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Amiga-Veranstaltungen 01.-02.08.25 • Amiga/040 • Mountain View (USA) 11.-14.09.25 • Classic Computing 2025 • Hof (Bayern) 17.-19.10.25 • Amiga40 • Mönchengladbach 14.-16.11.25 • Flashback-Symposium #02 • Jößnitz (Sachsen) 03.Dez.2003 Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF) Musik: Liquid Skies records #062 Nachdem die Homepage der Szenengruppe Liquid Skies wieder erreichbar ist, veröffentlichte die Gruppe heute ihr 62. Musikpack. Es beinhaltet einen Trance-Tune vom Musiker Maxus und das passende Cover. Weiterlesen ... (nba) [Meldung: 03. Dez. 2003, 23:59] [Kommentare: 3 - 05. Dez. 2003, 22:42] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 03.Dez.2003 Commodore Gebruikers Groep HCC-Tage: Fotos von der Commodore Gebruikers Groep Die niederländische Anwendervereinigung Commodore Gebruikers Groep hat einige Fotos von ihrer Teilnahme an den HCC-Tagen online gestellt. Diese Veranstaltung ist die größte ihrer Art in den Benelux-Ländern. (snx) [Meldung: 03. Dez. 2003, 18:01] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 03.Dez.2003 MorphOS-News.de (Webseite) Neue Version des ASFS-Linuxtreibers Der ASFS-Dateisystem-Treiber für Linux von Marek Szyprowski liegt nun in der öffentlichen Betaversion 1.0beta1 vor. Hierdurch werden auch unter Linux Partitionen im SmartFileSystem-Format des Amiga unterstützt. Inzwischen können diese nicht nur gelesen werden, sondern es besteht auch eine experimentelle und fast vollständige Schreibunterstützung. Weiterlesen ... (snx) [Meldung: 03. Dez. 2003, 10:24] [Kommentare: 7 - 04. Dez. 2003, 00:39] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 03.Dez.2003 Amiga.org (Webseite) Musik-Software: Protracker II in Entwicklung Ruben Monteiro arbeitet derzeit an ProTracker II, einem Nachfolger der ursprünglichen Familie der Soundtracker (SoundTracker, NoiseTracker, ProTracker). Als Veröffentlichungstermin erwartet der portugiesische Programmierer den März kommenden Jahres. Unterstützt werden die Betriebssysteme MorphOS und Windows, Versionen für OS4 und AROS sind noch nicht bestätigt. Weiterlesen ... (snx) [Meldung: 03. Dez. 2003, 09:59] [Kommentare: 42 - 06. Jan. 2004, 09:21] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 03.Dez.2003 AmigaWorld (Website) Fortnightly Q&A's mit Fleecy Moss - Runde 24 Das englischsprachige Online-Magazin AmigaWorld hat die Folge 24 der zweiwöchentlichen Fragen und Antworten an und von Fleecy Moss, CTO bei AMIGA, Inc., veröffentlicht (Update, 15.03.2012, cg: Meldung um das eigentliche Interview ergänzt, da das ursprüngliche Dokument nicht mehr verfügbar ist): 1) BobC: Can you tell us what third party software companies or individuals are interested in writing or actually are writing software for OS4 on the A1? If you can't say who they are, perhaps, what types of third party software is being developed? Fleecy: I can only tell you of those that have publicly committed to writing for AmigaOS4.0 since the others are either still looking into it or are developing but do not wish to make an announcement yet. Those that are publicly committed are Ibrowse Pagestream AudioEvolution CandyFactory 2 Tales of Tamar VBCC WordMeUp Hyperion have also committed to creating AmigaOS4.0 versions of their games and have a licence to develop DirectoryOpus for AmigaOS4.0. Several other companies have said that when a more complete developer SDK is available and/or when the market size becomes clearer, then they will take another look. There are likely to be quite a few surprise products turning up as well but as I said, for a number of reasons the companies involved are not willing to announce publicly at this time. 2) Uncharted: Will the new "AG2 services" change the way AmigaOS works from a user's perspective? Will things like devices, system structure (C: DEVS: LIBS: ENVARC: etc.), and UI paradigms be changed? Fleecy: Initially no but with the introduction of a resources and services architecture, it will change. This architecture internalises the implementation and publicly presents a semantic abstraction. AmigaOS4.0 presents a half way house with its use of interfaces called against libraries. However, because the access is via a semantic abstraction, it will be possible for a user to create a relationship that makes it look like the old organisation model, if they so desire. As for the interactive environment, we have looked at all that is good in the existing interface as well as all is bad. We are bringing a workflow analysis to this area and, whilst you will be able to recognise elements from previous implementations, there will be a lot that is new and (we hope) better. The whole solution will allow the user to eventually build their own interface so if you want to go back to AmigaOS3.9 Workbench, it should be possible. 