16.Jun.2016
amigafuture.de (Webseite)
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Free download: Crystal Kingdom Dizzy
The platform game Crystal Kingdom Dizzy was released in 1993 and now can be downloaded for free as ADF, IPF and WHDLoad.
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14.Jun.2016
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Crowd funding: The story of the Commodore Amiga in pixels
Nostalgia-related projects continue being very much the trend on crowd funding platforms: After The story of the Commodore 64 in pixels, the author Chris Wilkins is going to acknowledge the Amiga. The book will be published as paperback and hardcover book. Donatorrs can choose between different bonuses - among others an Amiga port of Starquake, which currently is developed by the well-known cracker Galahad and which is supposed to be delivered in a professional box with pin, poster and printed pocket guide.
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[News message: 14. Jun. 2016, 18:07] [Comments: 0]
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14.Jun.2016
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Browser homepage for Amiga-Fans
Under amiga-hardware.info two fans have established a homepage for Amiga enthusiasts. You can search trough diverse Amiga and retro sites and choose between different links on the foot of the website. The "Top 100 (Amiga) Links" of the authors can be opened by a click on the inconspicuous arrow at the top of the website.
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[News message: 14. Jun. 2016, 17:55] [Comments: 0]
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14.Jun.2016
Michael Rupp (ANF)
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Javascript: TAWS - The Amiga Workbench Simulation 0.26
TAWS ("The Amiga Workbench Simulation") is a Javascript simulation of the Amiga-Workbench 1.0 - 4.1 for Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera and Apple-WebKit-Browser (including Odyssey).
Any kind of feedback the author would very appreciate. He still is searching for support for the French translation.
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[News message: 14. Jun. 2016, 17:38] [Comments: 0]
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13.Jun.2016
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AROS: May 2016 Highlights
So far we reported about "A week in AROS" in which Krzysztof 'deadwood' Śmiechowicz collected information about changes of the operating system AROS. Recently only few changes could be reported therefore we will change to the monthly summaries of the same author:
"As the days finally got warmer on northern hemisphere, the activity of both users and developers of AROS reached quite low levels in May.
Krzysztof Smiechowicz made the necessary fixes to the source code and enabled again the x86_64 build of AROS, which was not available for over three months. Right now nightly build targets for all supported architectures are available.
In May first version of a new, interesting application has been made available by Marcus Sacrow. Mapparium is an OpenStreetMap client working under AROS and MorphOS. Current functionality allows for example browsing the map and searching for location.
Closing, a new survey has been launched in order to understand how AROS is used by people and how it can become even more useful. If you have not done so, please answer the survey questions in this thread."
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[News message: 13. Jun. 2016, 13:01] [Comments: 0]
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