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`16.Apr.2003` Patric Klöter (ANF)	Petro Tyschtschenko has his 60th birthday! Patric Klöter writes: Today our good friend Petro Tyschtschenko celebrates his 60th birthday. In the name of all Amiga users I would like to congratulate him from heart and give him the best wishes for the future and for his health. That he is still in a close contact to the Amiga even in his "post Amiga Inc. time" is to notify not at least with his attendance at various Amiga user meetings. Amiga has been and still is his life, who after the ESCOM bankrupt in 1996 would have worked without any rest without being paid and would have looked for a new mother company for the "Computer that won't die" until he found one (1997, Gateway 2000 Inc.). Only one who had a lot of passion for the thing and believe in the success can do so. Petro Tyschtschenko went through nearly 20 years of Commodore/Amiga history with two bankrupts (Commodore and ESCOM) and four different Amiga companies, Commodore-Amiga, Inc. (1984-1994), AMIGA Technologies GmbH (1995-1996), AMIGA International, Inc. (1997-2001) and AMIGA, Inc. (since 1997 and after the purchase by AMINO, Inc. since 2000). During the hard times he got allways support from his family, who were queued back during his Amiga rescue actions from time to time. I think we can be grateful to Petro, for that what he did during the last years for us and the Amiga. Without him the AmigaOS would most probably still lack at version 3.1. Thank you, Petro! The team of amiga-news.de also would like to gratulate honestly and warmly to the 60th birthday. Who would like to know more about the work of Petro for the Amiga is invited to do so within our glossar. (ps) (Translation: ub) [News message: 16. Apr. 2003, 10:25] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`15.Apr.2003` David "Daff" Brunet	Magazine: Obligement 38 is now out Issue 38 of the French Amiga magazine Obligement is now available. You can read in this issue latests Amiga news, a report of the Equinoxe Party, reviews of Crossfire 2 and Amiga Arena Games Edition 2002, interviews with Jérome Senay (coder of Word Me Up) and Stefan Burstroem (author of IBrowse), an article about installation of LinuxPPC on Pegasos, and lots of others interesting articles. Download it at the address: http://obligement.free.fr. (ps) [News message: 15. Apr. 2003, 12:05] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`15.Apr.2003` Scott Pistorino (ANF)	AmigaSource finally reaches the 1400+ link mark Hello everyone! Due to my job I had been unable to update AmigaSource.com daily, weekly or even monthly. But now it looks like things are starting to slow down and I can get back to at least weekly updates. Drop in, look around and enjoy! Thanks and help spread the word! Scott Pistorino (ps) [News message: 15. Apr. 2003, 11:57] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`14.Apr.2003` Amiga Society (Website)	Amiga Society: Software book update and "Schlachtfeld" news Horst Diebel wrote: "It took some long time, until the new update could be released. It contains some games. Among other things Vikings and Secret OF the Silver Blades are included. I am transfering the new battleground alpha version 5 on my A4000 - and hope that executability and stability have improved. So far it was always like that the game could be played on certain computers - under certain circumstances - with the next attempt however again broke off. We hope that this has improved now! With the presented version the old diagram of the original is used. The new stands however for rifle with foot! (ps) (Translation: sk) [News message: 14. Apr. 2003, 12:15] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`14.Apr.2003` Amiga Future (E-Mail)	Amiga Future: Interview with Felix Schwarz The English version of the interview with Felix Schwarz is available here. (ps) (Translation: sk) [News message: 14. Apr. 2003, 11:03] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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