even user who only use it for gaming are potential customers. The attitude "we are the elite, the NG user" and there are the "retros, only use it for gaming" is wrong, expecially if there are much more 68k users than all "NG" users combined. So I want to proof that you can develop on 68k with lots of power behind. Add there highly optimized libraries written in assembler for slow (from todays view) computers than you get the picture 
My point was something like this, those who emulate just want to feel like there were kids. They are not interested Amiga OS, or even think that Amiga OS could be their hobby. They are not interested to play "new games" with amiga, just super frog/super giana sister or what ever they played when they were kids.
But generally speaking ofcourse you are right, there are lots of 68k Amiga users.
68k Amiga OS even has a good hobby factor, but I'm afraid that without hardware, you can't get people tinkering with it. Windows/Linux/MacOS are so much better in every way than any Amigish OS, wich means OS 1.2-4.1, MorphOS or Aros.
By the way, I do apriciate your job with 68k Aros and I have high hopes of it.
Another new product wich I had high hopes was ACA500, but I'm afraid it has done wrong way.
In current form it attracts only those who already has a Amiga hobby.
Jens should have made it tiny with GVP HD+8 style case, some more ram and maybe even lan, but without A1200 connector.
