[Coco] xroar for Nintendo DS

Bob Devries devries.bob at gmail.com
Fri Jan 30 02:59:24 EST 2015


If you bothered to read the documentation on the website, you would know 
that it is a work in progress. If I can find those claims, you can too. 
But I'm guessing that you'd rather bag an attempt then to help it along. 
SHAME ON YOU.

-- Bob Devries
Dalby, QLD, Australia


On 30/01/2015 5:46 PM, cyberpunk at prtc.net wrote:
> Your answer is the precise reason no such ambulation for Android exist and has to be the most inane answer for marketing perspective as well you're really not a good salesman because if you told a client of any service what you just told me they would tell you to go to fucking hell and never buy anything from you ever again.
> And yes I do look at an emulation of the color computer be it  for Android,  IOS as a product, when I downloaded xroar for android there was no hint that it was still a work in progress as you claim so I never agreed to be a beta tester either in fact it was promoted very much as a finished product so try again
>
> Sent from my android device.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chad H <chadbh74 at hotmail.com>
> To: coco at maltedmedia.com
> Sent: Fri, 30 Jan 2015 12:39 AM
> Subject: Re: [Coco] xroar for Nintendo DS
>
> I defend it because the effort alone put into these endeavors sheds light on situations and issues which benefits others regardless of how successful that endeavor may be.  I applaud anyone who seeks to improve the user experience in this community by any means suited to his or her own skill set and pursuits.  If they succeed in creating a great product, even if not perfect, we all can learn from it, maybe even callaborate on future improvements and enhancements or develop our own modified versions to suit our individual tastes (HDBDOS and EPROM boards are good examples of this that come to mind, two of many). Even if the endeavor fails to achieve its goal, its a learning experience for all involved or why may read upon it later.  Who knows, it may still help someone to succeed in their own attempts later on.
>
> I will defend and encourage any and all endeavors that could enhance the CoCo community's knowledge base and software/hardware resources.  I try to refrain from telling someone 'why you can't do this', instead just say 'you will need to deal with this obstacle but I don't know how'. Otherwise I would have already done it.  There will always be others who can figure out how to do things I cannot...I applaud them.  A piece of hardware, or software (I.e. emulator) may have issues.  That just means its a work in progress.  But even a seemingly finished product becomes the same when someone comes up with bright ideas to augment or enhance it further.  This is progress..it takes time, patience and perseverance. There is no room for whining or griping as those things accomplish nothing at all.
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> On a final note... Before anyone should criticize the "quality" of anyone else's work, they should be able to produce evidence of work that accomplishes the same intended function but with better quality and the reasons that such increased quality exists.  If no better work can be found or produced, the person criticizing should apologize and proceed to shut his mouth and let the person who is actually working accomplish something.
>
> Sent from my Transformer Infinity
>


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