24.Feb.2003
Ein Liker (ANF)
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Turrican 2002 download for PC
The freeware game "Turrican 2002" is now available for PC and can now be
downloaded. You can find further information at the title link.
If there was a cult game for the Amiga, then it was "Turrican". A
game, which set at that time new yardsticks and influenced lastingly a whole
category. The third and last part of the "Turrican" series for Amiga was released in 1993.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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24.Feb.2003
Amiga Interactive Guide
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Amiga Interactive Guide update
The 'Amiga Interactive Guide' was updated within several parts
and/or extended by new systems. You find a detailed list of the
changes in the column "What's new?".
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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24.Feb.2003
Stefan Blixth (E-Mail)
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New and revised Freeware by OnyxSoft
The Swedish developer team OnyxSoft published two new freeware tools
ActivateWindow V1.0 and GummiSurf V1.0.
ActivateWindow is a Commodity similar Tool, which makes it possible to
activate and move a window in the front or background by usig a hotkey.
GummiSurf is an addon for the download manager Charon. It
permits the production of download lists in a simple and comfortable
way.
Further the tools Cathedral (Audio tool for hall effects, V1.32)
and DRemind (Remebering tool, V1.64) were updated.
(nba) (Translation: sk)
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24.Feb.2003
Bruno Ethvignot in fr.comp.sys.amiga
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Game: Technoballz AGA now also available as adf file for emulators
Bruno Ethvignot made an ADF file of the Amiga game Technoballz AGA available for download. Thus the game can be played on UAE and other Amiga
emulators.
Download: TecnoballZ_AA.adf
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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24.Feb.2003
A.D.A.
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New in A.D.A. archives: 'Wild/Anadune and near Kolor' and 'Phenomeno
'Amiga Demoscene Archives' now contains the following new demos:
Wild/Anadune and Nah Kolor. Yes! Probably Lazur's best slideshow and
amongst the best slideshows ever! Wonderful presentation, nice music
and stunning pictures. Released in 1996. Highly recommended!
Phenomenon/DCS. This could have been a killer demo but it is somewhat
spoiled by the slow and long 3D scene in the first part. Still, a
beautiful demo from one of the most talented teams in the Amiga
demoscene. As usual, stunning graphics by Adam (and optic), very
cool music (Illusion and Substance) and great effects and code by
Shape. Released at The Party 1998. Again, highly recommended! (ps) (Translation: sk)
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24.Feb.2003
Bill Panagouleas (ANF)
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DiscreetFX Releases Spontaneous Combustion Sample Pack
DiscreetFX Releases Spontaneous Combustion Sample Pack For Amiga,
Amiga Video Toaster/Flyer & Video Toaster [2]
A Low Cost Sample Version of a New Real-Time Fire, Smoke & Explosion
Effects Library
Chicago, Illinois -- February 22, 2003 -- DiscreetFX LLC Inc.,
Real-time Broadcast Quality Visual Effects developer for the Amiga
Video Toaster Flyer and Video Toaster [2] releases a low cost version
of Spontaneous Combustion to give customers a chance to try this all
new Fire, Smoke and Explosion add-on for the Amiga Video Toaster
Flyer and Video Toaster [2]. Here at DiscreetFX we realize that in
these tough economic times every dollar of our clients money is valuable
and they want to spend it wisely only on software products they absolutely
need to enhance their video and production business. We feel strongly that
Spontaneous Combustion will make your productions more explosive and make
them sizzle so we are offering a sample pack to allow clients to see if
this new product is right for their business. At a cost of only
$9.95 including shipping and handling this is a tremendous value and
allows everyone to get a taste of what Spontaneous Combustion can
offer. For your money you get the following features.
Amiga/Video Toaster Flyer version:
- 1. Four Real-time Broadcast Quality Fire Effects from Spontaneous
Combustion.
- 2. Four animated Video Toaster Flyer clip files that can be used for
advanced Compositing.
- 3. Complete 24 bit IFF image sequences of Real-time effects included
in the sample pack.
- 4. Four Audio sequences in Flyer Audio & Amiga Audio that correspond
to the included effects.
