> Atom bios [...] is not present on G5 edition.

Yes, I know. I'd have thought the Linux developers had catered to this difference. Pity they didn't.

> fully-64bit/SMP MorphOS on [...] PA6T, [...] T2080

I doubt we'll ever see MorphOS (NG or current gen) on Nemo/X1000. MorphOS on the T2080-based notebook would be nice (if it ever comes).

>>> Next makes me sense go to PPC(le) - like Talos or Blackbird

>> The nice thing about POWER9 is that it can still run in BE mode for legacy compatibility.

> yes. And POWER8 also.

Problem with POWER8 is the lack of a nice and relatively small and affordable desktop/workstation like the Blackbird is for POWER9.

>>> migration to x86-64 for me means show stopper. [...] what advantage
>>> MorphOS have over Win, linux or unix?

>> Linux/Unix also run on non-x64 (ARM, Power etc.).

> ARM in general not yet so powerful like x86-64, so there is a gap for MorphOS.
> And both ARM and Power are used by enthusiast - also gap for MorphOS.

What I meant was that if MorphOS makes no sense on x64 because it runs also Linux, then why should MorphOS make sense on ARM or Power where Linux runs as well?