@Cymric
Logic only goes so far, but that doesn't make a decision based on emotion, gut instinct or something else subjective illogical. You seem to know the answer, but don't really understand it.
You know what your preferences are when you find yourself almost involuntarily doing something. It's not something you can make grand statements on an internet forum about.
If you're looking for someone to say "yes, I admit it, the logical thing is to buy a PC. I must be stupid, but I still prefer using an Amiga for the same things. I can explain some of it, but not all of it" then fine. Does that make you feel superior because you're so efficient and logical about everything?
Taking my earlier point about working around problems. Yes, for a while I dual-booted my Mac and ran apps in Classic. But I still found myself booting OS X because the things it COULD do it did in a more pleasing way.
And it obviously worked out, because now I have no need for anything else. I even use it at work and it still puts a smile on my face where Windows makes me frown. I think it's the best OS in the world right now.
Obviously some of us see OS 4 the same way and the hardships of owning 2 machines or dual-booting are hardly the end of the world.
Let's say OS 4 improves, the apps you want come out, the hardware falls in price and you can put it all into an A1200-style Amiga Fantasy case and plug it into you TV. Even you, Cymric, might end up buying one and enjoying it.
It's all very well you jumping on board then, but don't go criticising the people who are putting the money in now, keeping it afloat and trying to make that future happen.
Chris
