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`08.May.2003` Sébastien Jeudy (E-Mail)	User: Annuaire Amiga Francophone #12 The edition 12 of the "Annuaire Amiga Francophone" has been sent to the subscribers. This is a list of French speaking Amiga users all over the world (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec,...), which is sent out monthly. Via the title link you can find further information and you can add your name to the list. (ps) [News message: 08. May. 2003, 23:50] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`08.May.2003` Wolf Zimmer und Cord Hagen (E-Mail)	Online Magazine "NoCover" Accessible on its Own Homepage Many Amiga fans already know about it, the time-honored online magazine "NoCover" has finally found its earned place on the Internet. The complete homepage contains clearly over 200 megabytes and was completely newly and currently uploaded on 7th May, 2003. As always, near the current edition of the loved online magazine are the old editions as well, quickly and easily found under the menu option "NoCover Guide," and individual articles may also be quickly found through a comprehensive oversight structure. A visit in the current issue or the back issues is always rewarding. This mighty big, but long overdue, Internet debut of "NoCover" was made possible through the sponsor www.ConnectWeb.de, who made available server resources and hosting on their servers, and also together with Wolf Zimmer, who is responsible for the complete editorial portion of "NoCover," handled around the updating. We would also like to take this opportunity to remind you all that we absolutely need active helpers for "NoCover." So we always seek volunteer editors, who have the desire to look after and care for a single area in "NoCover" and to contribute regular articles. We also rejoice over individual articles on any familiar theme. Regular editors have the advantage of getting their own email address with a giant Pop3 email post box (200 megabytes in size), and self-evidently also a secure SMTP server with authentication of the webserver "AS2-Chicago" in order to dispatch their own emails. Besides there is also an individual subdomain that will be established, so that in addition to emails regular editors may also get their own free hom page. We are able to offer this package as a little reward to all volunteer editors who would like to regularly and actively help the magazine. Of course the online magazine may also be gotten as usual, through an email subscription from Wolf Zimmer, as well as the website APC&TCP and on Aminet. We ask for your understanding that the new homepage, despite an astounding start, is still not fully complete, and we sincerely invite you to the "NoCover" homepage. Further we would naturally be delighted to be linked from many Internet sites, in order for "NoCover" to become again the biggest Amiga meeting point, as it was in earlier times. We wish everyone much fun at the homepage of NoCover and rejoice at your visit. (ps) (Translation: dm) [News message: 08. May. 2003, 23:46] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`07.May.2003` Martin Heine (ANF)	New Genesi/Phoenix-Mailing list for demo coders At MorphOS-News.de Bill Buck and Raquel Velasco announce the opening of a mailing list for demo scene coders: The DemoScene@phinixi.com mailing list is open for business / Genesi sponsoring Demo Scene Online Party in Fall 2003. The Peagsos I is out to about 600 avid users now and things are starting to get whipped up for the introduction of the Pegasos II in September 2003. We have always had respect for true Demo Teams because of the way technical and creative skills are intertwined to produce unique results with a computer. We decided that to truly be a success the Pegasos and MorphOS needed to do their best to support the Scene. The Scene can bring things to the Pegasos that no one else can. To that end we have decided to lend ten fully configured and loaded Pegasos machines to Demo Teams that have demonstrated past success and a desire to produce a demo with the Pegasos for a Demo Scene online Party to be sponsored by Genesi in the Fall of 2003. The Online DemoScene Gathering will be open for voting by all Pegasos owners only -- one Pegasos, one vote. First prize for the best Demo is 1000 Euros (and keep the Pegasos), second prize 750 Euros (and keep the Pegasos) and third prize 500 Euros (and keep the Pegasos!!!). For all teams that successfully present their demo they can keep their Pegasos ( :-D ). If they agree to produce another demo they will be lent a new G4 card with the same terms (and keep the card if they deliver the demo). To be selected for the DemoScene special offer each Team must be screened and selected by the Phoenix DemoScene Executive Committee that is being lead by Mikko Virtanen aka Hooligan of Dual Crew-Shining. We will ask "Kiero" of the MadWizards, the winner of the Equinoxe DemoScene