What makes an Amiga?

Thanks for checking out this survey, and, I hope, for filling it in.

The purpose of this questionnaire is simple - we want to find out what you think makes the Amiga what it is. Do you believe that nothing is more important to defining an Amiga than the screen dragging? The right mouse button menus? The custom chipset? Or is it the community and the Aminet? If someone produces a next generation Amiga that takes a minute to boot, will you think it captures the Amiga spirit?

The key to this is defining what makes the Amiga experience. The hardware issue is a debate that has largely been settled now, and it is agreed that we have no choice but to move on. This inevitably means that the OS will move on too. It is how much of the feel of the Amiga experience is carried over to the new OS that is important. What we want to know is which elements of the user experience make the Amiga what it is? We will, of course, make the results of this survey available to anyone planning a next generation Amiga who wants it!

What is Amiga?

Name (optional):  
Address (optional):
Your main Amiga:
What should be the base price of a new Amiga (excl.monitor):
What is your attitude on boot times?
How central to the Amiga is screen switching / public screens?
Which of the following enhancements do you consider essential?
(tick any) 		 VincEd, KingCON or similar
 Directory Opus 5+
 DOpus 4, SID or similar
 mui
 rebol
 Magic Menu
 MCP and/or MCX
 Birdie and/or visual prefs
 A recoverable ram disk
 scalos
 Any hack for user menus
 button bank for app launching
 An event scheduler
 X-Arc or other archiver gui
What should be done for the NG Amiga user environment?
Do you like the idea of a "dynamic desktop", a Workbench that is scriptable and skinnable to allow the user to create totally custom desktops?
OK, this is the crunch question. What do YOU expect to see out of a new Amiga? Please mark the following features for how important you think they will be to a next generation Amiga computer:
Not Slightly Very Critically
Quick or instant boot times
Right mouse button pull-down menus
Pop-up menus
Bubble help
Voice recognition / control
Keyboard replacement for mouse
Volume name recognition
Datatypes / automatic filetype recognition
English filestructure (libs:, devs: etc.)
Windows-like taskbar
Multiple screens management
No automatic Window to Front feature
3-button scrollmouse as standard
Integrated GUI and CLI
Preferences with USE as well as SAVE
Switch off without an OS shut down
Assign directories to volume names
RAM disk
User menus / button bars
Icon tooltypes or similar file resource
Built in Classic Amiga emulation

That's everything. Thank you very much for taking the time to fill in this survey.