Step back into the history — and the present — of the Amiga world with this in-depth interview with Petro Tyschtschenko, one of the key figures behind Commodore and Amiga Technologies.

From the golden years of Commodore in the 1980s to the fall of the company in 1994, Petro shares first-hand memories of one of the most important eras in computing history. We talk about the rebirth of the Amiga under Escom, the development of the Amiga Walker, the famous Amiga 1200 NOS stock story, and the many challenges faced along the way.

But this interview doesn’t stay in the past. Petro also reflects on the current state of the Amiga community, new hardware and operating systems, and how the platform has survived thanks to the passion of its users. We also explore his present-day work and what Amiga continues to mean to him on a personal level.

Whether you’re an Amiga veteran or discovering this legendary computer for the first time, this conversation is full of stories, insight, and history from someone who lived it all from the inside.

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