My Pegasos is shipping! Interest in a full review?

[Hooligan_DCS]

I will do a review aswell, but I will wait till update for MOS 1.3 has been released, and a week or two to that, as I want to give FULL review instead of first impressions.

[Hooligan_DCS]

@Damien
"MOS 1.3 is included with each system."

I know, I said "UPDATE for MOS1.3"
I am using 1.3 here but an update will soon be released.. which should fix some nasty things.

[Hooligan_DCS]

@Alkemyst

May I ask why I am not capable of doing an unbiased review of MorphOS.
If you're refering to me being one of the moderators at www.morphzone.org, I can tell you I was asked to do it in volunteer basis, and I do not work for anyone but Isku (www.isku.fi) ;-)

Trust me, when I do the review it will include all the negative points aswell. There are problems that I want to be fixed, there are features missing I want to be added. MOS is not perfect, thats for sure.

That said, it has proven to be so reliable I  am running it as my main computer these days.

[Hooligan_DCS]

Well as I was kindly educated at ann.lu by HJ Frieden:

'*Opinions* start with "I think" or "In my opinion"'

... if you by any change start your sentence without either of above mentioned ways, you are spreading FUD.

[Hooligan_DCS]

@IonDeluxe

All that aside, the Amiga community as a whole is too small for this kind of fierce competition, and it would be really nice to see it find a common ground and unite to add to its customer base from other platforms, rather than feeding on itself.
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You are right, the Amiga-market is too small for lots of competition. On the other hand, when has consumer suffered from such competition? Usually it just makes things better. Cheaper products, better service etc.
But as we stand, there is no competition as only the other party has delivereved the goods. In a few months(my estimate, don't kill this will change as both companies have their solutions out by then, and can do some real competition.
The same goes for us users, we can start comparing the two computers and operation  systems based on daily usage and overall feeling. Not by numbers ran on Linux.