Linked by Eugenia Loli on Sat 2nd Sep 2006 19:43 UTC, submitted by Saad
The Amiga changed the computer industry. It was based on a multitasking operating system, rivaled the graphics power of some workstations and was affordable enough for home users. Unfortunately, Commodore struggled to maintain Amiga's lead, and through a number of bizarre business decisions (refusing to license the Amiga design to Sun), went bankrupt. Read about the history of the Commodore Amiga at Low End Mac.
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It doesn't "have to". There are loads of Amiga sites out there. Thankfully Low End Mac doesn't seem to be run by 1-OS Mac (or Windows, or, dare I say it, Linux) zealots.