🚀 go-pugleaf

In <1996Apr12.153727.5690@scala.scala.com> john.chang@scala.com writes:
>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 

I am sorry Mr. Chang for my myopic view of Scala and the Amiga. Don't
get me wrong. I enjoy Scala and think that it is a wonderful program. I
really don't like using PC's, but as we know, the world doen't run on
Amiga's. Watching all the Amiga developers disappear over the last 9yrs
(for me) is not positive. I have an Opalvision board that served me
well, but no modules. I also bought it because a Scala rep told me at
the last WOA in NY, that it would be supported. Nothing. Now, MM400
will be the last upgrade for the Amiga as we know it. With Viscorp in
the picture now, who knows what will happen. Scala is in the business
to make money. I have no problem with that at all. But that still
doesn't change the way I feel about being someone that has supported
Scala and now will be basically abandoned.