My vote goes to AmiGG (IM for very popular in Poland Gadu-Gadu network).

But OS4Emu is also nice .

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I'd need a time machine to release this in 2004

AmiGG.

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Don't forget Ext2FS and SGIXfs. Both were released in 2004. ;)
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don't forget also about ttengine, reggae, logtool, muicon, and frogger
(unfortunately there is official new version :((( )

Okay, we can have a second vote for best port

best port:
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Basilisk II (removed, not 2004)
DosBox (removed, not 2004)
AlfieSoft
Ext2FS
SGIXfs

best original:
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OS4Emu
Mr. Banana
ShowGirls
FryingPan (removed not 2004)
ripper
Bars'n'Pipes (not 2004)
ldview (pending rename)
amrss(2005? maybe remove? pending Alfie!)
statline
cpu monitor
PolyOrga
AmiGG


pending for confirms:
ttengine (thought this was core?)
reggae (2005?)
logtool (2005)
muicon (2005, beta'd in 2004?)

I think thats it so far. More?

[ Edited by Gelb on 2005/5/30 14:02 ]

Ext2FS and SGIXfs are NOT ports. They are both written completely from scratch.

reggae - old name MosMedia was premiere in 2004
logtool - old name analoger was premiere in 2004
FryingPan - new version 0.4b in 2004

DOSBox was released 24.02.2004 (date of news from PPA).

i think they are all the best. everyone of the developers deserves a round of aplause

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@poundsmack:

I Agree.

MorphOS team, tokai, Chain-Q, itix and all other MorphOS developers and we should not forget our webmaster Targhan you guys are doing a very good job. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

APLAUSE APLAUSE APLAUSE APLAUSE APLAUSE

[ Edited by deb on 2005/5/28 9:20 ]

Well, what's it going to be? Are we going to do a poll? Or did all mentioned sofware reach first place? Else?

Either way, applause indeed for all the hard working and a couple of

How about Aweb?

The new beta versions of Aweb came out in 2004
compiled natively for MOS.


Cheers
Gunnar

Not quite sure if it came out in 2004, but anyway I vote for SimpleMail!!!

give me a top 5 or so and i will make an official poll on the front page. and go...

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Aweb isnt bad, but its still got a long way to go. For example I cant even enter the hotlistmanager without my system locking up. Other then that its looking to be a good browser. I hope some serious work is being done since its looking like it will be the only PPC native browser you can get for some time to come. Voyager isnt supported any longer and iBrowse seems all but dead in development for our platform.

bump! Should we update the list yet?

@poundsmack, hang on to your horses.

Hi Acill,

The bug you describe is a problem of the cvs
snapshot you have tried. It should be
fixed before the next official release.

Personally I was a big fan of Ibrowse for many years.
While Aweb always did some things better than V and IBrowse
in general Ibrowse and Voyager were two years ago
in many ways better than Aweb.

But for V and ibrowse came no new releases
during the last years - in this time the Aweb crew
has added many features and fixed many bugs.
Aweb has noticeable improved during the last year.

I think the next Aweb release will in many
ways a noticeable improvement.

Cheers
Gunnar

bump again. made the topic sticky.

hey Gelb, how many of the AZ softs should be listed? I mean if you actually jump up and down, and ANR is listed again... We might as well not bother to vote We know what is everyone's favorite

Btw... if ports were considered original author(s) should be awarded rather than porting guy. Giving recognition to some lonely Linux coder is not bad idea IMO.

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Thats a really good point! However, if the port has some kind of snazzy MUI gui and other goodies added, maybe both should be recognized? (a good example is the MAME port).