That's a hint of the sort of things you can expect to see in the future if COSA's plans are successful, as we expect they will be. Think big name apps for AmigaOS and revived Amiga software , all being made freely available on the AmigaOS, and you're on the right track. In the meantime, our negotiations are still preliminary and we must remain quiet about them for the timebeing. I hope you understand our reasons. In the meantime, think what we could do if we had a few dollars to spend.
Any suggestions are welcome.
Now Being Accepted As a result of the optimistic outlook, COSA are now focusing on the hard work that lies ahead assuming, of course, the AmigaOS does indeed go open-source. While it can't be entirely certain at this point, it can never hurt to make plans. We are cautiously very optimistic about our chances now, and are eager to get going - as are COSA's minature army of users and developers. There is a need for a wide variety of skills and experience in a project such as this. Joining the Open Source AmigaOS Developer Base is simple.