Comment Re:Its not Dead, Jim! (Score 1) 292
I wanted to start with something harsh and crass, but I will refrain.
If an Amiga (anything) can beat your PII, I would seriously examine to issues with your PII, as it is either dead or dying.
As an animation freak, the Amiga was a superb tool when combined with a Video Toaster, in 1992. However, it was quickly passed over by a lot of animation software that worked quite well on a 486dx4/100. No one in the studio I worked in would touch the amiga after the Pentiums were released.
Any Amiga fans need to accept the fact that the Amiga is dead and should remain so.
If an Amiga (anything) can beat your PII, I would seriously examine to issues with your PII, as it is either dead or dying.
As an animation freak, the Amiga was a superb tool when combined with a Video Toaster, in 1992. However, it was quickly passed over by a lot of animation software that worked quite well on a 486dx4/100. No one in the studio I worked in would touch the amiga after the Pentiums were released.
Any Amiga fans need to accept the fact that the Amiga is dead and should remain so.
