curtis,

    The Amiga is an old computer platform and much more simpler compared
    modern PCs. Amiga users spent many years adding and enhancing their
    systems to keep up with advancements. Because the stock Amiga hardware
    did not advance much beyond the original chip set games did lag
    behind what was available for PCs by the mid 1990s.

    The Amiga community will continue supporting the users from the
    Commodore years who are already aware of the platforms limitations and
    help newcomers who are interested in our little corner of computer
    history.

    Sorry that your experience was not what you hoped.

    Best wishes
    Pierre

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  • From KP KP@21:1/5 to David Meyer on Tue Aug 16 08:06:02 2022
    On Wednesday, October 12, 1994 at 9:42:00 PM UTC-7, David Meyer wrote:
    Lauri Aalto (kil...@spit.fipnet.fi) wrote:
    : Paul Gaske (pga...@gucis.cit.gu.edu.au) wrote:
    : > People wouldn't bother. PC's are cheap. They'd just buy the next model
    : > up.
    : PCs are *not* cheap. They need a lot of extra hardware to get them running : minimally. One will have to buy those "required" updates all the time. And : all the software costs more than for the Amiga ($1000...$100000 vs.
    : $0...$1000).
    Not true. When my darling's '286 became unreliable (and unrepairable)(and unupgradable) we shelved it (the garbage men refused to take it) and I
    did some serious shopping for a replacement. Picked up a '486SX and a new monitor (old one not compatible) for around $1,000! Does a fine job
    running WordStar for DOS (primary function). Yeah, so I commented out the line to load Windows - she hates GUI anyway. True, it can't do lots of
    things that my A3000 can, but she doesn't care. It does everything she
    wants to do. Now, if she wanted sound, or SCSI, or video, or ... just
    about anything, she would have to pay extra. She doesn't want tha stuff.
    She is a dedicated playwright and that box is her typewriter with a
    memory. Even TALKING about multitasking confuses her.
    Amiga ahead of it's time.

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  • From KP KP@21:1/5 to Pierre Scotney on Tue Aug 16 08:05:18 2022
    On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 11:45:48 PM UTC-7, Pierre Scotney wrote:
    On Thu, 21 Oct 2021 13:08:21 -0700 (PDT)
    curtis newton <jet3ncul...@gmail.com> wrote:

    been 2 days of fiddeling with WinUae to get myself some idea of what
    amiga could do at the time

    it's really a bad system, maybe it was pioneer at the time, with
    workbench and all that I made a lot of games running with WhdLoad,
    most games could not be run from floppy

    but let's face it...you did not have an amiga but a pc ? well good
    for you most of amiga games were available on better systems, with
    better resolutions amiga is a lame piece of shit

    maybe back in the day it was something, but now it's gone, and it's a
    good thing FUCK amiga, that thing is horseshit, I just wasted 2 days
    of my life for nothing

    Hi Curtis,

    The Amiga is an old computer platform and much more simpler compared
    modern PCs. Amiga users spent many years adding and enhancing their
    systems to keep up with advancements. Because the stock Amiga hardware
    did not advance much beyond the original chip set games did lag
    behind what was available for PCs by the mid 1990s.

    The Amiga community will continue supporting the users from the
    Commodore years who are already aware of the platforms limitations and
    help newcomers who are interested in our little corner of computer
    history.

    Sorry that your experience was not what you hoped.

    Best wishes
    Pierre
    I produce Drum and Bass on the 1000.

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  • From KP KP@21:1/5 to Martin Caspersson on Sat Nov 5 08:09:41 2022
    On Wednesday, October 12, 1994 at 2:59:50 AM UTC-7, Martin Caspersson wrote:
    : Alexander Stirmlinger
    : al...@picard.hn.bawue.de
    I wanted to thank all you commode door supporters for sending me
    10,000 pieces of email. I never thought you guys would band together
    like a pack of bee's defending the nest. I never thought owing an Amiga
    was such a sore spot for all you guys. Well, I guess it would be for me
    too if I went out and spent thousands of dollars on a piece of crap that >became outdated in a few months. I understand. I feel your pain.
    Perhaps next time you guys go to buy a computer, you MIGHT want to buy
    one that has been in business over 2 weeks. I recommend a Radio Shack >special, or better yet, I think you still have time to buy a TI-994a.
    Or what you could do to save yourself some time...Just go into a
    computer store and bend over. HA!
    It think this guy just has to piss someone off. When it didn't work that
    good the first time, he tries it again. Well, I won't make this guy happy by letting him aggrivate me.
    Teri pudi

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  • From KP KP@21:1/5 to curtis newton on Sat Nov 5 08:15:27 2022
    On Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 1:08:22 PM UTC-7, curtis newton wrote:
    been 2 days of fiddeling with WinUae to get myself some idea of what amiga could do at the time

    it's really a bad system, maybe it was pioneer at the time, with workbench and all that
    I made a lot of games running with WhdLoad, most games could not be run from floppy

    but let's face it...you did not have an amiga but a pc ? well good for you most of amiga games were available on better systems, with better resolutions amiga is a lame piece of shit

    maybe back in the day it was something, but now it's gone, and it's a good thing
    FUCK amiga, that thing is horseshit, I just wasted 2 days of my life for nothing
    Amiga is ahead of it's time. Clown.

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