>No joke, AmigaOS 4.1 is actually 30EUR today -- in almost 2016 -- and it only runs on bizarro PowerPC hardware that's built out of weird industrial control sys

>No joke, AmigaOS 4.1 is actually 30EUR today -- in almost 2016 -- and it only runs on bizarro PowerPC hardware that's built out of weird industrial control system motherboards or something and sold by yet other hopeless companies. [1][2][3] This is what amazes me, really. I get the novelty factor, but who's dropping $500 on new PPC Amiga hardware still? It's one thing to go out and find an old amiga on ebay and run some retro apps or games for fun, but buying new hardware for an OS that could probably barely browse the web these days (is there a modern web browser for Amiga?) and doesn't even really meet the standard of "classic car like hobby" seems odd to me. I just assumed there was something critical that still needed to be propped up.