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Sorry, I don't speak German. Also, it's best if you reply to the original thread and you can talk to me there. I found your posting here by complete accident. Bit weird to reply to someone's forum post by starting a new thread on a totally different forum. I don't think anyone frequents these forums...

Well I was going to just use BlueZ, but yes I wouldn't even bother if there wouldn't be at least a bit of engagement from the owners.

I've yet to see one that didn't simply replicate options readily available elsewhere - in the window gadgets, in the menu etc.. Real waste of space.

Function menu is that ugly thing copied from MUI? ugh, no thank you.

Recently acquired a Sam 460ex to use as my main Amiga going forwards. Wondering what I should install first to get to latest good baseline OS4.1 install? This being my first OS4 machine. It has 4.1FE Update 1 on it. I guess I should install: - EUAE - RuninUAE - AmiSSL latest version - a web browser?...

Thanks for the link. Andy Broad again! Wow that guy is prolific. Didn't he make AWNPipe in the first place? Maybe I'm confusing him with someone else. My own idea for Python GUI was to port wxwidgets to run over reaction and then port wxpython. But that was in 2005 and I don't even know if wxpython ...

I haven't come across ProAction. Link please? I had a similar notion to use AWNPipe.

Jamie, back in the day I had plans to port SWIG so that we could automatically make python wrappers for C APIs.

Hi again, I hope you got my email earlier today. My first question is, where can one get the existing OS4 Amiga Python sources? As I mentioned, the Frieden's denied my request to collaborate many years ago. Regarding GUI, my own ideas, in 2005, where to (a) use AWNPipe, which is awesome or (b) port ...

Thanks! I will

My point regarding the online versions of applications is that, you're never ever going to get native Amiga ports of those. AmiCygnix and ports of Linux equivalents is one option. But the other option - and the one that would mean Amiga remains viable as a hobby platform for years to come - would be...