@Ohno
AmigaDE performs very well compared to running apps in native code, since you can program the apps toward a virtual processor. On load-time the apps are converted to native (not interpreted runtime as in java). This means loading the app takes a little longer, but the end result will be very fast.
Sounds exactly like how Microsofts own CLR (Common Language Runtime) works. CLR, for those who don't know, is the heart, the executing engine, of Microsofts .NET Framework.
Wonder if this is the missing link between Amiga and Microsoft!?
