Nope. Amigas are general purpose computers that can run more than just Amiga Os. Amigas aren't limited to Amiga OS in any way, and were never designed to only run Amiga OS; they were designed as general purpose computers that can run anything. This applies to all general purpose computers, and not just the Amiga.
I know what Amigas are, thanks. :-)
And all you're saying is: Amiga is OS-agnostic.
But in the same breath, you're saying that Amiga OS is irrelevant, and also that a PC isn't an Amiga just because it can run Amiga OS.
:lol:
I stand by all I've ever said. The classic Amiga machines, though they still work after all these years, are not being manufactured anymore (and if they were, they'd be laughed at, if the specs didn't change) and, thus, in that respect, they're dead and gone. That is what is irrelevant these days: the amiga classic machines (despite SOME still using them). I've got a classic; my brother has classic Amiga machines. They all still work, but none are as powerful as what is available in the PC world these days.
So that only really leaves the "Amiga OS" as a focus for what can be "Amiga" now. And much--as misguided as some of it was--has come since the Commodore bankruptcy, and some did bear the name "Amiga"; and was from a company called "Amiga".
