@jorkany

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However, given the AmigaOne Partners lack of initiative to try to do anything about the situation, I have no problems with watching OS4 circle the drain while we enjoy these academic arguments. I think several others feel the same way.

I don't know where this conclusion comes from or on what facts you base this on. According to all information which is public available, this is simply not true. Call me naiv, but if people are not completely blind, then you have to admit, that there are initiatives from that "camp" to bring the Amiga back to live. Talks about AmigaOS licenses have taken place (if they have been granted yet is _unknown_ (== can be yes or no!)) and it is publically known, that more then one vendor is trying to deliver a ppc based solution to run AmigaOS and sell it as a consumer product.

I don't know. Even if these things haven't materialized, yet, you can simply not argue, that nothing is happening.

I agree, however, that things could have worked out better - for all parties, vendors and customers. But that's live. Things don't always work according to plan.

But at least there is a plan. And rules are defined. Maybe these rules will need some adjustments here and there, but fact is, they are there AS IS now. And we have to live with it.

I however understand the frustration. But then, take it easy guys. It's not a live threadening event if nothing will happen at all.

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