Amiga
Andy Warhol, a leading figure in the Pop Art movement during the 20th century, he loved the Commodore Amiga and used it to create works of digital art.
Commodore was a rival of Apple but went bankrupt in 1994.
Even after Warhol’s death, however, his name continued to attract investors to the Amiga.
Thirty years later, the Amiga has been still at the end, but it found the new way today as well.
AmigaOne X5000 with MorphOS and Linux
AmigaOne X5000’s CPU features a 64-bit PowerPC e5500 Architecture-based microprocessor core.
MorphOS is an AmigaOS-like operating system designed for PowerMacG4/G5, Sam460 and X5000.
Also PowerPC Linux, fienix, fedora, void-linux, run on the PowerPC based computers.
AmigaOne A1222plus with AmigaOS4
AmigaOne A1222 plus has NXP QorIQ P1022 CPU that features a 32-bit PowerPC e500V2 Architecture-based microprocessor core.
AmigaOS4 is Amiga operating systems which runs on PowerPC microprocessors.
As you know, its boot jingle that sounds like birdsong was composed by Susumu Hirasawa.
m68k Amiga with AmigaOS3, Apollo Vampire and PiStorm
Motorola m68k Architecture-based microprocessors 680×0 were used in Commodore Amiga 1000, 500, 2000, 600, 3000, 1200, CD32 and 4000 .
Apollo Vampire series are intel CycloneV FPGA based accelerators.
PiStorm are ARM based accelerators with Raspberry Pi3 or Pi4.
On these system, the AmiFox web browser uses a WRP server on Linux to surf the web and send clickable images back to Amigas.
