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03.Jun.2002
stop1984.com (ANF)


Privacy: Stop1984-Petition (Update)
SOS Privacy
Since data retention, as it is now possible after the decision of the EU parliament, does not only affect EU citizens but also their worldwide communication partners, we ask any user to sign - no matter where from. During the first campaign 16206 people signed the open letter to the EU-Parliament -- help us to collect even more votes this time! (ps)

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03.Jun.2002
A/NES CGFX


Emulator: A/NES CGFX Version 1.26
Version 1.26 of the NES-emulator for AmigaOS is now available for download. The main new feature is a bugfix of a problem of the CPU-emulation.

Download: anescgfx.lha (130 KB) (ps) (Translation: sk)

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03.Jun.2002
Amigan Software


Game: Worm Wars Version 7.01
Worm Wars version 7.01 released. You will need OS2.04+, PAL/DblPAL and a MC68020+ to play this game.

Download: WormWars.lha (621 KB) (ps) (Translation: sk)

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03.Jun.2002
AHI - Beta


Audio: AHI - ahi.device 5.21 (Beta) (Update)
Martin Blom released version 5.21 (beta) of the ahi.device for ix86. The following changes were made.
  • ahi.device: Re-enabled optimization and removed all 64 bit kludges for the Amithlon version. It's still just using the C version of the mixing routines, but is already about 2.5 times faster native (compared to the JIT-compiled 4.180 version). I like it.

  • paula.audio: When opening timer.device (used in the DMA mode), I didn't clear the flags parameter and opened UNIT_MICROHZ instead of UNIT_ECLOCK. [Sigbjørn Skjæret]
Download: ahi-2002-01-06-ix86.lha (491 KB) (ps) (Translation: sk)

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03.Jun.2002
Amiga Update


Amiga Update Newsletter #020531 von Brad Webb
The English version of the newsletter (May 2002) by Brad Webb of Amiga Update can be found at the title link. (ps) (Translation: sk)

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03.Jun.2002
Ralf Steines (E-Mail)


back2roots.org: New mirrors
Besides a complete mirror (accessable via http and ftp) we added some new interesting mirrors:

Newly added complete mirrors:

  • amidemos.org (Amiga demos as DivX videoformat),
  • amigascne.org (a lot scene material)
  • aros.org (the source compatible AmigaOS clone),
  • geekgadgets.org (ports of many GNU/FSF programs for Amiga),
  • funet.fi [amiga] (many old Amiga programs, +Fish disks 1-999)
  • uu.net [amiga] (only few but very old Amiga programs :)
  • AMOK (Amiga Modula & Oberon Club, disks 1-105)
  • UAE (Ubiquitous Amiga Emulator, source- and binary archive)
  • WinUAE (Main-FTP of winuae.net)
Except the old pieces of software, everything else is updated every day and Aminet even every 2 hours.

As a special gift you will find the complete 'Frozenfish'-cd that also contains fish-disks 1-1000.

If somebody wants to add other freeware (floppy-)disk series and owns a flatrate, please feel free to contact us. ADF, DMS and lha archives are welcomed, too.

Furthermore we would like to publish other freeware CD's. So if somebody owns such a thing and has a broadband connection available do not hasitate and contact us, too. Our ftp-server can be accessed at:

Please contact info@back2roots.org before doing large uploads. Thanks a lot! (ps) (Translation: sk)

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02.Jun.2002
ANN (ANF)


AmigaOne: MPEG showing the AmigaOne booting TurboLinux
Elwood writes on ANN:
I uploaded on Aminet a video in Mpeg showing the AmigaOne booting TurboLinux. This video is old (March 2002) and not professional in any way (in fact, it never meant to be). I originally wanted to upload it on my website instead of putting this huge file on Aminet but my ISP didn't allow me this. So here it is, to make Aminet even bigger!

Remember this AmigaOne is the prototype (G3/600Mhz) and it runs TurboLinux. And I must confess, I never seen a Linux booting that fast. I'm excited to get my hand on AmigaOS4.

Download: AmigaOne.mpg (80 MB)

Update 02.06.2002:
The video was deleted from this Aminet server. I do not know the motive.

Update II 02.06.2002:
Here you will find the explanation from Elwood. (ps)

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02.Jun.2002
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)


Amiga Arena - Full version of "Samba Partie AGA/ECS" and redesign
With the approval of Jo Seitz (Sayonara Software), Amiga Arena enabled the release of the full version of the football manager "Samba Partie AGA/ECS".

This is the first part of the "Samba" series. Besides lots of other features, the football manager also has an action part where you can actively play with your team.

Amiga Arena has been allowed to release further games by "Sayonara Software" in the future. Yet, for this we need your help, as we don't have all games at our disposal!

