13.Dec.2000
Xandiy on ANF
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Free Advertising Banners at Amiga-Community.net
Amiga-Community.net Christmas special: Free advertising banners on the main page
without link! (Editor's note: An advertising banner without link might be pretty useless.)
Send your logo (max. 120x120) to xandiy@web.de.
All of the logos sent in up to 12-23-2000 will be put on the site.
The logos will appear rotatory where at this time the pictures of the
WoA2000 are shown. It would have to be a pretty definite logo, cause there
will be no linking! This action will start if enough logos will be there and will
last until 01-06-2001 incl..
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13.Dec.2000
2IDs GRAFIX DESIGN MUSIX and more
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Flash version finished of the gallery "The man as subject of art"
Well, now it is the time, at last: also the flash version today did
the jump to the net. Beseide of the HTML version now the optically
more extended pages, but of same content, are online. Under the title
link all of the render-workes / grafix-people and artists are invited
to exhibit their art works. Of course copyright will stay with the
relative artis.
Subject of the pictures is "THE MAN AS SUBJECT OF ART".
We are looking forward to your contributions. So, get to your AMIGA or PC
or even MAC and start creatively. Let the artists know what you think about
their art work, and use our guest book to do so.
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13.Dec.2000
Martin Baute on ANF
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Pictures from the WoA
Also the Amiga user & developers from Bielefeld (Germany) were at the show, and
we even took photos with us! (Unfortunately I wasn't there myself, hence the
comments to the pictures are somewhat scanty.)
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13.Dec.2000
Michael Burkhardt on ANF
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With Amiga to the Diploma
By this I would like to officially thank everybody who guided and supported my during
my studies to become a graduate engineer for media technics. To everybody who suffered
from my lack of time I would like to say thank you for your understanding.
As my final year project substantially deals with Amiga I would not withdraw it from
the public. It is available for download on my homepage (German):
un-archived as pdf file(1,8 MB)
lha archived (1,2 MB)
The subject of the project is:
Conception and implementation of an automated control for a monitor-wall under technical
and marketing political aspects. Automation bases on an ARexx script controlling several
applications running non an Amiga 1200. For creation of software my special thanks go to:
Rico Schreckenbach
Stefan Robl
Karlheinz Marks
Stefan Steppat
To continue this project placing of some hardware for MPEG video display would be necessary.
As e.g. the related module for the CD32 isn't available any more, for this new projects
as like as Mediator might be addressed as a solution.
With this technic and our software an arrangement could be designed and delivered that would
be unique in the event branch.
- runs stable and reliable
- optimized software
- well-priced hardware
- easy editing
- arbitrary expandable
With this the most efficient and moreover cheapest device of it's kind would be created. Well now, dear
hardware developers: don't let them detain or discourage you. THANK YOU.
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13.Dec.2000
Rainer Benda on ANF
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Think-pad without Crusoe
IBM will not bring note-books with the Crusoe processor by Transmeta to the market.
On detailed reasons the company keeps silent.
The official statement from IBM said the processor would not fit to the current
marketing concept. The decision not to equip think-pads with this processor is
a bad blow for Transmeta. An unfavourable timing, because from November the
company's shares shall be deald in Nasdaq. Senior analyser Peter Glaskowsky from
Microdesign Resources assumes that IBM wouldn't like to use the processor due to the
bad performance. Testings with Sony note-books would have turned out that a Crusoe
processor 700MHz would not be faster than an Pentium 233MHz, Glaskowsky added.
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13.Dec.2000
Dirk Baeyens
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AmigaOS 3.9 registration
At the title link you will find the registration form to register your copy of AmigaOS 3.9.
Supplement 16 Dec 2000
You will need SSL installed to access this page.
If you don't recommend secure data transfer you might use
this page for registration.
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12.Dec.2000
Suite101
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John Chandler: Making Way In The Universe
In his new article John Chandler gives an interesting overview
of the work done by Amiga in the year 2000.
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12.Dec.2000
Trogladite Software
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Trogladite Awards - Subtotal
Every year Trogsoft gives an awards for each of the categories application, games, hardware,
developer, and websites. Under the title link you will find a summary of the votes given in first
week.
In category application at this time 'YAM' is ahead, 'Heretic 2' in games, 'Mediator'
in hardware, 'MorphOS' and 'Hyperion' close up in development, and in websites 'Czech Amiga
News' is ahead closely followed by 'amiga-news.de'.
Die you already vote? If not, would be happy about
your vote for amiga-news.de.
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12.Dec.2000
AmigaGlobe
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AmigaGlobe WoA 2000 Report
A WoA 2000 report by AmigaGlobe.
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12.Dec.2000
MorphOS
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MorphOS: CGX Update
cgxsystem.library.elf version 42.5 was released.
The library now contains SuperLayers for PPC, and some speed enhancements for MagicMenuPPC.
Download: cgxsysppc_20001210.lha - 156 KB)
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12.Dec.2000
AROS
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AROS News
In December again a number of things happened at AROS. Stefan Berger did
a complete rewrite of the layers.library, hence it is much faster, but
easier than the old one. Georg Steger contributed further files for ReqTools, and
Adam Chodorowski started working on the workbench.library. Johan Alfredsson has
enhanced the ReqTools file requester, and the drive requester now works. A PS/2
Mouse.HIDD was added by Michael Schulz. More details are to find under the
title link.
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12.Dec.2000
Jorge Pino on ANF
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Merlancia with new specifications for hand-held?
Amiga.org reported about that Merlancia already put specifications for the
Hurrican system (hand-held computer) as well as it's interface on their website.
