Amiga was, is, and will be always more than a computer. Not only technically with it's 5 CoProcessors (Denise, Paula, Agnus, Copper, Blitter), but also emotionally. And besides, after 20 years still nobody has made an OS and GUI which comes even close to Amiga's superior technology or visual 3D look. Remember how you could just say games7:mygame and it would ask you to insert the media, or load from it if it was already somewhere in the network.
What do we have today, on Windows we have STILL the stupid 1 letter drives, on Linux/Unix we have the single tree without much logic.
Oh and Amiga's pattern matching, not even Google has the ~ (not) operator to negate wildcards including brackets ( and ) to prioritize parts of the search string, or the ? operator for single characters. All it has is the * operator for multiple characters to which it defaults so it can be left out, and the + and - operator for seperate words with *.
We could as well say that after 20 years all we have achieved is going 10 years back in development. Thanks for that, Bill Gates, I bet that was your masterplan all the way.
What do we have today, on Windows we have STILL the stupid 1 letter drives, on Linux/Unix we have the single tree without much logic.
Oh and Amiga's pattern matching, not even Google has the ~ (not) operator to negate wildcards including brackets ( and ) to prioritize parts of the search string, or the ? operator for single characters. All it has is the * operator for multiple characters to which it defaults so it can be left out, and the + and - operator for seperate words with *.
We could as well say that after 20 years all we have achieved is going 10 years back in development. Thanks for that, Bill Gates, I bet that was your masterplan all the way.