Are you asking about OSX? I'd be happy to tell ya about it! I just happen to use it!
You may not have noticed, but apple has built a completely new operating system from scratch. OSX (X-pronunced"Ten") Is based on UNIX and runs on almost any MAC with a G3 processor or better. It comes with the totally superginchy iLife suite of applications; itunes, (ipod sold seperately) iphoto,imovie, iDVD, and garage band. go to the
Apple OSX site to learn about OSX. Personally, I find it's pretty much bulletproof. I surf the net fearlessly with no worries about trojans, worms, virii, spyware.ect. It's UNIX underpinnings make it more secure against online attacks. You're pretty much secure behind corporate firewalls anyway (which often also run on UNIX (Apache, SUN servers) but If you use a Mac in a public/buisness enviroment, set your Administrator name and password, and never leave your mac unattended logged in.
Sadly I don't believe it's possible to run OSX on an Amiga. BUT- It may be possible to run Amiga on a mac. That's what I would like to do.
I think If you use Yellow dog linux, you could run Amiga anywhere on top of that. Amiga anywhere does not seem to be available for sale right now. Much cooler would be an OSX port of Amiga OS that would run with OSX the way that the classic Mac enviroment (pre OSX) does. Frankly it puzzles why there Isn't one. (as far as I know) Imagine, just launch the Amiga bouncing ball Icon from the Dock, (which is cool because programs in the dock actually bounce when you launch them) and BAM! there's an Amiga on your MAC desktop! I was trying to get my dead A1200 ressurected, but I think I'm going to explore the Amiga on Mac route instead. I'm hoping to recover me ol' Amigas' disk image off the hard drive (which may still work) and run it on my Mac. IMHO that would be awfully cool! If anyone as used Amiga on a mac and knows of such things, I would appreciate advice you may wish to share. (particularly of the "I wish I'd known that before" variety.