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A new version of AmigaOS
- SwellJoe 18y agoI have to admire the plucky little lady...All these years, and all these troubles, and yet, somehow, Amiga keeps plugging along. I moved to Linux and Windows (for games) in 1995 from an Amiga 3k. And I found that Linux had more of everything that I loved about the Amiga: Community, great independent software developers producing innovative and strange things, a culture of teaching and learning, and a focus on openness and interoperability (ARexx was slick). So, I haven't really looked back (much), but I certainly learned a lot and had a lot of fun with my Amigas. But I don't feel like the world is really missing anything these days by the lack of a mainstream Amiga product...for a few years in the 90's I occasionally wish for stuff I'd used on my Amiga (the IRC and email clients I used, for example, were awesome and it took years for me to be as happy with alternatives on Linux or Windows).