It's kind of weird how certain computing platforms that died around this time period have frozen in time this aspect of the modern "sustainment" movements. For

It's kind of weird how certain computing platforms that died around this time period have frozen in time this aspect of the modern "sustainment" movements. For example, the Amiga scene these days is full of high-effort oddball software and hardware projects that are closed source and for sale (and likely to earn their creators literally dozens of sales).