The PearPC idea is good.

I'm sure there are endless reason why people
would like to try out MOS without buying a pegasos.


Some examples:

-Unbelieable but true, some webmaster are willing
to make their website accessable with many browsers.
With MOS/PearPC they would have the chance to test
the website with MOS without spending money.

-Some dedicated Amiga developers still have no Pegasos.
The Aweb crew for example. Many of them have PC's.
With MOS on Pear they could test their AWEB releases on MOS.

-I do only very little coding on MOS.
And my C skills are medium level at best - but some of my friends
code C for a living. They all have PCs. With MOS on Pear I could send them
an archive of MOS including my sources and they could not only remotely
help me to debug my code - they could run it on MOS.

I wrote just a few things which came to my mind in the very first minute.
I'm sure we can find many more uses of MOS/PearPC.



Cheers
Gunnar