> The Classic version would have also been within the remit of the 2001
> contract and I think the non-delivery of it may have even formed part
> of Amiga Inc's complaint or amended complaint. [...] There was certainly
> speculation at the time that it only got released to show that they were
> meeting one of their contractual obligations.

Thanks for your input. I didn't object to this particular statement of KennyR ("AmigaOS 4 Classic (which Amiga Inc said was illegal)") because I took it to refer to the fact that AmigaOS 4.0 Classic was released after Amiga Inc. had terminated Hyperion's license in December 2006, so it'd make sense that Amiga Inc. deemed every OS4 release since then illegal. After this termination, it took Amiga Inc. 4 months to start the actual lawsuit.