Are you suggesting or are you sarcastic? I *personally* believe it stops making sense at this time. There is a clear indication now, and a clear decision has been made that this is not wanted nor desired.
In the end, nobody trusts Hyperion at this point, given their past decisions. Do I trust them? Honestly - possibly not. The only thing I know is that it cannot work without them, so I personally considered it would be at least worth a try. Unfortunately, as it seems, it neither can work with them.
So here we are.
No, I was not being sarcastic.
Hyperion may suck, but at the end they want money, as much as you or whoever else might possibly be involved. So this is a simple common ground that can be agreed upon all parties. better have some $$$ than nothing
There is still a market for AmigaOS 68k, dont let your hurt feelings get in the way.
We, as users dont need to trust on Hyperion, we need to trust on the developers, like you or whoemever they might be (Olsen?) and their resulting efforts. See it this way: Have we trusted Amiga Inc. in the past when they delivered 3.9? Not by any chance, but we trusted the developers, the resulting work, and bought their products (hey, we are even still buying 3.9 cdroms more than a decade after).
So, you felt you got screwed on Picasso96 and the Apollo Team. Get back to the drawing board, something failed, and it is not the first time, just remember Elbox and their Mediators drivers. Maybe you need to change tactics.
There is still money to be made and customers to satisfy, but as good as you probably are as a software engineer, is that you are flawed in some business related things. Dont get your emotions to be the ones that define your business desitions.
Amiga is my hobby, like probably all of us here, and I just want a better experience with it. So if you have something that will enhance my hobby experience, I will still buy your product even if it was backed by Hyperion (which I really dislike).
Think it over
