Absolutely. The UX was wonderful - pervasive scalable elements, lovely font hinting, and everything just felt "right"; the problem was that, like Windows 3.x an

Absolutely. The UX was wonderful - pervasive scalable elements, lovely font hinting, and everything just felt "right"; the problem was that, like Windows 3.x and System 7, it was a co-operative façade laid over a single-tasking kernel. If AmigaOS had the UX of RiscOS, or RiscOS had the multitasking of AmigaOS, it would have been a beautiful thing. [on edit] Other people have mentioned the Basic implementation, and it was very impressive - far and beyond most versions, and very much a useful programming language with an accessible syntax.