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Rigo |
Published: 2007/4/20 14:46 Updated:
2007/4/20 14:46
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Supreme Council
Joined: 11/19/2006
From: London, England
Comments: 1390
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Re: Reprint of the Amiga Guru Book
It might be an idea to have a word with Ralf and try to update it a bit. Although there is lots of usefull info in there, a lot is now considered obsolete from what I'm told.
Simon |
AndreasM |
Published: 2007/4/20 15:25 Updated:
2007/4/20 15:25
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Quite a regular
Joined: 02/15/2007
From: Germany
Comments: 687
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Re: Reprint of the Amiga Guru Book
I dont think that we can Update the book. Its only a reprint.
one problem ist taht Ralf are very busy. The other is, and donmt forget please, the amiga market is very small. we talk here for a reprint with 50-100 copies. |
ssolie |
Published: 2007/4/20 17:30 Updated:
2007/4/20 17:30
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Amigans Defender
Joined: 11/26/2006
From: Canada
Comments: 986
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Re: Reprint of the Amiga Guru Book
I think this is an essential book for any Amiga OS programmers out there even if you use some clone or emulator system. Yes it contains some ancient information which is no longer correct but for the most part it is correct and worth getting.
I don't think anybody knows how long it will be until we see another book as detailed and complete as this one is. Programmers should also have a copy of the Amiga Dev CD to go along with it. |
Rigo |
Published: 2007/4/20 19:55 Updated:
2007/4/20 19:55
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Supreme Council
Joined: 11/19/2006
From: London, England
Comments: 1390
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Re: Reprint of the Amiga Guru Book
Well, I'd certainly be up for one anyway, just to say I have it :)
And to support a worthy cause, of course :) Simon |