Yeah, but ideology aside, what are the practical benefits? What has it got over SkyOS, or Syllable or Haiku/Zeta, or one of the Linux mini-distros, aside from the nominal Amiga connection?
Responsiveness, userfriendlyness and more.
But i agree with others about the need for more apps or even a integrated emulator. I wont be able to use it as a main OS before i can actually surf the web with it, play videos and maybe do some gaming.
Hardware support should also be a high priority.
I am very overall very impressed about how similar in nature it is to the real thing when it comes to responsiveness even on a old computer.
