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Archive 08/2004


28.Aug.2004
Andreas Magerl (ANF)


Exodus: Graphics card patch released
Andrzej Bugajny from the Exodus-Team asked us to release a graphics card patch for Exodus on our homepage. The game is said to run much faster with this. But you'll need appr. 100 MByte space on the hard drive. Exodus is available at our Amiga dealer or directly at Andrzej Bugajny. (snx) (Translation: wk)

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28.Aug.2004
Simon Neumann (ANF)


Pictures from the Amigaparty Friedrichsdorf (Germany)
On the page of the Amigaparty Friedrichsdorf are pictures from the event available. Enjoy them!

We want to thank all the visitors for their coming and for their interest. Next year, the party will probably be bigger.

Until then, Amiga rulez! (snx) (Translation: wk)

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28.Aug.2004
Pegasosforum (website)


MorphOS: Version 1.4 of console emulator TGEmu released
TGEmu, an emulator for the NEC TurboGrafx 16/PC Engine, is now available for MorphOS in version 1.4 and can be downloaded under the title link. A MUI GUI is included. The v1.4 offers sound, high compatibility and an acceptable speed. (snx) (Translation: wk)

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28.Aug.2004
Andreas Kleinert (ANF)


PSWX Beta tester news group
For anyone interested, there's now a Yahoo group for discussions and new beta versions, currently akGIF and akJFIF for MorphOS:

groups.yahoo.com/group/pswx-beta (ps)

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28.Aug.2004
Martin Wolf (ANF)


ToT: first WIP screenshots of the new 3D GUI
Under the following URL you can find early WIP screenshots of the 3D GUI of Tales of Tamar incl. explanation of how it works.

All users are asked for feedback. The GUI itself will of course still be further improved. (ps) (Translation: wk)

[News message: 28. Aug. 2004, 00:40] [Comments: 0]
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28.Aug.2004
Robert Sterff (ANF)


XzentriX 2004 - Computer party in Seeshaupt, Germany, September, 3rd to 5th 2004
In the early days of the coming September the 7th XzentriX takes place in Seeshaupt, the big computer party for all alternative computer systems!

With the last Xzentrix being the biggest success for now the organizers hope for and expect a similar number of visitors. And the registrations until now feed these expectations!

All details can be found on the regularly updated website. Right now, the English version is only available as text but the graphical version is being worked on. (ps) (Translation: wk)

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28.Aug.2004
(ANF)


Spiel: ToT - Tamar needs new land!
For the third time the popular action 'Tamar needs new land!' gets started.

Since Tamar is once again completely settled new regions have to be opened to give space to new settlers.

These opportunities are really rare and you should use these! On September, 1st there's such an opportunity. Start with other players under the same conditions and show them that you are the one who should get the emperor's crown!

Learn about regions of Tamar that no man has entered before. Be challenged by dragons, undead and other creatures and show that you can compete with other real people.

Hint 1: Our price (250,- Euro) for the first emperor of Tamar who founded his/her empire after January, 1st 2004 can still be won and we would be pleased if you'd be the winner (rules for this can be read in the referring action in the ToT forum).

Hint 2: Enter the keyword 'Shareware' in the serial field when registering for ToT to play for free for some time. A round fee will be demanded when you are deeper into the game. Enter in the notes field that you want to start on September, 1st on new land.

Enjoy playing ToT. (ps) (Translation: wk)

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28.Aug.2004
Amigaplus


AMIGAplus 09/2004 - 150 issues AMIGAplus
In the new AMIGAplus 09/2004 (#150) you can read the following:

  • News & Trends: The Triplets of Belleville
  • Workshop: Programming under AmigaOS 4 (part 2)
  • Amiga status report: It grows together...
  • Shareware: News from the net
  • Emu corner: AROS on the hard disk
  • Demo scene: Solskogen Party 2004
  • News from the Amiga market
  • Game News: News from the games market
  • and much more
The AMIGAplus is available via subscription, via single order and at Amiga dealers for 5,- EUR. (sn) (Translation: wk)

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26.Aug.2004
Pegasosforum (Website)


MorphOS: MPlayer 1.0pre4 Released
Version 1.0pre4 of the video player MPlayer is now also available for MorphOS, thanks to Nicolas Ramz. It may be downloaded under the title link from the Pegasos Forum. Among altered arguments for the playing of DVDs, the graphic routines in particular have been completely overhauled and now include three stand-alone modes (overlay, WPA, VMem). (snx) (Translation: dm)

[News message: 26. Aug. 2004, 17:53] [Comments: 0]
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26.Aug.2004
Amigaworld.net (Website)


Video of the Banquet Speech of Garry Hares at AmiWest 2004
Amigaworld.net and AmigaOne Productions have prepared a 45 minute video from this year's Amiwest convention. The main part is the complete speech of KMOS CEO Garry Hare, including his announcement of the purchase of Amiga Inc. and Capacity Networks.

