Re: [ql-users] Quality of Software

2004-04-13 Thread Wolfgang Lenerz
On 10 Apr 2004 at 17:50, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
(...)
 
 Yet future has to hold something new and better for us to move forward 
 with ... this maintains interest.
 

Wouldn't something in the shape of (better) applications be nicer?

Wolfgang


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Re: [ql-users] Quality of Software

2004-04-10 Thread Malcolm Cadman
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Wolfgang Lenerz 
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On 9 Apr 2004 at 20:22, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
(...)
With the QL we already have many divergent routes, that inevitably leave
some users outside - original QDOS on original hardware and its
upgrades, SMSQ, QXL cards, Q40's and Q60's, emulators like QPC2 and
QEmulator.
And let's not forget the Aurora.

One heartening thing, though, on most of these machines:

SMSQ/E runs on them and presents a unified OS.


Is there an answer that will keep enough in common to keep us all
interested ?
Isn't that enough?
It is good ... that is why we are still here.

Yet future has to hold something new and better for us to move forward 
with ... this maintains interest.

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Re: [ql-users] Quality of Software

2004-04-09 Thread Malcolm Cadman
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Wolfgang Lenerz 
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On 7 Apr 2004 at 23:11, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
That is the different approach - the latter is a hard-coded OS with some
system software support.  The former is a soft-loaded OS with some
hardware support.
I wonder about SMSQ/E then

It can be hard or soft loaded - even on the same machine.

:-)))
Wolfgang
Yes, great that with SMSQ/E we can be different :-)

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