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@stercus stercus, Amigas are centurions as far as utility & versatility. I have an old friend & former professor of mine who has defined most of his career with primarily using Amiga's. He can hold his own work (35+ yrs) up to just about any other image manipulation tech save for the game engine imagery & cgi software (Maya, etc.) considered standard today. Did 500k (RAM I presume) travel a bit differently on an Amiga system? More clearly, how did it perform so well ahead of the software dev firms which eventually caught & passed these systems? I hope that doesn't ask the question of performance over results too vaguely?
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@stercus stercus, it's all good. I ain't a Rhodes Scholar either. I just don't engage folks on an Amiga topic...ever. But hell, that makes you a bit more affluent in the pc realm than most game grinders who've never seen a floppy but see it as a save button on a desktop. I just enjoy that someone would bring up a Zx81.
Are you kidding me? I played Oregon Trail in 3rd grade when it first came out!