- 5. $10 off the price of the full release version of Spontaneous
Combustion.
Even if you don't have a Video Toaster you can still use this version with an
AGA or Graphics card based Amiga.
Video Toaster [2] version
- 1. Four Video Toaster [2] Real-time Broadcast Quality Fire Effects
from Spontaneous Combustion.
- 2. Four Uncompressed Video Toaster [2] RTV files that can be used for
advanced Compositing.
- 3. Complete still image sequences of the four Real-time effects
included in the sample pack.
- 4. Four Audio sequences that correspond to the included effects.
- 5. $10 off the price of the full release version of Spontaneous
Combustion.
Further information and pricing you will find under the title link. (ps)
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24.Feb.2003
Leser (ANF)
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wxWindows - portable Open-Source GUI-Toolkit
At the title link you can find information about the portable open
source GUI Toolkit wxWindows. The source code of this graphic user
interface (GUI) is available in the programming language C++, which
permits object-oriented programming. Perhaps someone would like to
port it.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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23.Feb.2003
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Aminet uploads until 23.02.2003
Since our last message there were the following new uploads to the Aminet:
MiamidxCT.lha comm/net 8K+Catalonian catalog for Miami Deluxe
MiamidxSP.lha comm/net 9K+Spanish catalog for Miami Deluxe
MiamiSPA.lha comm/net 6K+Spanish catalog for Miami 3.2
anubis-3.6.1.lha comm/tcp 1.4M+Outgoing mail processor
curl-7.10.2.lha comm/tcp 872K+Transfer files with URL syntax
JabberwockyBIN.lha comm/tcp 124K+Jabber client
SFL-BOD_final.lha demo/intro 53K+BrainOverDrive - 51k intro - final versi
SFL-Mecanica.lha demo/intro 55K+Mecanica - 64k intro
pvt-cafe2002.lha demo/slide 2.8M+Demoparty Computer Art Festival 2002 Sli
efortune-files.lha dev/e 53K+Fortune files for E-Fortune
efortune.lha dev/e 7K+E-Fortune, displays random quotes
random.lha dev/e 2K+Random Number Generator, Amiga E Module
zlib-bin.lha dev/gg 35K+AmigaOS GeekGadgets port of zlib-1.1.4
Flexy.lha dev/misc 122K+FLEXY 1.4 A very user-friendly GUI for
SFSCheck.lha disk/misc 57K+Utility to check a SmartFileSystem devic
Sepulchre_Wood.lha docs/hyper 327K+Fighting Fantasy-style game (Amigaguide)
AIOV68.lha docs/mags 349K+Amiga Information Online, Issue 68 (Febr
DC2Lvl-Bobby.lha game/data 389K+81 levels for Diamond Caves II
whirlwind.lha game/demo 267K+Whirlwind demo,racing game inspired in W
zdragonball.lha game/demo 251K+Beat'em up with Dragonball characters
Anim2gif.lha gfx/conv 150K+Converts and scales an amiga animation t
autotrace-0.30.lha gfx/conv 891K+Converts bitmap to vector graphics.
swftools-0.4.2.lha gfx/misc 2.8M+Collection of tools for the manipulation
ambot.lha hard/drivr 24K+Cybot (Real Robots) programmer BETA PREV
BetaScan_GER.lha hard/drivr 2K+German catalog for BetaScan_v3 (free!)
