For me, the Amiga was about creating an architecture with co-processing for audio, video and IO. In a world that seemed to rely solely on a CPU for everything.
Our classic Amiga's were so far ahead of their time, most didn't realize what they were missing.
But today, for me, an Intel System with a powerful GPU and Sound Card cannot be matched and is basically what the Amiga was aspiring to accomplish, so a well assembled PC has what we need for a new generation of Amigas.
What we are missing is a company that is willing to write an x86 Amiga OS allowing for legacy support and adding much needed updates to modernize the OS.
AROS for x86, if made to do it all could give us what we want.
If I only had the money to buy the rights back, form one company, my dreams would be to assemble the best developers and accelerate the Classic Amiga OS into the modern age using the best of x86 components today.
