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From: ralph@mit-atrp.UUCP
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Subject: Workbench improvements
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Date: Fri, 17-Apr-87 11:14:46 EST
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Mitsu's recent message mentions a number of good improvements to the
workbench which will make the Amiga environment for non-hackers a better
one. This is exactly what we need Commodore to realize: that a smooth
and fast workbench will make those Amiga 500's sell (as well as the great
price). I have to continue hoping that the speed of drawer opening will
also improve as well. I think I'll direct the following questions at CBM
directly:

Dear CBM folks:
  - Are these kind of improvements to the workbench being considered ?
  - If they are, when will we see them ?
  - If they are not being considered, why not ?
  - If you have no plans to do them, will you help us do them
    by giving us more information on how it is done ?

Sorry to single you folks out, but I, and others, feel that the future
of the Amiga very dependent on such improvements ! And we want the
Amiga line to go as far as it can. This means that "everyone" that trys
out an Amiga *has* to feel like it was easy,fast and exciting. This requires
ease of use and MINIMUM delays in operation.

  Thanks for listening,
                Ralph