Tried out #MorphOS on my old #iBookG4. And it's impressive how well it works (once you get used to the very different input way of things of the Amiga UI). Things and apps look well done and well maintained.
#retroComputing
Special experience: Adding my #CardDAV account to #Iris (mail/contacts app) and literally see thousands of contacts being synced within seconds. On a single-core, single-threaded machine having 1,3 Ghz, no CPU heat involved, while it would blow up fans and take quite a while more on a Linux machine having 4/8 cores and a ten years newer CPU.
Impressive how software design decisions and crafting skills make such a difference.
While I don't know exact reasons (having some guesses though) I find it challenging to dig into underlying roots and learn from that.
Frankly spoken, the AmigaOS 3 and 4 community has many software developers. For MorphOS, there is mainly Jacek who is writing his Iris email client and Wayfarer browser. Great software. But unfirtunately, there isn't much more. The OS developers are quite active - this is a massive advantage compared to AmigaOS 4...