Personally, having only just returned to my Commodore roots in computing, I don't have many of the biased views that seem to come with those that have lived through all the disappointments. I don't think that any idea to promote the platform is a bad one, but I see two major issues right off:
1) Amiga Inc, or Hyperion don't have the war chest of cash to buy that many licenses, and I also can't think of how you would decide on those licenses. From what I can see, Amiga Inc doesn't even care about this as a platform anymore since they went and sold it off. I guess I was wrong, I do have a bias. :-D
2) I think that it will be some time before costs on the mainboards drop. They are in their infancy technology wise, and need to grow up a bit before they become more widespread. AOS4 needs some basic "modern" software apps as well (web browser like Mozilla and Office apps for a start) before they will appeal to a broad audience. This is a hobby platform for me and I use it for as much as possibly can, but until it catches up it wont catch on.
I find many closet Amigan's in my profession that have moved to Linux/Windows but do miss the Amiga. If what is left of the core base of users, like all of us, create a basic demand and supply of software, some of the former Amigans may return. At this point, it's all up to us.
Amiga Forever :-)
