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I was referring to your tone, which makes it sound, as it would be the most normal thing in the IT world, to have modern technologies running on a system, that

by zmix 8y ago

I was referring to your tone, which makes it sound, as it would be the most normal thing in the IT world, to have modern technologies running on a system, that died (most would say) 20+ years ago and what's left, is thanks to some extremely talented Necromantic Wizards ;-) Anyways, I know that feeling: http://cd.textfiles.com/amigama/amigama199803/WWW/ctools/www.ctools.pp.se/AMIGA/Survivor.gif http://cd.textfiles.com/amigama/amigama199803/WWW/ctools/www...

Annatar 8y ago
This is Amiga we're discussing here, a computer designed to be almost infinitely upgradable, so yes, I expect it as if it were the most normal thing in the world. Just look at all the new hardware upgrades coming out! There is even the Amiga reloaded project with a revised A500+ motherboard design coming out, and a new A500-A1200-A4000 hybrid motherboard being designed, so Amiga is far from dead, just very niche. What hadn't kept pace is the OS: even the most modern AmigaOS 4.1 is far from capabilities of modern operating systems like illumos, and I mean very, very far behind. http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/Amiga_reloaded http://wiki.icomp.de/wiki/Amiga_reloaded