Yokemate of Keyboards
Posts: 12163 from 2003/5/22
From: Germany
> I must have misread then, my eyes just saw "One 1.5GHz model is
> actually supported". I'll add a correction annotation to the video.
Appreciated.
> It seems it has been open-sourced since
...and unrestricted binaries for MorphOS have been made available. There's nothing more to it from my side really. Here just a link to the proper thread (besides the one already linked to above):
https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=7953&forum=9
> I wasn't part of the community back then.
As can be seen from the threads linked to above, the open sourcing of FryingPan was in July/August 2011. While I can see that your MorphOS venture started no later than
March 2011, I really don't know since when you consider yourself part of "the community", admittedly ;-)
> and that the project was dead
This may even be true for a change. Unfortunately, previously commercial projects going open source more often than not seems to mean that they won't be touched ever again by any developer, except for compiling the release state into unrestricted binaries for various platforms. I'm inclined to believe that this is the case for FryingPan as well.
> outside of the IRC channel and this forum, there are not many
> more places to research MorphOS info.
See above for two links to MorphZone threads about the open sourcing of FryingPan and the subsequent release of unrestricted binaries for MorphOS.
> Really you miss the point though, it was more showing that Cd burning
> is now in the OS itself, so there's no need for Fryingpan anyway.
You can be sure that I got your point. It's just that I wanted to clarify that the statement you gave about FryingPan in your review is untrue. Nothing more, nothing less. What you make of this, if anything, is your very own decision really.
> The graphics "benchmarks" were really just a throw-away statement,
> as I paraphrased in the video "[...] claims vary from x to x"
...with the latter "x" said to be "400%" by you. That's exactly why I asked you before where you got this strange number from, i.e. where you heard or read those exact "claims", but so far you've been dodging the question.
> it wasn't really supposed to be a thorough statement
400 is not even in the ballpark of 50.
> just a "yay they're faster, believe who you like, that's all I have".
I'd really decide for myself *who* to believe or not to believe, but in order to do that I'd need to know *who* has made that 400% claim in the first place.