I'll never forget the excitement as a kid of walking into an electronics store in the UK in the mid 80s! So much choice and an amazing array of machines! It se

I'll never forget the excitement as a kid of walking into an electronics store in the UK in the mid 80s! So much choice and an amazing array of machines! It seemed like endless possibilities! It was fun and interesting. It's perhaps similar to the early days of the web design when we had experimentation with Flash interfaces and all sorts of crazy browser experiences! Now it's all the same same on the web :-/ I love macOS - but it's so boring these days. It's kinda joyless. Feature rich, but just no fun any more. I've been a life long Apple users, and used to work there in the late 90s. I tolerate and use Windows for gaming and to mix it up a bit. But right now I've been using and enjoying Ubuntu on older Intel hardware with cobbled together updates. And it's more fun. I like things to be fun :-) That is part of the point of the Amiga and retro computing - it's actually fun! FWIW we were an Atari ST household! :-D