Thanks.
Yes, I did run my Amiga software in WinUAE instead of a real Amiga, of course. But it illustrates the power of WinUAE and how close it's come to being a really high-powered, viable AmigaOS productivity platform (I consider it as stable as real Classic Amiga but capable of the speed of an 060+). The amount of productivity software I've tested on it that runs well proves to me it's not just for games (although it does that well, too). I was REALLY pushing WinUAE's capabilities. I was editing graphic images that were over 6000x4000 pixels with sometimes up to five or six layers in ImageFX. So this shows how well WinUAE can run Amiga productivity software.
In the past, before my A2000 died in 2008, I actually used PageStream and ImageFX to fully design independently released music CD-covers, etc. that were sold commercially. I also designed all the packaging for the VIC-20 MegaCart using Amiga software.
ImageFX is my main, go to graphics software, even on the PC! I've got WinUAE set up so that I can almost seamlessly flick back and forth between Windows and Amiga screens on the fly and exchange graphics between apps on both platforms.
It's fun and gets the job done well.
(PS. I've edited the title to make it more clear, sorry! Haha)
