Yea, I did not like the Amiga. It just felt cheap. The low resolution "high res color graphics" were just Not Good compared to the crisp B&W Macintosh graphics. GEM for the Atari and PC suffered the same problem, it just looked terrible. Even Window 1 and 2 looked better than either of these.
The singular interesting thing from the Amiga was that you could drag down the current screen and reveal a screen beneath.
I never spent any time with the Amiga, to be fair, but I was off put enough by initial perception to not really even want to try.
The singular interesting thing from the Amiga was that you could drag down the current screen and reveal a screen beneath.
I never spent any time with the Amiga, to be fair, but I was off put enough by initial perception to not really even want to try.