You might also notice there is no version of AmigaOS offered on that same site.
For that matter I don't even see "Hyperion" in the lengthy manufacturer list.
The X5000 may be sold out rather than a removal of "AmigaOne" labeled hardware from AmigaKit. The avoidance of "AmigaOne" labeled hardware must be what is keeping the AmigaOne 1222 from market too.
The exclusion of Hyperion and AmigaOS from AmigaKit are more likely signs of action but why? The 2009 settlement agreement shall "remain in force until such time as a court of competent jurisdiction has issued a final and non-appealable ruling on the existence of a material breach justifying termination of this Agreement". The agreement is terminated at the time of a non-appealable final court ruling and *not* at the time of the "material breach". One exception would be if the 2009 settlement agreement was declared void at inception for lack of quid pro quo or because of coercion but it doesn't look like the Amiga parties have pursued these arguments. Were the removals of Hyperion and AmigaOS from AmigaKit actions as part of the cancelled new settlement agreement or just CYA?
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