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Originally Posted by grond
Or in a car analogy: it is one possible answer to the question of how a Volkswagen Camper would look like today if Volkswagen had stopped making them in 1994.
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Well, as we said earlier, you can make your own reality and take the Amiga to the destination YOU think it would go to.
Reality we commonly share however is the destination Amiga took: Terminal.
We have to accept the reality that was, and always only will be: 68K machine with Commodore's special chipset. That is the true reality of what the Amiga is to everyone. How you chose to deviate from that is up to you, but that is the common point we can all agree on as fact.
Anything beyond that is as you say...imagination of what if would be today. And the reality is that the Amiga today is....well, this Mac I'm writing it on. Ideas Amiga introduced were borrowed and taken and live on in technology we use today. Amiga is this iPhone I'm using. Just look at how you switch applications on your iPhone after double click. If that's not Workbench-like, I don't know what is.