Competiton and LoRD, of 4Mankind, the first Pegasos contest winner to also be on the committee. We will develop a special section on the MorphZone to keep track of these special Demo Teams. All necessary documentation and support will be provided to the DemoSceneTeams. Sincerely, Raquel and Bill (ps) (Translation: ub) [News message: 07. May. 2003, 22:19] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`07.May.2003` Haage & Partner	Haage & Partner: New Amiga start page and discussion forum Haage & Partner have fitted their start page of the Amiga area to the new web design of the company and opend a discussion board also. Haage & Partner write: "Because we use HTML 4.1 (transitional) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) now the layout doesn't look good with the Amiga browsers. We tried to add some HTML tags so that the pages will work on the Amiga browsers. The deeper pages are not changed so everything stays the same here. The file size of this page is reduced with this action to 1/3... After the server move we decided to abandon the mailing lists. But we installed with phpBB one of the best and common discussion boards. For Amiga users there are three exclusive areas and additionally the Pagestream board that is intended for all versions. The main language is German now but English is welcome also, just like it was with the mailing lists. The boards are not moderated, we ask therefore to please accept the usual rules. Abusing entries will be deleted by us without any record. We hope to get interesting discussions. (nba) (Translation: ub) [News message: 07. May. 2003, 20:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`07.May.2003` Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)	Music: Liquid Skies Records #034 After a real short while there is a new music track from the Amiga music scene group Liquid Skies with the following features: Artist: Lcr Title: "Syberian's Destination Point" Style: Drum'n'Base Length: 2.49 Format: MP3 (128kbps) The track is available for free and is to download by the title link. (nba) (Translation: ub) [News message: 07. May. 2003, 20:03] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`07.May.2003` Andreas Magerl (E-Mail)	Amiga Future: Interview with Jens Langner By the title link there is an interview with Jens Langner which was done by Anton Preinsack for the Amiga Future. (ps) (Translation: ub) [News message: 07. May. 2003, 14:24] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`07.May.2003` ppcnux.de (ANF)	ppcnux.de: A1 sales are good At ppcnux.de the Pegasos and A1 is covered sometimes. »The A1 sales are well. Especially compared to the PegasosPPC. The A1 might be seen as a success in sales.« Read the full article by the title link. Also interesting might be the article "PowerPC: Wird es auch andersrum gehen?". »many AmigaOS users from the old days have left for Apple. Some of them are gone to Linux running on a Mac (PPC). But there is a given interest of these people: Will the AmigaOS4 or MorphOS have a chance at the Apples or IBM PPC?« (ps) (Translation: ub) [News message: 07. May. 2003, 01:49] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`06.May.2003` GFX-BASE	GFX-BASE: Review of the Pegasos by Stefan Blixth On GFX-BASE you will find a review of the Pegasos by Stephan Blixth published here. (ps) (Translation: gf) [News message: 06. May. 2003, 15:29] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`06.May.2003` A.D.A.	A.D.A.: Breakpoint- and Gathering-Updates Four new demos and intros from the Breakpoint Party 2003 and The Gathering 2003 were added to the demo-online-collection "Amiga Demoscene Archive": Timur Lenk/Spaceballs and Ephidrena. Another corcker from the famous duo Slummy/Spaceballs and Loaderror/Ephidrena. 1st place at Breakpoint 4k intro competition. As always, stunning music, cool effects, good looking. Nothing more to add, just check it out! Highly recommended! Magia/The Black Lotus. Another TBL demo, another winner at Germany's Easter demo party. Check out the credits behind this demo and you know that it will be good. Notably a return from Desktop/CNCD with fab logos, and Blaizer/The Silents on the music. Recommended. Light 2/Iris. What a surprise this was. Iris seem to have decided to leave the oldskool style finally behind them and they surprise with this amazing demo. Utmost respect must go to Dr.Doom who not only coded the whole thing, but pixelled all the graphics work and did a very fine job on that. Music by Tricktrax is cool too. Again, higly recommended. Fake Electronik Lightshow/Ephidrena. 2nd place at The Gathering 2003 in a joined PC demo compo. Nothing much to say here. Download this and see what demomaking is all about. Phat tune, wicked visuals, synchro, energy, ... Extremely highly recommended ;). (nba) [News message: 06. May. 2003, 14:08] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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