Download:
Amiwest2004.wmv (9 MB)
Amiwest2004.rm (78 MB)
Amiwest2004.mpg (180 MB) (snx) (Translation: dm)

[News message: 26. Aug. 2004, 15:42] [Comments: 0]
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26.Aug.2004
Jens Meirich (ANF)


T-Online: Emulation Page "Rebirth of the Classic Computer"
Under the title link T-Online is providing a "Download Special" of emulators of classic computer systems. The Amiga is represented there and WinUAE is offered for download. (snx) (Translation: dm)

[News message: 26. Aug. 2004, 15:34] [Comments: 0]
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26.Aug.2004
Chip.de (ANF)


Wall Calendar of Classic Computers incl. Amiga 500
Under the title link Chip.de is reporting about a wall calendar for 2005, which pictures a different classic computer each month. October theme: the Amiga 500. (snx) (Translation: dm)

[News message: 26. Aug. 2004, 15:28] [Comments: 0]
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26.Aug.2004
MorphZone (website)


Genesi: High Technology Task Force visits ODW assembly
Press Release, 25th August 2004 - Jesse Wadhams, Technology Policy Counsel to the Chairman, High Tech Task Force (HTTF), United States Senate and Judy Flynn, Regional Aide to United States Senator John Ensign visited the assembly production of the Open Desktop Workstation (ODW) on Tuesday, 24 August at the Easter Seals Southern Nevada (ESSN) Job Training and Employment Facility. Also, present during the site visit were Joe Lombardo, Director, National Supercomputer Center for Energy and the Environment (NSCEE), University of Nevada Las Vegas, Brian Patchett, CEO/President, ESSN and Tina Jeeves, Chief Operating Officer, ESSN.

Genesi provided an overview of the Corporation and the assembly for which it has retained the services of ESSN. The Avalanche Desktop Reference Management Platform (DRMP) Project, in which NSCEE will participate was also discussed. NSCEE also seeks to develop the PegasosPPC for cluster computing at the NSCEE. Following the visit, Genesi agreed to also support the HTTF in the Avalanche DRMP Project. A number of Technology Summits are being planned by the HTTF in Nevada and both Genesi and the NSCEE agreed to participate in a future event.

A selection of photos of the visit are available in the Genesi Gallery.

The mission of the HTTF is to act as the Republican Leadership’s outreach effort to the technology community and to advise the Republican Caucus on technology issues during the 108th Congress.

The National Supercomputing Center for Energy and the Environment (NSCEE) is a full-service supercomputing facility with on-site and off-site user training, national network accessibility and a mission for excellence in education and research in supercomputing and its applications.

Genesi and Avalanche DRMP Project is featured in the August issue of IBM Power Architecture Newsletter and will presented in detail at the Freescale Smart Networks Developer Forum 2004 Europe in Frankfurt, Germany. The PegasosPPC mainboard and CPU card is manufactured by Genesi in Germany and shipped to the ESSN facility for assembly to US customers. All other components required to assemble the ODW are supplied by Genesi Business Partner, Directron. (snx)

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24.Aug.2004
Andreas Falkenhahn (ANF)


Hollywood: 1.9.2 update available
An update for all users of Hollywood 1.9 is available now. This is mostly a bug-fix update but it has some new features as well. The update is provided for free and can be downloaded from the Airsoft Softwair homepage.

It can be used with all versions of Hollywood 1.9, i.e. AmigaOS3, WarpOS and MorphOS binaries. To install the update, just run the included installer which will analyze your Hollywood 1.9 installation and update all out-dated components then.

Please note, that you need Hollywood 1.9 for this update. To find out what exactly has changed in Hollywood 1.9 revision 2, have a look at the history section in the documentation. (cg) (Translation: cg)

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