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Re: Port Janus-UAE to Linux and add support for AROS M68k.
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Look fatman2021, you clearly have no clue about anything you are you trying to do here. For example instead of looking up what an API really is, you just make up your own definition and write off the people who are trying correct you as nitpickers and naysayers. What kind of reaction do you expect?

Posted on: 2013/9/30 16:35
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Re: Port Janus-UAE to Linux and add support for AROS M68k.
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You should talk..... You have been nothing but dismissive the entire time...

fwiw: only the last remark from BSzili was imo dismissive. The rest was either the plain (and perhaps hard) truth and an attempt to make joke (which i experienced as rather funny tbh, especially the last one because of his typo).

There is no need to get into an argument about it, rather it would be nice if you could express _exactly_ what it is you are trying to achieve so people are given the opportunity to give more directional answers that make sence.

This talking around corners is not going to cut it in the end.

with respect,

Posted on: 2013/9/30 16:15
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Re: Port Janus-UAE to Linux and add support for AROS M68k.
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You should talk..... You have been nothing but dismissive the entire time...

Posted on: 2013/9/30 15:42
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Re: Port Janus-UAE to Linux and add support for AROS M68k.
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Isn't it nice when constructive criticism is arrogantly dismissed?

Posted on: 2013/9/30 14:15
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Posted on: 2013/9/30 12:30
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Re: Port Janus-UAE to Linux and add support for AROS M68k.
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It looks like you're trying to duplicate what phoenixconsole is doing with Broadway-X, but without really knowing what you're doing. Maybe you should pursue a less ambitious project.

Posted on: 2013/9/30 6:14
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Port Janus-UAE to Linux and add support for AROS M68k.
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Upon completion a user will be able to execute AROS M68k applications either by clicking on a icon on the desktop or by executing the Janus-UAE from the command line the same way that one would execute windows programs in Linux using wine.

By default the AROS M68K applications should execute without having to load AROS wanderer as if it was a normal Linux application.

Posted on: 2013/9/29 21:21

Edited by fatman2021 on 2013/9/30 1:27:58
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