APPLE DOESN'T WANT THIS. Amiga on Mac?

[@DavePoo2]

20mb was the size of the first hard drive i ever owned and it was in my Amiga 600

[@HoldandModify]

Mine was 52mb. Then quickly went to a 105mb.

[@DavePoo2]

​@@HoldandModifywell if you play with it a lot, it gets bigger. 😂

[@HoldandModify]

@@DavePoo2 BA-ZIIIiiinnnG!

[@TradieTrev]

You are super excited about this! I love it! Nerd out brother!

[@HoldandModify]

Put on a happy face my mamma always said! :)

[@TeamPandory]

Workbench 2.04 FTW! Where's the A500+ love? 🙂

[@daishi5571]

Unfortunately even Commodore didn't give the A500+ love 😞

[@HoldandModify]

I never saw a a500+ here in the states. True story! :)

[@daishi5571]

@@HoldandModify It should have been named the A500 Limited Edition.

[@malkmusRules]

i had a 250MB HD in my A3000. Always found the blue/grey AMIGA scheme easy on the eyes. Started with an A1000, then an A500, then a A3000. The writing had been on the wall for awhile at that point and eventually jumped to Win95. I do remember emulating the Mac on my A3000 back in the day.

[@HoldandModify]

Yeah Mac emu was awesome on Amiga!

[@ChrisEdwardsRestoration]

ice-ohhh... its I.S.O. EYE ESSSS OOOOOOO. learn it, love it . live it

[@Channel-Zx]

hmmmmmkay.

[@daishi5571]

Only in a world devoid of acronyms!! can you imaging having to live like that.... (D)RAM - (Dynamic) Random access memory, BASIC - Beginner's All-Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code, MIPS - Millions of Instructions Per Second (Meaningless Indicator of Processor Speed), BING - But It’s Not Google 😛

[@ChrisEdwardsRestoration]

@@daishi5571 well exceptions for sure, but my personal hates are ISA, or ice ahhh, some acronyms just should not get a hint of a phonetic idea of soundings. ,..BIOS ISO, ISA and SCSI are my peaves. if you all could just do that that would be great.....

[@HoldandModify]

Scuzzy? SCSI?

[@daishi5571]

@@HoldandModify And for the audience HAM Hold and … 😛

[@bobrandale4864]

14:50 - I never had 2.05, but my 1st Amiga came with 1.0 1.1 1.2 and 1.3... I had 2.04 and 3.9, and just recently 3.1.4

[@HoldandModify]

2.05 is a wired one for sure. I wasn’t as familiar with it. It had some quirks.

[@vertigoz]

I read backwards, I though you're going to emulate mac on your Amiga! 😂😂

[@HoldandModify]

Shapeshifter runs amazing on accelerated Amigas, so I don’t blame you! :)

[@sphere6]

@@HoldandModify I've got an Emplant card sitting in my a3000

[@HoldandModify]

@@sphere6 that’s a fun card!

[@daishi5571]

Phew at last someone installed an OS on the Mac that's efficient and worth using 😀

[@SledgeFox]

Haha! Great!

[@HoldandModify]

lol! Yes!

[@ddniUK]

0429? Early riser or non sleeper?

[@HoldandModify]

A mix of both.

[@stephenbruce8320]

I have all my original disks going back to v1,1 which still live in the original plastic bags. I also have the 1.2, 1.3, 2.0 and 2.5 original disks, safely stored in old plastic disk cases. Yea I am an old fart. I do own several versions of Amiga Forever which gives you the Commodore released ROM's and OS Disks which makes it well worth the purchase price. I am not a purist and see value in emulation because it allows everyone that desires to obtain the Amiga Experience. I do own my fair share of Classic Hardware which I have kept a live over the years and it's nice to own but lately the prices have not been favorable and all that hardware being so old is fragile and will die so emulation is the key to keeping the Amiga a live regardless of the platform you chose to emulate the Amiga with. I have told my kids and now my grandkids that when I pass away, I will come back and haunt them and not in a good way if they sell off my Amiga collection.

[@HoldandModify]

You better terrify them from the afterlife if they sell! :)

[@piyushkhengar]

The fastest Amiga is… a Mac??

[@HoldandModify]

Ya know…. Why not? lol!

[@ChrisEdwardsRestoration]

no way, the fastest amiga is PiMiga

[@HoldandModify]

@@ChrisEdwardsRestoration BA-ZING!

[@TemalCageman]

Well... it is well known that the fastest 68k Mac is on a real Amiga with a 68060 since 68k Mac left the 68k scene after the 68040. :D

[@HoldandModify]

@@TemalCageman yup. Emulate an Amiga on your Mac so you can emulate a Mac on your Amiga to run System7 the best! :)

[@bamdadkhan]

and here i was believing for a second that amigaos 4 finally runs natively on powerpc macs.. shame on you Q.. SHAME xddddd

[@HoldandModify]

Hahah. One day!