19.Sep.2001
Peter Sander (ANF)
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AS-WebShop online again/ server problem fixed
Peter Sander, manager, wrote:
The SGH-Hildesheim (provider) seems to have solved the server problem.
I could upload the webshop again - inclusive env variables - and run it. All is
(hopefully) in best conditions.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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19.Sep.2001
Amclust "Amiga Club Steinfurt" (ANF)
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Amclust & AC Osnabrück hardware event with (DCE) PCI board presentation
On the next weekend Amclust and the AC Osnabrück meet for a "Amiuser"
weekend in Rheine. The meeting is taking place from 21.09. to 23.09.2001 in
Rheine in the TV-Jahn Haus, Germanenallee 4.
Following are the activities planned:
- Computer check
- Software hints
- Cando programming with Ch. Effenberger (support)
- Discussions with Frank Mariak and Thomas Dellert
- Hardware presentation of the GRex PCI boards in A1200, A4000D/T with Thomas Dellert
- Presentation of CyberGraphX (native) under MorphOS with Frank Mariak
- Hardware presentation of the keyboard adapter for multimedia keyboards
(SuperFeatures).
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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19.Sep.2001
Amiga Future
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Amiga Future: PC monitors and your Amiga
Someday there'll be the day all fear. The monitor stops working! Amiga monitors
aren't built anymore for several years now. And now? Or your monitor is still
working but you're looking enviously at PC and Mac users with their 17 or 21
inch monitors. In both cases this short text, written by a reader of the Amiga
Future, helps.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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18.Sep.2001
Jazzy (ANF)
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Boing-ball on Microsoft's website
I was just looking at some screenshots of Windows XP and found a boing-ball in some
demo step. :-)
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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18.Sep.2001
Henning Thielemann (ANF)
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Sound card: Realtime effects for Delfina
Who's owning a Delfina sound card will receive some nice realtime effects
with "DelfLuxe", such like filters (band-passes, low-passes, flanger, allpas-phaser),
reverberation, distorter, similar to the effects of my sound synthesis program Assampler.
Who additionally has a MIDI interface can access the parameter from MIDI devices, too, e.g.
the claviature, the pitch-bender or the modulation-wheel. Furthermore it is possible to
combine the software modules of the card using "DelfSetPipeMui", which has a MUI interface.
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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18.Sep.2001
Mikey C (ANF)
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World of Amiga Tickets can now be purchased ON-LINE!
We are happy to announce that our show sponsors,
Amiga Active Magazine have set up an
online service for you to buy WOA southeast tickets in advance via their secure server.
Why queue outside in the cold November weather whilst you can waltz straight in with your pre
purchased ticket?
Remember if you purchase 5 or more tickets, you pay the reduced fee of just £3.00 per ticket!
Alternatively, tickets can still be purchased via our exclusive Telephone/Mail order, sales
re-seller, Fore-Matt Home Computing on +44 (0)8700 112234.
Visit our website for ticket purchasing information
http://www.worldofamiga.com
(ps)
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18.Sep.2001
Jan Andersen (E-Mail)
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Virus Help Denmark: xfdmaster.library Version 39.13
Dirk Stöcker updated his xfdmaster.library which is very important, since almost
any antivirus software requires it for unpacking and archiving before and after
virus tests. Here are the details:
Name: xfdmaster.library v39.13
Archive name: xfdmaster.lha
Archive size: 163.510 Bytes
Release date: 17. September 2001
Programmer: Dirk Stöcker
Xfdmaster.library info:
The XFD system is for single file decrunching. It can be compared to
XAD system, which is for file extraction from archives! They do
different work, but are used together often.
This software package allows you to decrunch almost every packed file
known on the Amiga. It consists of the xfdmaster.library as the brain
and a couple of programs that offer certain functions to the user.
The xfdmaster.library is a standard Amiga shared, runtime library. It
works with Kickstart V33+ and offers applications the possibility to
directly support any crunched files.
Other than the predecessor decrunch.library, the xfdmaster.library has
a more flexible interface, offers the possibility to decrunch already
loaded program segments, supports external decrunchers, is able to
unlink 4EB9/4EF9- and text-linked files and can scan for crunched data
in any memory area.
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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18.Sep.2001
NetBSD/Amiga (ANF)
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NetBSD-1.5.2 released
The NetBSD project announce the release of NetBSD-1.5.2.
NetBSD-1.5.2 is a "pathc release" building on the NetBSD-1.5 branch and
basically containing corrections.
For example a problem with the installation procedure for NetBSD/Amiga was
fixed, which creeped into NetBSD-1.5.1.
Furthermore secure problems in sendmail, telnetd, openssl, dmuplfs, fts,
dhcp, and the size test parameter with some kernel calls were fixed.
Please, take more datails from the original announcement (title link).
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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18.Sep.2001
Jan Andersen (E-Mail)
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Virus Help Denmark: Safe Version 16.9
Version 16.9 of the virus detector 'Safe' was released. Here are the details:
Name: Safe v16.9
Archive name: Safe.lha
Archive size: 18.371 Bytes
Release date: 14. September 2001
Programmer: Zbigniew Trzcionkowski
News in v16.9:
- cosmetic changes
- removed most of offending texts
Thanks to Charlene McNulty for paying attention.
- removed ZeebsVS as I have shown what I had to
Thanks to Dirk Stoecker for paying attention,
thanks to Georg Hoermann for reaction!
