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   >>Delfina does not seem to be interested in actually supplying the
   >>programmers with any prototype or development boards.
   >
   >Well, maybe you didn't know that the company is not a multinational
   >billion dollar company able to just give the cards for free
   >to everyone? Maybe there just isn't enough money in Amiga business
   >for company to start throwing away thousands of dollars even

   I never said that I want them to donate a card to me for nothing. What
   I have in mind is what C= used to do. As a developer I was able to
   negotiate a reasonable loan on new models of equipment. I would have
   a board on loan for 3-6 months, at the end of this term I either had
   to return the board to C= or they would invoice me for it. I can't
   see why this could not be the case with other companies.

We haven't had any offers or inquiries about this kind of arrangement.
I think it would not be impossible with a quite limited number of 
developers. However, like Pauli said, we are a small company, and can't 
put very much money on cards on loan. A 3 month loan period would be a 
more feasible option than 6 months.

As for other developer support and incompleted software, Teemu wrote
a post that should clear it up. Now as we support AHI, the audio 
software made for Delfina should work (upto a point) with other 
audio hardware as well, excluding DSP specific stuff and the 
minimizing of CPU usage.

Developers, please write about your ideas and suggestions. We can't 
afford to make the mistake of the big ones and overlook what people
have to say.

-JP

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