Moobunny ceased having much to do with the Amiga a long time ago.
But the IMac?!
Considering that Amiga staff post there from time to time, as well as Ben from Hyperion, Andrew Korn from the now-defunct AmigaActive and a lot of people who still use these computers or like to follow the comic opera of the platform, I'm not sure exactly what you mean by your comment. It is true that generally Moobunny participants are a little less inclined to give Amiga, Inc. the benefit of the doubt than people here are, and they seem to reflect broader backgrounds and interests. So in that sense Moobunny isn't as Amiga-centric, but it's still a good place to get technical information about Amigas, and a good place to talk about computing with enthusiasts IMHO.
I think the iMac was just given as an example of a tool for doing creative things. Like John said, the Amiga still has that capability. Moobunny isn't "leaving" or anything; the article was just acknowledging the benefits of a wider view, and realizing that it isn't brands themselves that are so important necessarily, but what the computer and software enable.
-- gary_c
