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Amiga events 11.-14.09.25 • Classic Computing 2025 • Hof (Germany) 17.-19.10.25 • Amiga40 • Mönchengladbach (Germany) 31.10.-02.11.25 • Amiga-Meeting 2025 • Neumünster (Germany) 14.-16.11.25 • Flashback-Symposium #02 • Jößnitz (Germany) 24.Jan.2010 Amiga.org (Webseite) AmigaKit: EasyADF-Update EasyADF is a program for archiving of the British trader AmigaKit which is included at the PCMCIA Compact Flash Transfer Kit. more ... (snx) (Translation: dr) [News message: 24. Jan. 2010, 06:44] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail]  [Print version]  [ASCII version] 23.Jan.2010 Amigaworld.net (Webseite) AmigaOS 4: Bounty for 32-Bit-Icon-Editor Under the title link you can donate for a bounty project for a 32-Bit-Icon-editor. (snx) (Translation: dr) [News message: 23. Jan. 2010, 13:16] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail]  [Print version]  [ASCII version] 23.Jan.2010 Amigaworld.net (Webseite) AmigaOS 4: English dictionary WordNet 3.1 WordNet is a database in English language and was ported for AmigaOS 4 by Daniel Jedlicka (screenshot). For the voice output the flite.device is required. more ... (snx) (Translation: dr) [News message: 23. Jan. 2010, 11:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail]  [Print version]  [ASCII version] 23.Jan.2010 Amigaworld.net (Webseite) Picture viewer: LookHere 2.0 Fabio Falcucci's LookHere is a picture viewer created with Hollywood 4.5. LookHere offers over 100 different fading effects as well as thumbnail and slideshow modes and is available for all Amiga operating systems. You can get further information as well as screenshots under the title link. (snx) (Translation: dr) [News message: 23. Jan. 2010, 10:51] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail]  [Print version]  [ASCII version] 22.Jan.2010 Christian Busse (ANF) Hint: Brightening yellowed computer towers with Retr0bright Christian Busse pointed out to a method how you can brighten yellowed computer towers. He wrote: A Group of Amiga computer enthusiasts think they have come up with an idea to stop ancient computers going yellow. Flame retardant plastics in computers meant that the likes of an Amiga turned yellow with age. While it has been known that Hydrogen Peroxide could stop the rot, it was not very effective. A bloke called Dave from Manchester, UK, aka 'Merlin', started a project to see if they could turn their old hardware into its old colour. more ... (snx) (Translation: dr) [News message: 22. Jan. 2010, 21:56] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail]  [Print version]  [ASCII version]       1 1413 2820 ... <- 2825 2826 2827 2828 2829 2830 2831 2832 2833 2834 2835 -> ... 2840 4612 6390 [Archive]

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