We are looking for the following software items:

  • Diego - Football manager
  • WHLM - Ice Hockey manager
  • Samba Partie prof. - Football manager with action part
  • Travel-Manager - Travel simulation
  • Hollywood Pictures - Manager
  • Samba World Cup - Football manager with action part
Please contact: Olaf Köbnik.

Amiga Arena - "Full version" redesign
The Amiga Arena Full versions have been divided into new areas. Besides the familiar download facilities for commercial software and shareware programs, the areas have been restructured, and with "Applaud Software", "Sayonara Software" and "Vulcan Software" three new areas have been added.

Here you will be able to find - apart from the well-known games of the software houses - level codes, cheats, screenshots as well as reviews of the products. Furthermore, we are looking for the game "DNA" by "Applaud Software"! Have fun with our offerings! Amiga Arena. (ps) (Translation: cb)

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02.Jun.2002
Marcel Rohles (ANF)


Survey about Tukult, the Space-Rat adventure
A poll about the systems to be supported has been started on the new homepage of Tukult, an adventure game in development about Space-Rat.

As the first drafts had been made on an Amiga, and the author used to be an Amiga user then, in the case of an adequate turnout there should be a very realistic chance of an Amiga port.

Direct links to the poll: German see title link, English (ps) (Translation: cb)

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02.Jun.2002
Suite101.com


John Chandler: Turn The Page
At Suite101.com, John Chandler writes an article about Amiga in regular intervals. In the new article, Chandler is dealing with the fact that there aren't any books to buy about the Amiga anymore, and makes proposals how this situation might be changed. (ps) (Translation: cb)

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02.Jun.2002
Matthias M. (ANF)


Jabberwocky Homepage moved
The homepage from Jabberwocky, the Jabber client for Amiga, has moved to http://jabberwocky.amigaworld.de/. Please update all your bookmarks/links. Thanks. (ps)

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02.Jun.2002
Mikey C (ANF)


Total Amiga Magazine Scores a Hat Trick!
It's World Cup time and to celebrate we too have a hat trick of good news to tell you about. Issue 11 of Total Amiga Magazine has sold out at our HQ. There are no copies left! So we are sending on the substitute and going for a second print run of this month's 48 page packed issue.

We are over the moon to announce that like other previous Amiga Magazines in the past, Total Amiga Magazine has now got its own open mailing list on yahoo groups. To subscribe send an email to totalamiga-subscribe@yahoogroups.com.

Full details and more on our website (title link). (ps)

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02.Jun.2002
Ben Hermans (E-Mail)


AmiDock for AmigaOS 4 - New informations
A lot of users have questions about the new version of AmiDock that will be included with OS 4, especially regarding the differences between the OS 3.9 and the OS 4.0 version.

Here are the answers by Stefan Robl, the author of AmiDock.

The OS4.0 version of AmiDock is an almost completely rewrite of the version included with OS3.9 and a lot of outstanding issues were fixed.

The new design comes with a much improved layouter which arranges all types of icons very well (from very tiny to really big ones).

A very nice new feature is the interactive mode of AmiDock which allows the user to arrange, add, remove icons, categories and even docks directly using the mouse without the need to open the configuration dialog.

AmiDock now also supports button type docks allowing for numerous objects (programs, files) to be available at once as this mode consumes very little "desktop real-estate".

With OS4.0's AmiDock, docks can now have their drag bar on all four possible sides of a dock; each dock is now also minimizeable to conserve space.

The new AmiDock is now up to ten times faster than the old version (depending on the number of icons visible at load time).

The most interesting new feature is the possibility to have active content within a dock through plug-ins.

A plug-in of AmiDock is called a "docky". Each docky has full access to all of AmiDock's functionality and can provide for a virtually endless number of features. The usage of dockies is very transparent - throw in a docky and it will work (and vice versa).

A number of dockies will already be included with OS4.0; one of the most requested features - subdocks - was made possible using a docky. There is also a docky which minimizes a dock automatically if the mouse pointer is no longer over the dock. Other included dockies allow you to have clock, a lens, animations and other active content within a dock.

The most thrilling stuff will surely come from third party programmers in the form of third-party dockies (the API will be released with OS4.0) - just imagine having the current network traffic, the printer status, the current rendering process of your raytracer and other similarly useful things in the form of a small and corresponding picture within your dock.

This is just the beginning, we are planning a lot more useful features for AmiDock which may or may not be ready in time for OS 4.0. (ps)

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02.Jun.2002
Rudolph Riedel (E-Mail)


Internet: FakeUUCP V0.41 (POP3/SMTP/NNTP for Microdot)
Rudolph Riedel writes:
Stefan Huelswitt just mailed me that FakeUUCP 0.41 is now available for download on his homepage. In fact with source code in C under GPL V2.