Links for this:
http://www.merlancia.com/MISEL/
http://www.merlancia.com/MISEL/torroindex.html
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12.Dec.2000
Christoph Meier on ANF
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Golem: IBM introduced progressive technology for chip production
«The first chips with CMOS 9S technology form early 2001
IBM for the first time unifies copper wiring, silicon-on-insulator (SOI) transitors, and the
enhanced "low-k delectric" insulation in circuits with 0.13 mikron by their new technology named CMOS 9S.»
Further messages about this subject:
The Register: IBM reveals 10GHz, .13µ PowerPC chip tech
3DNews: IBM unwraps world's most advanced chip-making technology
ZdNet: IBM, Intel chips: Smaller and faster
Slashdot: IBMs CMOS 9S
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12.Dec.2000
Rainer Benda on ANF
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boeder - no salvation at sight
Some still remember this company from old Amiga days (disks, joysticks, a.m.m.).
The "Computer Partner 43/00" wrote, that the company already in October made application for
insolvency. Negotiations for takeover failed, so the company faces the off. At the time being the
Vivanco AG only is interested in the name, but even this only if the price is right. Insolvency
procedures are planned to be started between December, 15th and 20th.
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12.Dec.2000
BoingWorld
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BoingWorld - WoA 2000 Report
BoingWorld has published a WoA 2000 Report.
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11.Dec.2000
Jens Larsson on ANF
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Boingworld WoA 2000 Report
Boingworld.com published the WoA 2000 show report with some wonderful photos.
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11.Dec.2000
Ingo Musquinier on ANF
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dynAMIte Server
We distributed a free preview of the game dynAMIte among the visitors of the WoA 2000.
Normally you find the addresses of the game-servers on our support-side. Unfortunately
the server is out of order at the moment.
You should use pulp.2y.net (port 6318) as the default server. This one is the official
dynAMIte-server (TDSL-connection). Normally this server is available after 7 p.m. As soon
as the web-server is back again you will be able to find the addresses of the other server
on our support-page.
If there are any problems with the game you can discuss them with us at the IRC. We are
daily available at the euIRCnet (irc.hes.de.euirc.net:6667 channel #AmigaZeux).
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11.Dec.2000
Frank Fenn on ANF
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TIDesigner (Addon for TealInfo Developer Kit)
For everyone who wants to be able to increase the speed of the editing of TealInfo Folios
for the Palm, TIDesigner is a good help. The program is shareware.
Download: tidesigner.lha
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11.Dec.2000
Juergen A. Theiner on ANF
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Payback Preview-Update (Nightlevel)
There is a update for the Payback-Preview.
This time Juergen A. Theiner put the focus on the Nightlevel.
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11.Dec.2000
Michael Burkhardt via eMail
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WoA Pictures by IOM
IOM published some WoA pictures.
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11.Dec.2000
Yoris Benjamin via eMail
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Realsoft 3D V4 - Press release
As mentioned in the exhibition-report, Hyperion will publish a AMIGA-version of there
'Realsoft 3D'. Here's the press release:
From: Yoris Benjamin
Subject: Realsoft 3D V4 press-release
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2000 14:32:54 +0100
Hello World !
Realsoft and Hyperion Entertainment team up to bring Realsoft 3D to the
Amiga.
Cologne, December 9, 2000.
Realsoft and Hyperion Entertainment have entered into an agreement to bring
Realsoft's critically acclaimed and highly advanced 3D modelling and
rendering package to the Amiga.
'Realsoft 3D' is a full featured modelling, rendering, animation and
simulation software tool. Its predecessor, Real 3D, originated on the Amiga
all these years ago and was renowned for its powerful and innovative tools.
Now the new, rewritten 'Realsoft 3D' provides even more power and introduces
dozens of exciting innovations, all accessible through a very carefully
designed, intelligent, and user-friendly interface. This new interface
adapts to the skills of the user and helps him/her to master advanced 3D
techniques with surprising ease. Realsoft 3D is designed to meet the
requirements of today's 3D artist who requires extreme performance through an
easy to use, productive user interface.
Commenting on the agreement, Realsoft's managing director Vesa Meskanen
remarked: "The success of our 3D product line started on the Amiga platform.
This opportunity to port our latest product generation back to Amiga is
therefore very welcome. The platform independent design of Realsoft 3D
together with Hyperion Entertainment's knowledge about the latest
developments of Amiga OS entails that after the initial porting work is done,
all our new software releases will include the Amiga platform without further
porting delays."
"We were extremely impressed by the feature-set of Realsoft 3D. This package
truly represents unbelievable value for money", said Ben Hermans, managing
partner of Hyperion Entertainment. "Through our activities in the field of
entertainment software, we have acquired enormous expertise in the field of
3D graphics. We were looking for a way to leverage this expertise and apply
it to other areas. Given Realsoft's Amiga background, it seemed natural to
approach them. We are very excited that we can play a role in bringing back
Real 3D's successor to the Amiga."
Realsoft 3D will be available for Amiga OS 3.x and Amiga DE in the course of
2001. Requirements and further details to be announced.
About Realsoft Graphics Oy
Realsoft Graphics Oy, a Finnish corporation founded in 1989 as Realsoft Ky,
has been pushing the cutting edge of 3D visualization for over a decade. For
more information about Realsoft Graphics and its products, visit the
company's website at www.realsoft3d.com
About Hyperion Entertainment VOF
Hyperion Entertainment is a privately held Belgian-German corporation
founded in April of 1999 with the stated aim of porting AAA entertainment
software to Amiga, Linux (x86/PPC) and Mac. The company has signed license
deals with industry leaders such as Activision (ATVI), Interplay (IPLY) and
Monolith.
Regards,
Ben Yoris
Hyperion Entertainment Software
PR Manager
Web: http://www.hyperion-software.com
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