Sure it's better running some software, it unfortunately doesn't run the software I want to run so I won't buy one until it does. It would run 0 hours with Amiga BSD, Amix or Shapeshifter with TurboEVD video driver.
So your argument is that because the Apollo core doesn't currently run those non-Amiga operating systems people shouldn't buy Amiga accelerators that use the Apollo core. Does your argument also apply to all the other Accelerators using Motorola/Freescale CPUs without MMUs? Are they all incompatible/inaccurate too? Do you also go on Unix and BSD forums telling them not to buy x86 hardware as it can't run Amiga OS without emulation or classic Mac forums telling them their machines are useless because they don't have a the custom chips to play Amiga games natively?
I'm not sure you're argument will win over many people since the "failings" of the current Apollo core would seem to be insignificant to the vast amount of Amiga users who probably have no interest in running the software you want to.
