AmigaOS 4.0

[Tainted_Girl]

I've heard that AmigaOS 4.0 has finally been released. Does anyone know where to get it?

[techieMoe]

This site might give you more information:

http://www.hyperion-entertainment.com/

[Tainted_Girl]

I've already tried that site. They are NO help. They don't have the download or any information. By the way does anyone remember the Commodore Amiga? I have an Amiga 500 with the manual and everything but the monitor. I wonder how much it is worth

[antidrugue]

I have an Amiga 500 with the manual and everything but the monitor.

Great ! I have an Amiga 500 too, with everything including the monitor. That thing was the ultimate gaming machine back in the days.

I guess you should email them (info AT hyperion-entertainment.biz) for more details.

[likwid]

What it's worth? Pfft, Its worth is immeasurable! There are some sick games for that thing, I remember this game "It Came from the Desert" with these huge killer ants.

[techieMoe]

What it's worth? Pfft, Its worth is immeasurable! There are some sick games for that thing, I remember this game "It Came from the Desert" with these huge killer ants.

Perhaps I'm dating myself here, but I don't understand the use of the word "sick" in a positive connotation. Could someone explain to me where this started?

[harner]

Not to be a smart ass, but...

From Wikipedia:

Sick or sick can mean:-


In British and Australian English slang: awesome, good. Popularised by Pizza (TV series) in Australia. Popular among youth in Britain.

[techieMoe]

So it started on a British TV show?

[likwid]

Apparently! IDK i've just always heard it.

[fingal]

Wow ... language travels so fast. Kids over here say, 'sick' quite a lot, but more often they say something is 'wicked man'. Apparently 'wicked' started in New England ...

The other thing is about everything being 'safe' as a sign of approval. If I say hello to some people, they just say, 'Safe'.