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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18.Sep.2001
Apple
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Apple Expo 2001 in Paris canceled
Yesterday, Apple announced cancelation of the Apple Expo which was planned to
take place from 26th to 30th September in Paris, Porte de Versailles, France.
"Under the clouds of last week's tragical and disastrous incidences we feel impelled to cancel
the Apple Expo", said Steve Jobs, CEO Apple. "We are sorry to disappoint our customers and
exhibitors, but your security takes priority."
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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18.Sep.2001
entwickler.com
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entwickler.com: Trend Micro obtained US patent for scanning Java viruses
Trend Micro, known by extensive
antivurs sofware solutions, patented their Trend-Mirco technology for scanning
Java viruses as patent number 6.272.641 for the USA. The company considers viruses
to be dangerous also outside of PCs and networks, due to the increasing distribution
of Java in the mobile phone field.
See title link for the article of entwickler.com (German).
(ps) (Translation: mj)
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17.Sep.2001
Reader (ANF)
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Sourceforge: Internet C++ - Build One Program - Run It Everywhere
A reader wrote:
There is a new project at sourceforge (follow the title link). This project has the following description:
"Build One Program - Run It Everywhere". I think that I know this concept. Slashdot called it an alternartive for Java.
It will be a hard struggle for Amiga if this becomes a common thing. It is released under the GPL and supports OpenGL,
Java and much more.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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17.Sep.2001
The Register
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The Register: Motorola completes 1.6GHz PowerPC G5
According to 'The Register' the new PowerPC 8500 (G5) will soon be available as 800 MHz, 1 GHz, 1.2 GHz, 1.4 GHz an 1.6 GHz
versions. The processor is a 64Bit one and will support multiprocessor systems. The new processor will be shipped early next
year.
The whole article is available at the title link.
(cm) (Translation: sk)
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17.Sep.2001
Hugo Hoekstra, GREat Effects Development (E-Mail)
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GREed Website: new URL
The website of "GREat Effects Development", developers of the "Professional FileSystems" (PFS),
has a new URL (http://on.to/greed). Please change your bookmark.
(mj) (Translation: sk)
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17.Sep.2001
Christain Rosentreter (ANF)
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New cartoon by Eric Schwartz
The new cartoon by Eric Schwartz deals with the topical situtation in the USA.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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16.Sep.2001
amiga.org
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Logo competition of AMIGA Center
The French Amiga specialist 'AMIGA Center' is organizing a logo
competition. You can win an A1200 Magic. More detailed information
in French are available via the title link.
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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16.Sep.2001
amiga.org
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MP3: mp3Play V1.1
On 16. September 2001 Carl Svensson has released version 1.1 of
his 'mp3Play' GUI for the MP3 player 'MPEGA'.
This GUI distinguishes by the player being started with the respective
options set in a way that only 25% of the CPU time given is used on a
68060/50 (according to Dashboard). The GUI was written in ARexx using
ReqTools. Changes since prior version:
- Bugfix: Pressing 'Cancel' now brings you back to the GUI with a
'no file' display, as with pressing 'Stop'. In v1.0 always a file requester was
show first.
Download: mp3Play.lha (38K)
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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16.Sep.2001
Amiga Future
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Game: dynAMIte V1.7
On 16. September 2001 version 1.7 of the network capable Bomberman clone
'dynAMIte' was released.
This version fixes some small bugs and comes with many smaller changes, a lag'O'meter was
added and sprites handling was completely changed to make the sprite routines use less
CPU performance.
All changes in detail can be taken from the
changes text.
Download:
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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16.Sep.2001
Milan Pollé (ANF)
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Game: Genetic Species for Gameboy Advance
Some time ago Milan Pollé started a petition
to learn how much are interested in a Gameboy Advance port of the Amiga ego-shooter 'Genetic Species'.
Many interested people vote for such a port
(http://www.dreamcast.ca/gameboyland/gs/gs.htm) and
there where even more Amiga users for such port than people from the
'IGN Gameboy Advance'-Forum.
Now Milan Pollé received an e-mail from 'Marble-Eyes' anouncing the porting in cooperation with the Danish games
developers 'Entale'. Those introduced the game to publishers on the ECTS 2001 by screenshots and tests:
«Hi,
Marble-Eyes has recently started cooperation with Danish game developer
Entale on porting GS to Game Boy Advance. Armed with sales documents,
screenshots and rave reviews, Entale representatives have attended the
ECTS 2001 show in London to meet publishers and show them the potential
of GS.
We are all very excited and looking forward to a possible revival of GS
on the GBA console. GS and Amiga lovers out there, thank you for the
great support!
For future news on the progress of GS Advance, please visit
www.entale.com.
For any questions or encouraging words, feel free to write Entale at
geneticspecies@entale.com
Regards
Martin Halberg, Marble Eyes Development»
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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16.Sep.2001
Achim Stegemann (ANF)
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Digital Almanac III - News
Distribution of the astronomy program 'Digital Almanac III' must be put
on hold for an undefined period of time due to the Amiga computer being
defective.
Because of occupational reasons also further development of DA III was stopped
for the time being (lack of time).
At this time no decision was made regarding a possible OS 4.0 port for the
AmigaOne board.
Support and mailing list is being continued without any cutback.
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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16.Sep.2001
Carsten Siegner (ANF)
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Website for card reader / writer almost completely online
Carsten Siegner put online a website about the use of the card reader / writer
'PCD47' by Microtech with the Amiga.
Already some information about this device can be found there and some material
and programs can be downloaded.
(sd) (Translation: mj)
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