Anyone have an idea who this poster might be?
We appear to be getting a real hard sell on the new P1022 based board from A-eon, and a lot of it is coming from this individual.

> Anyone have an idea who this poster might be?

He already told you:
https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?forum=11&topic_id=11137&start=122 :-)

More there:
"I would like to welcome Julian Margetson to our very active Core Linux Support team. Julian, aka Spectre660, hails from the Emerald Isle of Montserrat, a tiny volcanic Island in the Caribbean which is part of the Leeward Islands and a British Overseas Territory. Julian has worked closely with our fellow Core Linux team member Christian Zigotkzy (xeno74) over the past year or so to ensure that the Sam460 supports the latest Linux kernels and many Linux PowerPC distributions. Julian's first Amiga was A500 which he got in 1988. He still owns two Amiga 1200s but they haven't seen much use since he acquired his his first Next-Generation Amiga, a Sam440ep-Flex, in 2009. He pioneered the use of PCIe to PCI adapters in his Sam440ep-Flex and was active user of higher end graphics cards becoming a beta-tester for early RadeonHD driver development. [...] Julian says he is probably the only Amiga user left on the island as the other two Classic Amiga users he knew left the island in 1997 and he has never met another Next-Generation Amiga user in person. [...] Although an experienced Amigan, Julian didn't get involved with Linux until September 2013. However, in a few short months he was patching and compiling his own Linux kernels and solving Linux installation problems on his Sam440ep. He was instrumental in RadeonHD 6xxxx graphic card support under Linux for the Sam460ex and more recently he has been delving into the Linux-ppc-dev mailing list and performed his first git bisect (sounds painful! ;-) ) which solved a Sam460 issue with Kernels up to 3.19 and Radeon HD 7xxx graphics cards and above. According to Julian, "I cross compile my kernels and do Ramdisk work under Virtualbox on a PC so that I can use My Sam460ex as much as possible.". His current machine is a Sam460ex but, as part of our Core Linux support team, he is about to receive his first A-EON Technology hardware, unfortunately he is sworn to secrecy so don't ask! ;-) His addition to our Core Linux team has already paid dividends as his contribution helped Darren Stevens solve a tricky RadeonHD issue that was bugging us for quite a while."
http://blog.a-eon.biz/blog/?p=7514

This thread is now closed. If you plan to open another discussion thread purely to bash a single forum user for having opinions you happen to disagree with, please find a different website to do so.

If you had spent the time it took to write your post to quickly research the user´s posting history on MorphZone via his user profile, you should have found enough to realize that you should take off your tin foil hat and put it back where you took it from.