FakeUUCP is a program for teaching Microdot1 to use POP3/SMTP/NNTP.

As Stefan gave up the Amiga some time ago, this should be the last version done by him.

Download: FakeUUCP0.41.lha (167K), History (sd) (Translation: cb)

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02.Jun.2002
Andreas Magerl (E-Mail)


Amiga Future: New survey - Amiga as main computer?
Today the new survey "Do you want to use the Amiga as your main computer in the future?" on the Amiga Future homepage was started. Furthermore the result of the previous survey "Are Amiga Inc. going the right way into the future?" has been published in the homepage's Interactive area. (sd) (Translation: cb)

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01.Jun.2002
CyberGFX


Mediator: 2nd version of PatchInt
PatchInt is to solve a lockup problem with the Mediator board in connection with a SoundBlaster and FastEthernet card. The corresponding text from the CyberGFX site:

'Mr. Matthew Allatt has released a new (2nd release) PatchInt. He writes: "Just a quick email to let you know that I've made a small alteration to PatchInt. I was getting some distortion when playing MP3's through SoundBlaster, which I've never heard before, and wasn't because of my speakers being crap. I don't know if anyone else has had that problem, but I'm hoping that this version should clear that up".

You can find information on PatchInt and all other Mediator programs on the 3rd Party Mediator Software Page.' (sd) (Translation: cb)

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01.Jun.2002
David Zaroski (gg-ML)


Geek Gadgets: Server upgrade on 6th June
Presumably on 6th June 2002, geekgadgets.org's Server will be upgraded and not be available for at least 6-12 hours. Date and duration of downtime is still subject to change. Geek Gadgets apologizes for any possible inconvenience this may cause.

Geek Gadgets provides a.o. Amiga versions of gcc, ixemul.library and many GNU and Unix packages for download. (sd) (Translation: cb)

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01.Jun.2002
AMIGA Freunde Pfalz, Mario Schröder (ANF)


Event: AMIGA Freunde Pfalz Party starts in a few days
Mario Schröder writes:
Soon it's the time of year again. In only a few days the three days long mega party of AMIGA Freunde Pfalz will start. The event will take place from 7th to 9th June 2002 in Mutterstadt.

As always our party is a popular meeting place for all Amiga friends with and without hardware. Questions, problems and help for everyone, as well as presentation of own projects.

Guests and visitors are very welcome. Further information as well as an itinerary etc. can be gathered from our homepage. (sd) (Translation: cb)

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01.Jun.2002
Gamasutra


Gamasutra: Technology Inspires Creativity: Indie Game Jam Inverts Dogma 2001
Developing games today is very time consuming and costly. Furthermore, developers tend to first concentrate on familiarizing with new hardware to technically make the best use of it. Both go at the expense of new game ideas. In above article Ernest Adams describes the "Indie Game Jam" as antipole to currently adopted game development practice.

The basis for this jam was the question of how many sprites you can display on screen nowadays. After a bit of research, the answer was "round about 100,000". This served as the basis for the development of a simple games engine.

A small group of games developers was then invited to the "Indie Game Jam", who then went on to develop 12 news games within 4 days.

The article describes the surroundings and the games, and offers concluding information in an interview with Chris Hecker, one of this meeting's organisators. (sd) (Translation: cb)

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01.Jun.2002
Kultpower.de


Kultpower.de: 10 new Powerplay covers
Already on 29th May 2002 the website Kultpower.de has been extended with 10 Powerplay covers. These were sent in by Gisbert. The issues in question are:
  • 1988: Happy Computer Special 3, Happy Computer Special 4
  • 1991: Power Play PC
  • 1994: Tips & Tricks
  • 1995: PowerPlay Online, Weihnachts-Special, Tips & Tricks
  • 1998: Strategie-Special, Tips & Lösungen, Fußball-WM-Special (how fitting ;-)
(sd) (Translation: cb)

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01.Jun.2002
Amiga Future


FreeCD: Paranoia 2 and Digital Maps
Patrick Henz has published two new CDs in his FreeCD series under the names of "Paranoia 2" (Amiga games) and "Digital Maps" (maps, HTML/JPEG).

Paranoia 2 contains Boogie Nights, Cybernetix, Dope Wars, Rage Hard Video, Rattlesnake, Roadkill AGA, Seek and Destroy, Woodys World, Woodys World, Zombie Massacre and Zombie Massacre 2 for Amiga computers.

Digital Maps contains maps from all over the world. Among these are maps of cities as well as historical and geographical maps. Also included is a map of the world's youngest country: East Timor.

All maps are available in JPG format. A search is possible through the HTML menu and the personal WWW browser's search function. The CD is thus system indepentent.

The CDs can be ordered under the title link. (sd) (Translation: cb)

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