i rest my case.
Look, I understand that some things are taboo, that you "can't" talk about it, at least not without being crucified. Like OS4's obvious quality problems and shortcomings. Like the insanity of the OS4 HW route, and the platform-death it leads to. Like the amount of OS4 users, that probably is a result of the first two. To name a few things, there are more. I understand that.
But you see, talking about it isn't the actual problem. The actual problem is OS4's obvious quality problems and shortcomings, the insanity of the OS4 HW route, and the platform-death it leads to.
So I will continue the talk. Maybe some day, someone will listen, maybe something will change if problems are discussed. Probably not, since a lot of people seems to be of the opinion that the problem is actually highlighting the problems. "Negativity" is baad, mmmkay? Not talking about the problems would be "positivism", and that's goood, mmmkay?
You obviously are one of the people who can't stand this, but I don't really care about what you think of me. I have understood that you don't like me "and people like me" as you put it. You must also understand that a lot of people doesn't like when "ssolie" takes a field-trip to morphzone.org on a crusade against MorphOS charging money for their work (almost trying to bring the impression of some kind of "robbery"/not delivering the promised features, lecturing the MorphOS team on what they should do with the money, etc), a lot of people doesn't like when OS4 users groups MorphOS together with Linux and whatever alien OS's and discards it as being totally irrelevant to the Amiga community (hey, it's not MorphOS that's introducing .so objects and other POSIX crap into the OS, and Hyperion games runs fine on MorphOS), or when the Friedens has their regular primadonna-rage-tantrums as soon as they get a legit question about their views on Open Source.
We don't have to love each other. Do yourself a favor and focus on the problems instead.
