@GabeMoralesVR@mastodon.gamedev.place @upmultimedia

Just because it wasn't visible to you doesn't mean it wasn't heavily used. I worked for Quarterdeck, supporting DesqView, for years. It was used in industrial process and business backend until amusingly recently. It was the Jack-in-the-Box order system for years past when it should have been obsolete, because it worked and was super-reliable. It was used in a ton of point-of-sale software as well. And it was used because the PC had an extensible bus you could add all sorts of hardware to - that never materialized for the Amiga.

I wouldn't be surprised if there aren't still industrial processes that run under it today, despite being horribly outdated, because it just worked, and replacing custom industrial hardware is expensive.