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From: srp@modcomp.UUCP (Steve Pietrowicz)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Request for testers for Color X11 for Amiga
Message-ID: <169@modcomp.UUCP>
Date: 3 Jul 89 18:13:54 GMT
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in article <20014@cup.portal.com>, Doug_B_Erdely@cup.portal.com says:
> 
> Doug, you will have to forgive Steve, he is a Sysop on Compu$erve. :) :)
> 

Doug, we've already forgiven you for being on portal.  ;-)

> And Steve, If you had actually READ the messages, you would have noticed that
> the gent in question has worked alot with Amigas. In fact he has written
> several programs! If I may ask, when is the last time YOU wrote an
> Amiga program?

And if *you* had been following the thread and watched everything he said,
he never made mention that he did any Amiga work up to the point which 
I posted.  In fact, from what he was saying it didn't look like he'd done 
anything on the Amiga, but as they say, that's already been established.

The last significant Amiga program I wrote was ACO, a graphics/sound 
conferencing program that was in use on PeopleLink for over a year.  (It's
use fizzled out around last summer, so I pulled it).  It was pretty popular
during it's time.  They talked about it in several of the Amiga mags.

All I was trying to do was point out that someone shouldn't comment on X
without having seen it first, and certainly not without having used it.
-- 
Stephen R. Pietrowicz    UUCP: ...!uunet!modcomp!srp      CIS: 73047,2313
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