Oh well...they've made it this far. Maybe they can pull through this, as well. If the Amiga is anything, it's a survivor!
Too bad they can't get an influx of $$$ to get things going MUCH faster... 200 million should be about enough ;)
With Windows, OSX (Mac) and Linux in the top three, it's going to be hard to get a foot in the door at all for them. :(
I wish them luck, but will be very surprised if they can move forward significantly (enough to be known by the non-enthusiast).
Russell
p.s. On the original topic, I think the free version of C4D R6 will be just the ticket. (issue 88 of Computer Arts)
I believe that they even give a decent discount for upgrading from Amiga versions (give them a call directly - they are very nice and can probably set you up with a deal that's hard to beat - or check out the R8 demo at www.maxoncomputer.com)
Too bad they can't get an influx of $$$ to get things going MUCH faster... 200 million should be about enough ;)
With Windows, OSX (Mac) and Linux in the top three, it's going to be hard to get a foot in the door at all for them. :(
I wish them luck, but will be very surprised if they can move forward significantly (enough to be known by the non-enthusiast).
Russell
p.s. On the original topic, I think the free version of C4D R6 will be just the ticket. (issue 88 of Computer Arts)
I believe that they even give a decent discount for upgrading from Amiga versions (give them a call directly - they are very nice and can probably set you up with a deal that's hard to beat - or check out the R8 demo at www.maxoncomputer.com)