The Pegasos users are in a quite different position.
There is already a well supported alternative in MorphOS.
The Pegasos has been specifically attracting talented
software developers in this community for quite some time
and application/game support will be strong for MorphOS.
If you look at good points like the SuperBundle or the
quality and consistency of Pegasos support websites or
even the quick turn-around on getting a new machine built
and released "nearly on schedule" and at a reasonable
price point, you can begin to see something positive
is happening here.
I see the Pegasos as a well supported solution and expect
to see a large amount of core software development happening
there with many items also supporting similar "Amiga style"
operating systems if it is convienent and there is demand
to do so. Same can be said for other systems to some
degree, there will be a fair amount of software "sharing".
But trying to convince people one way or the
other based on assumptions or guesses isn't helping things
much in any case. More people need to try MorphOS and
experience the system "first hand" to develop an opinion
based on something real rather than an imagined perception
of what it might represent. Give it a try, it's worthwhile.