imdbDiff030214.lha misc/imdb 2.5M+Diffs for the Internet MovieDatabase
hum_m014.lha mods/moods 142K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m025.lha mods/moods 143K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m033.lha mods/moods 478K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m046.lha mods/moods 173K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m051.lha mods/moods 181K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m126.lha mods/moods 247K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m202.lha mods/moods 1.1M+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m203.lha mods/moods 2.5M+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m204.lha mods/moods 330K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m205.lha mods/moods 149K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m206.lha mods/moods 260K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m207.lha mods/moods 2.0M+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m208.lha mods/moods 357K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m209.lha mods/moods 5.9M+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m210.lha mods/moods 1.7M+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m211.lha mods/moods 287K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m212.lha mods/moods 358K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m213.lha mods/moods 361K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m214.lha mods/moods 108K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m215.lha mods/moods 337K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m216.lha mods/moods 495K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m217.lha mods/moods 760K+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m218.lha mods/moods 2.9M+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
hum_m219.lha mods/moods 2.5M+Moods - Music For Your Instincts
flac-1.0.4BETA.lha mus/misc 2.1M+FLAC - Free Lossless Audio Codec
ringtonetools.lha mus/misc 61K+Mobile tones converter
Speex-1.0beta1.lha mus/misc 467K+Free voice codec
TheMPegEncGUI.lha mus/misc 305K+GUI 4 Lame,OggEnc,BladeEnc,Pegase,Ncode,
SMtorneo.lha pix/anim 904K+A fighting tournament and a flight of a
GameIcons6.lha pix/gicon 918K+Glow/Color Icons for Amiga games.
trodas_icons2.lha pix/gicon 444K+Glow icons made by trodas
hypermail2.1.5.lha text/misc 268K+Takes mail msgs and generates HTML docum
Epson_ColorSrc.lha text/print 23K+24 bit Epson Stylus Driver Source for WB
AnArchiver.lha util/arc 391K+New archiver GUI for LhA, LZX & Zip.
UnRAR-3.10.lha util/arc 269K+Official UnRAR 3.10 Amiga release
MemTrailer.lha util/boot 4K+Allocates 16/32 bytes for mem-protection
ciphersaber.lha util/cli 19K+CipherSaber, RC-4 encryption program
hd.lha util/cli 7K+HD, hexdumper
LottoNY.lha util/misc 24K+ReAction NY Lottery Number Generator
AmiGOD2.lha util/moni 75K+AmigaOS benchmark BETA 16.02.2003
ereboot.lha util/wb 11K+E Reboot, adds Reboot-item to Tools menu
Scalos-OPM.lha util/wb 123K+Scalos 'Open Drawer' under MUI
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23.Feb.2003
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena: Beambender release
In 1997 the first and at the same time last Amiga game by developer team
"Blue Lemon Studio" had been released by their erstwhile publisher "Verkosoft". With permission from the developers, who now call themselves
bluelemon, Amiga Arena
exclusively facilitates the free release of Beambender.
Beambender mixes action, thinking and skill elements. The goal of the game is to
hit all exits (target points of a laser beam) in their respective colour with
the help of various components (mirrors and colour changers). Extensive
instructions in German are included.
Beambender offers a.o.:
- more then 40 animations
- 80 nerve wrecking levels
- all in all 40 mins of music
- more than 20 special FX
- Single and Team mode
Beambender is immediately playable from hard disk or diskette. Amiga
Arena operator Olaf Köbnik extends special thanks to Bernhard Aichinger for the
support and permission. Special thanks also go to Alexander Mutscher who has
provided the game.
(nba) (Translation: cb)
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23.Feb.2003
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Info pages re. Amiga Arena Games Edition 2002 CD-ROM
If you want to know more about the Amiga Arena Games Edition 2002 CD-ROM, you
can now find some information on the new Web site.
Furthermore, some of the shareware games which had first been released for
free download by Amiga Arena are now online again. These contain shareware
classics such as Uropa2, Scorched Tanks, Breed96, Risiko or Action Cat.
(nba) (Translation: cb)
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23.Feb.2003
Aminet
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Magazine: Amiga Information Online (AIO) #68
Issue #68 of the Amiga online magazine 'Amiga Information Online (AIO)' has
been published.
This issue contains (a.o.) the following articles:
- Review IBrowse 2.3
- Review GetAllHTML
- Review DirSSCompare
- Review AmiGod
- Hollywood 1.5 status report
- Project Petunia Pages
- Dr. Strange, Web Wanderer
- A Closeup Of The Amiga Serial Port
- Hints & Tips
The complete table of contents can be gathered from the Readme accompanying
the archive. AIO uses a custom viewer and can be used from AmigaOS 3.0 onward.
