THe thing the amiga community needs to sort out is:
Are we recreating the past?
Are we building something for the future?
Once everybody has settled on that, and settled on being hobby projects rather than some sort of fabled return of the promised land, we can move forward (or backward)
I agree with Rune wholeheartedly. I bought an Amiga to enjoy what I once had but if Amiga is to have a future, it has to be making an OS for the future; not tied to any hardware (a.k.a. MAC OS) and can be installed on many different types of hardware (Linux, AROS, etc...). The OS needs to be efficient, not bloated like Windoze.
