In order to support a new platform you'd better have both hardware and OS revenues.
In the first time it makes sense that you can not afford to support x pieces of hardware.
If you just buy AmigaOS or MorphOS to you Amiga dealer he won't survive for a long time. :-x
That's why i don't think a x86 AmigaOS would be a good idea (now).
For the PPC there is no reason to think different.
Altough it would not hurt ($$$) an Amiga dealer selling both AmigaOne and Pegasos that the user run both of the system on his platform of choice.
Of course there are technical problems that would need to be sorted out in the first place to be sure the solution would allow support.
Now it is up to Eyetech and Bplan to release hardware that is on the same level (or almost) as what Apple does if they want to avoid users jumping from the ship.
So, no I don't believe on AmigaOS4 or MorphOS on Apple PPC at this time. This is not economically reasonnable and Apple may have troubles accepting hosting AmigaOS.
I would love to run AmigaOS or Morphos on a PBG4 or a dual DDRAM 1.5Ghz pmac. But that would not pay neither the OS developers neither the dealers.
So there are what users want on one side and what developers can provide them.
We have to find a compromise. For me the Pegasos or eventualy the AmigaOneXE would do it for a desktop. For a laptop, well I can always wait and hope or buy am IBOOK with OSX ...
Speaking about Terra Soft, it would not surprise me if they would sell pegasos boards in a few months.:-?
Maybe they can have a deal to have products that would be less expensive then Apple ones
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