eslapion wrote:
Well, to me the Amiga is pretty much my first job.
Back in the early 90's, there had been nothing but Commodore computers in my life and the Amiga was the less popular machine destined to hackers and more technically minded people.......
The Amiga was different. I was paid to use it and do stuff with it. It is with this machine that I gave the best of myself.
Who paid you to use an Amiga? I want to go back in time and get that job!
I could (and probably already have on several different occasions) write a few pages about how learning on and using the Amiga in the beginning has changed my life and given me opportunities that I probably would not have been given if not for what I learned on my A1000.
The Amiga was the greatest then, now it is still great fun and good memories.....................Ahhhhhhhh nostalgia.
It is still very useful in many ways and my tool of choice for things I enjoy doing, like Games, Non-linear video editing, games, learning more about programming, games, music creation and manipulation, games, CAD drawings and of course .........a few games! (just kidding, my Amiga use has shrunk to games and video editing these days) :-D
