I have an idea. Why not resurrect all of this Amiga vs. Apple/Mac animosity and just ignore that developers who might have otherwise completely abandoned the Amiga have simply migrated to another platform. Or that the philosophy that is Amiga is the root of new or, even better, ported applications. Is philosophy not portable, and does it not transcend its underlying hardware?
Where is all the butthurt over DOpus for Windows? Or perhaps I have missed that as well.
I think it is pretty neat that there are Amiga apps on the iPhone. I will never own nor have a purpose for one myself, and the mass of nitwits, nerds, dorks, and whomever else would probably never own an Amiga and probably have never heard of an Amiga or its philosophy. Think of this as a sort-of outreach program. Missionary, if you will. (Not to say there are no Amigaoids who own iPhones, or iPhone users who never come to Amiga -- I speak in general, mass terms.)
Meanwhile, I am also pretty excited and enthused that development continues for our aging hardware. Even more so that some of the hardware is being enhanced, emulated, and so on. (I personally support such endeavors when I can.) But should we disparage those who practice Amiga on other platforms?
