Project Ceylon: Keeping the Architecture, Rebuilding the Assumptions
Project Ceylon keeps the architectural ideas that made the Amiga compelling while rebuilding the assumptions underneath them for modern hardware.
Project Ceylon keeps the architectural ideas that made the Amiga compelling while rebuilding the assumptions underneath them for modern hardware.
The retrospective is caught up. From here forward, Project Ceylon becomes a real-time record of the work, wrong turns, breakthroughs, and whatever happens next.
Before building anything, I had to separate what I actually loved about the Amiga from what I just remembered fondly. Those turned out to be two different lists.
Commodore went bankrupt in 1994 and took continuous Amiga development down with it. This is the question that started everything: what would still be true if it hadn't.