🚀 go-pugleaf

In <4kj6t9$k4n@cloner2.ix.netcom.com>, apierre@ix.netcom.com(Anthony R Pierre) writes:
>Agreed. With Scala, I can easily do things with my Amiga that the PC
>people can only dream about. Until now that is. And yes, the upgrade
>price to MM400 is very reasonable. Like a "good-bye and thanks for the
>memories" price. There is a key word that you used in your above
>message, that is the word IF. IF the PA is successful (according to
>who..) and even to me, IF it is ever made. Also remember, it will be at
>least 1 1/2 yrs before the PA is released (if). So, in the mean time,
>no more upgrades (and I dont mean bug fixes either). Sounds like
>'good-bye' to me.

Frankly Mr. Pierre, I believe you have a myopic view of us and the future of
the beloved Amiga.  Please do me the great favor of reading the Scala IRC
logs, which have been published in the recent issues of Amiga Report.  I
believe it will shed more light on the issues that concern you, the Amiga
and our company.  Please pay particular attention to why we cannot use
the existing source code for the current version of our software 



Regards,

John Chang
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