Iggy: You are always an endless source of astonishment. I love reading your quirky interpretation of Amiga history. Facts be damned, you weave some of the most unique and entertaining conclusions of anyone here. I could buy you a beer and listen to your stories all night!
Quirky?
Ah, your probably right.
I get a lot more "quirky" when discussing politics, religion, or history (then again, we are talking history).
...He is not a software guy and he is just wrong about everything software related.
Thanks for the pointer to the AmigaWorld post.
Same vague hearsay from Andy, no real evidence.
And again, 68K machine code would be of limited utility.
And doesn't "trust" Phase 5 personnel? Why? They fought to keep the platform alive. And Ralph Schmidt (who is at the core of Finkel's accusations) is an amazing programmer who created the MorphOS kernel (which in no way resembles Amiga OS).
On the iPad, You're all right, it hadn't occurred to me that the text could simply be more detailed.