3) Shep: A while ago on here I suggested that Amiga could use affiliate marketing, similar to amazon, for marketing the new Amiga. I would gladly join such a scheme when I have my new website sorted out (which will be appropriate because of its theme), what do you think Fleecy? Fleecy: I think it is a very good idea. We have a lot of ideas ourselves which are partly a reaction to the situation we find ourselves in at the moment. Getting the good news about Amiga's rebirth out into the world is going to be top priority and, as we found at the Micromart show and, as has been proved over the past six months, our user groups are going to be crucial in that process. 4) DaveP: Hi there Fleecy, would you rather do this monthly? ;-) Fleecy: At least it wouldn't be late all the time ;-) 5) GregS: Are there any plans with including in OS4-4.2 a XML Signature generator? Fleecy: XML will play a big part in AG2, so yes. 6) Asemoon: There is much concern within the industry about monopoly OS companies abusing their position to make it hard or near impossible to replace components with alternatives. This has never been the case with AmigaOS' design. Will this modularity and freedom continue with future releases? Fleecy: Very much so. With a resource and services architecture it would be hard to do otherwise. 7) prmetime: 1. When the A1/zico spec was first announced, a partnership with Matrox was announced fairly soon thereafter. I have yet to see any Matrox drivers or chips on hardware to this point. Is Matrox still a partner and will their graphics chipsets be supported? Fleecy: Matrox are still a partner and, with SNAP coming on board, we will have an excellent set of drivers for Matrox boards. Given that 3D is not currently the forte of Matrox, then we will be concentrating on other, more appropriate products. 8) GregS: Are there any plans (beyond OS4.0) to add to the Amiga some simple and easy to maintain and control Multi-User-Profile system for the AmigaOS? Fleecy: Yes but it will require the foundations to change first for the data storage and organisation services. That is something that will appear early in AG2. 9) The_Editor: We recently had, what seemed to be a high profile visitor to AW.net expressing his frustration at not being able to find anyone "high enough" to talk to about developing for DE. Due to a lack of information, he is taking his idea elsewhere. Who do we direct such enquiries to in future and what steps would Amiga Inc take to see this calamity is not repeated ? Fleecy: This is clearly very worrying. I did not receive any information about him and there is supposed to be a requests process on the Amiga Anywhere website. I shall look into this as a matter of urgency. 10) jurassiccamper: Alan has mentioned that earlybird owners may get an installable OS4 beta by christmas. How will this be distributed? Fleecy: It won't be a beta per se but a pre-release that will not be supported directly. Amigaworld have already expressed an interest in becoming a forum for support and feedback of information generated from the pre-release. As for the format for distribution I believe we are currently considering a downloadable ISO image to be burnt to a CD via Debian. (Copyright © 2003 Amigaworld.net. All rights reserved. Originally available at http://amigaworld.net/modules/fleecymoss/index.php?cat_id=25 You may freely redistribute this article, providing that a URL is provided to the original source, and the copyright notices remain intact) (nba) [Meldung: 03. Dez. 2003, 04:15] [Kommentare: 98 - 05. Dez. 2003, 17:53] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version]       1 3340 6675 ... <- 6680 6681 6682 6683 6684 6685 6686 6687 6688 6689 6690 -> ... 6695 7590 8491 [Archiv]

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