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Article #6088Re: MUI is not crashing
From: Flexy
Date: Tue, 02 Apr 1996 02:50
Date: Tue, 02 Apr 1996 02:50
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>You are right .. MUI must be a standard for amiga, Amiga-Tech seems to think the >same way, the Surfer package shows this, with the exeption of VooDoo ,all the >other clients are MUI appz. Who says this "MUI must be standard" ?! Ridiculous....what do you tell the standard "amiga-surfer-package"-buyer with his 2 Megs of Ram....how it is fun to run applications like AmiIRC..AmFTP..Mindwalker...or similiar...making heavy use of the (yeah yeah so great) MUI ? Don't forget MUI is a "alien"-program...which means every application programmed using it also relies on ITS bugs...and its behaviour..besides of this its also shareware (means you have to pay for it)..why should (my gewd i hope not)..AT implement it in their systemsoftware ? (It's sad enough many good apps like IBrowse or sth. use it...) Comes the day MUI is a 100% real part of the Amiga i sell mine and step over to Win95 ! I know from my own experience...it is more or less *** impossibl e*** to run applications using MUI3.x with standard vanilla A1200....i agree this is a "Lamerconfig" and after i (finally) am the owner of a Turbooard with a load of additional Fastram MUI doesnt seem a bit better to me ! It is still slow....many thing don't make sense..... How about 50000x times pressing some gadget for just changing a colour on the screen or changing the screenmode ? How about palettegadgets or colorwheels which come up in black/white ? Pressing a gadget first loads a library from disk...look at applications...they load 200 or more files (Snoopdos) until they start ? What is good with MUI ? Look at how it fragments your memory.....after few times starting some MUI-app you can reboot because it fragments memory like what do i know else... I think people (i.e. programmers) use MUI because there currently is no alternative (i mean a real one ;) using OO Boopsie-Whoopsie and this all very very (yawn) important features MUI offers...with look to the future...all very homogene and "yes..it all makes that much sense".... Maybe some programmers should look what it all leads to...a few times ago it was use you could setup your preferences (of a particular application) WITH *IN* it...colorrequesters...screenrequesters...it is/was all there (in the OS)...today i need 5 Megs of Ram and the same ammount on HD to do the same (and then maybe with lots of bugs and not logical and slow) as does MUI..... Ok..i stop...(to calm down a bit...;) Greets
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Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!zrz.TU-Berlin.DE!news From: starecjc@hydra.zrz.TU-Berlin.DE (Flexy) Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.networking Subject: Re: MUI is not crashing Date: Tue, 2 Apr 96 02:50:34 Organization: Independent Message-ID: <19960402.E17C0E8.2EA4@hydra.zrz.tu-berlin.de> NNTP-Posting-Host: hydra.zrz.tu-berlin.de