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Posted By: tokai. on 2004/2/9 8:59:22
Yes, HE WANTS YOU! Captain Pegasos WANTS YOU! (for the MorphOS RC5-72 team!)

Why does he want you? Read more in the 'ReadMore' section!
Posted By: Targhan. on 2004/2/7 5:45:00
Again from the MorphOS News source, MorphOS-News.de, it was reported that OpenBSD now supports the Pegasos-I and the Pegasos-II.

The current port maintainer is Dale Rahn.
Posted By: downix. on 2004/2/5 19:32:59
The Pegasos was seen on FixTV and an a deal worked out with the screen-capturer, that footage can be found here.
Posted By: Targhan. on 2004/2/2 18:05:32
PUG-LT website is opened for public consumption.

Give the site a try! Click on the link to visit: pegasos.vkt.lt.
Posted By: Targhan. on 2004/1/31 16:19:49
MorphOS Information at Motorola's Website

Motorola has now added also information about MorphOS to their website.

In the meantime the MorphOS Developer Connection (MDC) has now over 500 registered members.

Source: MorphOS-News.de
Posted By: Targhan. on 2004/1/28 18:38:52
That's right, online sales are returning early! If you're looking for that PegasosII, the wait is over! PegasosPPC.com is back and ready to take your order.

The waters are bluer on the MorphOS side!
Posted By: Targhan. on 2004/1/28 15:40:43
Genesi's Open Desktop Workstation on IBM's Global Solutions Directory.

IBM has put online information about Genesi's Open Desktop Workstation which is based upon the Pegasos mainboard.

The combined reference designs and open standards give the Open Desktop Workstation the flexibility to unleash PowerPC onto the desktops of the workplace and the server racks of the small business.
Posted By: cecilia. on 2004/1/23 15:36:08
DVD Copy Control Association dismiss the case against Andrew Bunner. Bunner was sued by DVD-CCA for distributing the source code to DeCSS on his website."

Also look at this site.

"Written by Norwegian teenager Jon Johansen, the code was initially aimed at letting Linux-based computers play DVDs. However, the code became widely distributed as a means for breaking through, or decrypting, the Content Scrambling System, an anticopying technology the DVD CCA created that most DVDs use.

Norwegian courts ruled last month for a second time that Johansen did not break that country's laws in releasing the DeCSS code online."
Posted By: magnetic. on 2004/1/20 15:32:31
From Stefkos we get manna from Heaven. Its Mini-Show Picture for MorphOS and Pegasos version 1.5.

Website

Download
Posted By: Targhan. on 2004/1/19 23:10:01
Genesi SARL is now listed in the Motorola Alliance Directory.

Under the agreement reached late last week Motorola has begun an investigation into the use of the Pegasos primarily focused on the server and consumer electronics market. Motorola has begun to develop a joint marketing plan to promote and sell the Pegasos with Genesi.

More Info at: MorphOS-News
And: Motorola Alliance Directory