Don't worry dude.
Its a Amiga "clone" with hardware that's much more powerful then a "real" Amiga.
All NG Amiga's are designed to have 3.1 API compatibility. No hardware compatibility, but the hardware is obsolete.
So you can wait for a hobbyist to invent a FPGA based "new" Amiga, or move on.
Purists are always going to throw that term "emulation" around, but emulation runs circles around "real" its time to get over it.
Uhh, I'm not worried at all dude :p
I've used MorphOS from 2003 until 2010 so I know what I'm talking about, It's one of the two reasons I stopped using MorphOS allthough I liked it and IMHO it's by far the best AmigaOS clone out there but I totally lost interrest in MorphOS and any of the other alternative Amiga OS's. I'm happy with my real Amiga's, they do what I expect them to do and there's tons of software written especially for them.
It's got notting to do with the term 'purist' or ' emulation' at all, I just came to the conclusion that I can run all the software (mostly Linux ports) available for the clone's much better and faster on cheaper and easily available hardware with my preferred OS (Linux), so why should I waste my money, time and effort with any of the clone's when I allready got what I want and need.
It's not the OS that made the Amiga famous, it was the software written for it which was innovative and the creativity of its users, sadly none of the alternatives bring that to the table.
