Hi everyone!
In '90 I was using Amiga, then I switched to Windows, then to Mac OSX, then to Linux.
I'm going to try MorphOS as soon as I get some cheap G4 hardware.
I don't need wifi and I know that (some) HP printers are supported. But how about:
editing MS Office documents,
USB-MIDI devices support (in *tracker programs),
audio recording,
Flash videos in web browser,
writing to ntfs disks,
remote desktop (to login from MOS to Windows machine)
Thanks in advance for replies.
Recently I discovered Aros and got excited but it's not stable yet and lacks drivers/software.
MorphOS on the other hand seems to be professional, mature and polished. Will you help me to make the switch?
Editing MS Office documents? Unless this can be done via Goggle docs, I don't know of a way to do this under MorphOS.
As to tracker programs, here's a link to a few available on MorphZone (there are others) you'd have to research for yourself to find out what devices are supported, but USB under MorphOS works very well.
http://downloads.morphzone.org/categories/music/trackerAs to audio recording, multiple sources for that type of software.
Flash support under web browser? Unfortunately no, the current implementation of this (in OWB) doesn't work well. There is html5 support and if you can download the flash animation it will run in Mplayer
Writing to NTFS disks? Not yet. FAT disks are supported.
Remote desktop? Again, multiple solutions. Here's a few.
http://downloads.morphzone.org/categories/network/remoteSorry I couldn't be more help. Some of the things you're looking for aren't there (yet), other parts of your list have multiple possible solutions.
If you can obtain a supported G4 Mac, try it. Even with some of the above mentioned compromises, its a pretty neat OS.