I think realistically this is the logical progression, since even if we truely had a proper new AmigaOS, it wouldn't run with a 3.1 style kernel. Most likely we'd have a new kernel with old apps running under emulation (like OS X used to do.) It's kind of odd how we're so attached to 3.x anyway, since there's nothing much on there that even remotely compares with any software you have today.
I'm not opposed at all to Anubis, I'll wait and see how it goes, in the meantime I'll still be working with AROS and maybe OS 4.1, assuming I get some spare cash for it.
The main problem we have is people who want to define Amiga-ness, anything that's not Amiga gospel is not for them, frankly I wouldn't be bothered with what they say, since nothing will ever be a true Amiga successor.
