@Cego

I agree with everything you wrote above. Official OS4 owners and managers as well as most of its users and supporters has done nothing but tormenting, haunting, and trying to shoot down the MorphOS project with FUD and BS legal threats since the very beginning. The owners of OS4 established themselves as crooks and scammers pretty early on, and the OS4 history is paved with profiteering on substandard and more or less broken stuff to a cheering crowd of misleads. And now when it has become obvious to most people that OS4 stalled in a ditch, then suddenly voices are raised about "cooperation", which in practice means nothing else than the MorphOS team should simply surrender and one-sided hand over everything valuable in the MorphOS to the people that has done nothing but fight and trying to kill MorphOS off in the past. "One-sided", because OS4 doesn't have anything needed or wanted by MorphOS.

Looking back from where we are now, it is obvious that OS4 was never more than a side track, a parenthesis, and a dead-end. It was always redundant, never offering anything to the community that an already existing option would do better. Let it fade away silently...

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Speaking of browsers as a "cooperation example", the difference between "Timberwolf" and "Odyssey" is very telling. The Timberwolf project bent over backwards in their effort to make an Open Source project proprietary in essence with the sole purpose of preventing MorphOS and AROS from benefiting the slightest from the community funded Open Source project. Cooperation? Then they grabbed the money and ran off before even releasing a functioning product. Odyssey on the other hand was a finished and good quality Amiga style browser on MorphOS that went from proprietary to open source for all parts of the community to benefit from. AROS has recently released the 1.25 version, for example.