Download: AIOV68.lha (369 KB) - Readme (nba) (Translation: cb)
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23.Feb.2003
WHDLoad
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Installer: WHDLoad - New packets (until 23.02.2003)
With WHDLoad it is possible to install games to the hard disk which were
intended for floppy use originally. The following packages were added or
updated:
- 23.02.03 new: Sumea (Virtual Dreams) done by Psygore
- 23.02.03 new: Dragon's Lair (Readysoft) done by CFOU!
- 23.02.03 fixed: Blade Warrior (Jason Kingsley/Imageworks) access fault fixed
- 23.02.03 improved: Night Shift (Lucasfilm Games) install script changed
- 23.02.03 new: Psyborg (Loriciel) done by Psygore
- 23.02.03 new: Harley Davidson (Mindscape) done by CFOU!
- 22.02.03 new: Battle For The Ashes (Audiogenic) done by Codetapper
- 21.02.03 updated: WARP (Thalion) disk drive accesses removed
(ps)
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23.Feb.2003
Daniel Hartlehnert (ANF)
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3D graphic artists for Projekt Crashsite wanted
An Amiga graphics artist is wanted who is willing and has the time to create
rendered graphics for the role playing game "Projekt Crashsite" currently in
development.
The vacancy of the 3D graphics artist has to be filled. Also, the already existing data have to be adopted as far as possible.
If you are interested or have questions regarding technical details, please
send an email to dahart@gmx.de.
(nba) (Translation: cb)
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23.Feb.2003
W3C
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W3C presents plans for SVG Print
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has drawn up and published a first working
paper about Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), according to which in the WWW's
future the format is to lay emphasis on meeting the needs for printing. The
working paper describes possible applications, features, basic design
principles and demands for the print specific version of "SVG Print".
(nba) (Translation: cb)
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22.Feb.2003
Chris Beckefeld (email)
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Haage & Partner in print magazine c't
In the current issue of c't (German print magazine) 5/2003, coming next Monday,
is Haage & Partner mentioned in the applications notes (page 41).
It's about the localisation of the products of the graphics software developer XARA, in the beginning the font renderer Xara3D v5 for the German speaking people. But this shows obviously their turning to non Amiga products - facts follow their words... (ps) (Translation: wk)
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22.Feb.2003
GFX-BASE
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Lorraine Design: new GlowIcon set 'Nelta'
Bojan Milovic of Lorrain Design has today released a new icons set in the GlowIcon style. It contains about 300 MacOS and Windows icons that he'd converted to AmigaOS and enhanced with the glow effect.
Download: Nelta-glow.lha (602 KB)
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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22.Feb.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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Genesi statement about the Pegasos II changes
This is a letter we sent out today to the "inside" group...(sorry no images!)...
22 February 2003
Dear Friends of Genesi,
We wanted to provide some basic communication this weekend to all of you, because
frankly our focus this past week has been the Management meetings here in Paris.
We hope that this letter will assist you in understanding more clearly the
direction of the Company. Please feel free to respond directly to us at
bbrv@genesi.lu with your questions. If you understand and share our vision,
you can adjust your effort to become more relevant to our corporate framework
if you desire.
As we have said before, Genesi stands on the verge of enormous opportunity.
We can provide a completely integrated solution, including hardware, operating
system, and a number of (bundled and unbundled) applications. We can innovate
in ways that involve the complete integrated package, rather than being limited
to new developments within each level by third parties (HP and Microsoft are not
as self-reliant in this way). Genesi and our associates need to leverage this
advantage fully. We are smaller, faster and will be necessarily more adventurous
in our efforts. Do not hesitate to share your most creativity ideas with these
mailing lists. Together, we believe we can create a substantial and long
awaited change to the IT marketplace.
In the first BIG opportunity to our Company, we are required to develop using a
PPC and MorphOS, a terrestrial Digital Television receiver with interactive/computing
and smart card read and write functions (to be referred to as the DTV STB). This
product will not require the use of the Articia and we will be producing significant
quantities in the development phase and a special version of MorphOS (without hurting
the complete version). If we deliver the DTV STB in a satisfactory manner we will
be eligible to receive orders for over one million units. It is a once-in-a-lifetime
professional opportunity for all of us. We need to make the most of it.
