Virtual memory support for MorphOS would be nice. No, not that 90's VMM crap that leaves a pool of low priority virtual RAM so your computer slows to a crawl when you run out of RAM. I mean proper VM like modern OS's have, VM that does its best to make sure anything important, compute-bound or currently in use is always running in physical memory and swaps out anything in the background.

Bank switching to allow for a far greater memory address space than 2GB and transparent defragmentation by swapping out and back in to free up contiguous space would also be cool.

Ah, but nobody cares about anything like updating the OS infrastructure. People only care about shiny things like overpriced, pointless new hardware they'll never be able to use properly.

[ Edited by KennyR 02.01.2019 - 12:59 ]