Pro si myslte, e to AROS zvldne?
We hear all the day from a lot of people that AROS won’t make it. Most of them either don’t know what we are doing or they think the Amiga is already dead. After we explained what we do to the former, most agree that it is possible. The latter make more problems. Well, is Amiga dead right now? Those who are still using their Amigas will probably tell you that it isn’t. Did your A500 or A4000 blow up when Commodore went bankrupt? Did it blow up when Amiga Technologies did? The fact is that there is quite little new software developed for the Amiga (although Aminet still chugs along quite nicely) and that hardware is also developed at a lower speed (but the most amazing gadgets seem appear right now). The Amiga community (which is still alive) seems to be sitting and waiting. And if someone releases a product which is a bit like the Amiga back in 1984, then that machine will boom again. And who knows, maybe you will get a CD along with the machine labeled “AROS”.