Of course, none of this would be possible without the years of dedication required
to bring the Pegasos and MorphOS to where it is today. We are all proud to be
associated with the bplan guys. The difficulties over the last year have nothing
to do with them. It is the Articia from Mai Logic that has caused us months of
delays. It does not perform to the advertised specifications. Thankfully, Gerald
and Thomas tested and mounted the Aritica on the April2. That is right -- the April2.
The first patch that Gerald and Thomas developed works as we know, but there were
still bugs. The new Articia (and Teron) is still very likely to have trouble as
more problems were detected after the Aachen Show and well after the joint work
Gerald did with for the new Articia in October and November with Mai. The April2
brings the Articia fully to the performance levels it claims to achieve. We have
purchased the remaining worldwide supply of the old Articias and will make 400 more
Pegasos main boards with the G3 CPU. Our G3 Pegasos performs better than the G4
Teron with the Articia. This will be common knowledge soon (let the others understand
this on their own our word will stand as testimony to our knowledge and skill). Once
produced, we will stop (we may license production of this version of the Pegasos to
Plexuscom or others). These machines will easily satisfy the Amiga market and give
us the machines we need to seed our developer base while Gerald and Thomas switch out
the old Articia to a much more attractive alternative (details later). This could be
ready by the summer. The RAM speed of the Pegasos will be as high as any offered in the
market and this WILL attract considerable interest. The DTV STB revenue can carry us
until this point (remember this IS a business we hope you Developers begin to remember
this!).
To repeat a few words from an earlier communication?
If our strategic vision is compelling and our execution excellent, we will increasingly
attract skilled developers. What Ralph, Frank and the core MorphOS Development Team have
accomplished to date is exceptional, but now we need to establish a professional
development and management system for MorphOS, formally retain the services of all
key MorphOS developers, and recruit new talent to the project. We have struck on the
Phoenix association to develop a vehicle to do this. All registered Phoenix members
must use a special Phoenix logon and password to have access to the reduced Pegasos
pricing that will be available through www.pegasos-usa.com.
We need to be somewhat selective in insuring that these next boards go to people that
will advance in communion with our effort and our internal developers and Phoenix members
will have priority. We will also develop the User Group program next week and a system
for handling Pegasos sales so our Distributors also benefit.
Our targeted resource/sales markets from the near to medium term are:
1. Amiga/MorphOS
2. DTV STB
3. LinuxPPC and OtherPPC
We will continue to promote to the Amiga/MorphOS market, as we have. Our underlying focus
should be: broadening and stabilizing MorphOS, attracting applications and drivers
(ports/original programs), and establishing a Pegasos toolkit. At the same time,
www.pegasos-usa.com is working
and our online sales support and information site at
www.genesi-support.com
will continue to improve. If we are lucky we will awaken and attract the slumbering
ex-Commodore consumer market, but that will take some time and we are not quite ready
for mass-market attention. The sites will be there and ready. Until we are ready with
the Pegasos II we will not promote the sites as much as we could. Plus, we will
standardize the Pegasos distribution network over the next few months taking a
semi-franchise approach. When we are ready, everything will be in place.
On the hardware side we start where we are: the Pegasos. We have discussed the
features: upgradeable, scalable, modifiable (smaller eclipsis, subsets/modular
Psylent/STB), and open, as in Open Firmware (facilitates scheme for peripheral
association/development IAW the IE1275 standard). We will develop a solid plan
and feature set for each Pegasos envisioned and the corresponding software bundles.
The management review that took place this week was very successful. We have
defined and agreed to our objectives and are now preparing a solid plan for the
future.
NOTE: for 200 Euros and trade-in ALL Pegasos I Users (includes Betatesters) WILL
be able to upgrade to the Pegasos II (just to put an end to that FUD!).
