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[takemehomegrandma]

Running on old macs is a road to death too unless you end up porting to something else, how is that any different for MOS over OS4?

An easy and good (the best) way of keeping afloat, while searching for new land to settle...

[takemehomegrandma]

There can be some "move on to", if only macs ports, then x86 migration, but for that need a lot of developers and time

I'm sure a clean-slate port (which I think would be most realistic for a "*Next* Next Generation") could be done rather quickly. Most essential programs are already native and still supported, with MorphOS 3.0 many of them will even be included in the OS. More time of course to work on 64-bit, true SMP, true MP, and the other stuff that requires a clean-slate break from the legacy, but that's more of development work, not port.

[takemehomegrandma]

That depends on your business model and future plans, I don't pretend to know what deals Hyperion are planning for the future.

"Business model"? :lol:

Just don't go deluding yourself that any of them will be competition for Microsoft, it ain't going to happen.

My god, where did I ever give you that kind of impression? Just as a side note, it's hardly the MorphOS crowd that suffer from these kind of delusions, part of going MorphOS and "getting over" the trade mark, is to wake up, smell the coffee, and look at things as the *hobby* it really is...

[takemehomegrandma]

In all fairness, I should say that I have meditated some over minator's posts (made both here and on moobunny), and I think he might have a point.

Maybe this will be a dipstick of the OS4 coders capabilities?

(Like the Pegasos 2 was? Sorry, couldn't resist... :lol:)