To be honest, I'm quite happy that Commodore went bust in 1994 (apart for being the worst day of my life). By doing that, they froze the state of the machine that I love so much. They made it possible for so many of us to make this our own platform to develop and improve ourselves. If Commodore would have been successful to keep on going, then this platform would have been long gone and transformed to something else. It would be just another modern OS like every other modern OS... nice perhaps, but something else. We would not keep the old Amiga alive as we do now.
I can second that sentiment in that I'm happy with the current state of things without the involvement of any large players.
Legacy hardware is still thriving and NG systems are growing in the hands of the hobbyists that use the systems.
In the future, Amiga can be anything from a rental TV to an X86 computer to the general consumer market.
We'll all still have our own projects moving toward what we want our systems to be.