About Linux and the other targets? OS4 too -- ;-)
Linux people usually want something great for nothing, but in the PPC market if
we can get a design win over the Teron the next price point is a Mac. As more
professionals and desktop consumers switch to Linux, the future of commercial
software on Linux is very bright and so is our hardware. Functionality will
become precedent over cost in this market. We need a bootable bundled distro
and Mac-on-Linux. Linux will be a major force in the future. Today, it is still
difficult to install software, drivers, set up firewalls, etc., but because of
the generous licensing environment and the massive corporate support Linux is
gaining (IBM, HP, etc.) as well as government mandates and funding in many
countries, it is set to become the "next big thing". We need to be
part of that trend.
Any PPC OS that is reasonable to port with external resources is interesting to
us. We need a Go/NoGo decision matrix. Again, we are looking for resources and
developer talent. For example, while Linux gets the glory, BSDs are running
some of the biggest sites. We have seen the first screenshots of OpenBSD running
on the Pegasos. Further, there is an increasing amount of interesting open source
projects we could find a way to adapt to our use.
Finally, we are interested in restoring the Demo Scene to the Pegasos. The
traditional and overt message in a demo was technical skill. The visual effects
pushed the supposed limits of the platform's capability and graphics were
skillfully executed. Good demos are the marriage of advanced technical, creative
and artistic abilities. For the future, we need a new generation of Sceners to be
pulling the most from the platform and the OS. This can generate plenty of
positive attention. Besides the nVidia butterfly lady has the wrong color wings!
This is why we decided to sponsor Equinoxe.
All these other things all ultimately bring us back to our key advantage: a
completely integrated solution, including hardware, operating system, and
applications. Management is working hard to turn this vision into a reality.
While the sale of the Pegasos and MorphOS alone could never sustain the Company
we are building, it may one day in the future. We use the Pegasos today to
begin our move to the future, while insuring the development and growth of the
MorphOS. Things could get pretty exciting if we can get that far. Let us not
forget that 30 million STBs sold last year and they were called video game
consoles.
Please feel free to provide any feedback to us.
Sincerely,
Raquel and Bill
P.S. If you are still confused go here --
www.lagardere.com --
and select Lagardère Media présente "Focus sur la Télé" on the left.
This should help explain everything (even if it is in French!) (ps)
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22.Feb.2003
AMIGAplus
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Debian project on Desktop Linux Summit
The Debian project has been invited to an exhibition and conference about free software and GNU/Linux that will take place soon.
The Debian project looks after a booth this weekend in San Diego in the exhibition area of the Desktop Linux Summit.
Next to that is Bdale Garbee participating in a discussionan about the future of GNU/Linux on the desktop.
The company invites all interested people near there to visit the conference, to meet Debian developers and users, to exchange GnuPG fingerprints, discuss different topics about Debian and free software and to participate in other ways.
(nba) (Translation: wk)
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22.Feb.2003
FOREMATT (ANF)
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100% AMIGA #33 with new design
The February issue (#33) of the British CD-ROM magazine 100%
AMIGA has been released today and comes along with a fresh new design.
The completely revamped main page contains now all new areas including user groups, mails, free small adverts and much more. Features this month cover reviews of Crossfire II and PureBasic. A look at the cover on the website tells more about the new issue.
The website of the magazine has also been redesigned and enhanced with new offers. The Amiga Retro Classics area includes more games that are now priced in Euros and Dollars charges and that can be ordered via PayPal. They now also offer DVD videos and programs in the Region-2-format (Europe).
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22.Feb.2003
heise online
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heise: first details on Napster 2
Still this year shall Napster be restarted as commercial download service. Later on will owner Roxio upgrade peer-to-peer functions, too. Read the full (German) article at heise online following the title link.
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22.Feb.2003
OSNews
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SciTech asks for comments regarding the SNAP-Graphics future
This week announced the AmigaOS 4 developer Hyperion Entertainment to use the SNAP technology by SciTech Software Inc. as graphics cards driver system for AmigaOS 4 (we reported).
Today asks SciTech on OSNews for commments regarding future versions of SNAP-Graphics.
SciTech SNAP Graphics supports now 180 different graphics chipsets. Feedback by users show that this number would be too high. The company wants to know from the users how many and especially which graphics cards should be supported in the next release. Furthermore they ask for the operating systems that shall be supported in the future.
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