• Improvements in the email editor; added default font (can be changed in settings)
• Connected servers will periodically poll for new messages
• Rewritten connection handling to improve performance and fix connection issues over time

• Switching between several displayable email compontents only worked once per component due to a bug in tmp file lookup
• Fixed an issue related to saving attachments from an email open in a separate window after the active folder has changed in the main window
• Improved server disconnection handling
• Fixed a crash in vmime related to IMAP folder access
• Unread messages count could sometimes be negative due to an overflow
• Fixed a long-standing reconnection problem where internal exception routing would skip over the actual reconnection routine
• Fixed an OAuth2 issue which caused servers to reject authentication if they weren't used for a long time (days) so that the refresh token expired - this delegates login back to the web browser as required by OAuth2
• Worked around an imap.wp.pl issue where the server returns messages in a random order instead of sorting them by uid
• Fixed a Sent folder refresh issue after sending an email
• Fixed a wrong UID count in folder issue causing server commands to fail after emptying a folder

• Two GUI options: MUI or custom skin(s)
• Displays stream titles in real-time from the MP3 metadata
• Comprehensive station editor with an option to download station logos from a local drive or Internet
• Supports multiple streams per station
• Can import streams from PLS, M3U, Extended M3U, and XSPF playlist files
• Has a Shoutcast search window
• Animation support for custom skin elements, including a station's logo
• Alpha transparency support in custom skins with images and animations
• Can display extra information from stations, but currently it only shows the "OneLiner" chat from Nectarine in the MUI GUI
• ARexx, command line, and tooltypes support

• a computer running Linux (e.g. Debian, Raspbian) and an account with Root privileges
• sslstrip for Linux
• the IP address of the Linux box. This can be determined by entering hostname -I in a terminal
• IBrowse

echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

apt-get install sslstrip

sslstrip

• 2019-03-25 improved: Premiere (Core Design) reduced chip memory requirement, fixes intro sound issue/crash (Info)

• Apydia - Game Over (Memorial)
• Varanen
• Turrican 2 (The Final Challenge)
• Turrican 2 - Freedom Rocks (Freedom vs. Desert Rocks)
• Echoing (2019 Metal Version)
• Cream of the Earth (Firefox Dirty Drummer Remake vs. Romeo Knight)
• Lost Patrol (Interlude)
• Turrican - Cyborg Dragon Remix
• Turrican - Victory Dr.Future
• Turrican II - The Great Bath (World Instruments Rendition)
• Enchanted Land - The Cave

New features:

• uaegfx and Picasso IV Overlay/PIP support.
• All GUI listviews support column order and column width customization.
• Custom ROM selection (4 slots) added.
• Direct3D 9/11 shader embedded config entry support.
• 68030 MMU instruction disassembler support and other disassembler fixes.
• 68030 MMU emulation will now also create short type bus error stack frames when possible, matching real 68030 behavior.
• Windowed mode keeps aspect ratio if CTRL is pressed while resizing.
• Added debugger invalid access logger (memwatch l).
• Reject Alt+<some key> Windows system menu key shortcuts. Invalid short cut combinations can generate annoying Windows alert sounds.
• KS ROM selection supports loading and relocation of hunk and m68k elf executables.

Bug fixes:

• Direct3D 11 shader support fixes.
• CDTV CD drive read/play startup delays adjusted. Fixes Town without no name speech audio track stopping too early.
• Accelerator board CPU fallback (to mainboard CPU mode) works again.
• Many video port adapters (which includes grayscale mode and genlock) didn’t support all doubling modes.
• Minor custom chipset fixes (Small graphics corruption in certain special situations)
• Moving mouse outside and back to WinUAE window in Magic mouse activated WinUAE window even if some other window was already active.
• AVI recording with non-standard refresh rate was reset to default if GUI was entered and exited during recording.
• uae-configuration returned return code 10 even when matching config entry was found.
• “Add PC drives at startup” enabled and same drive’s root directory also mounted manually: drive was mounted twice. (Introduced in 4.1.0)
• Genlock transparency didn’t always activate even when genlock emulation was enabled.

New emulated hardware:

• Pacific Peripherals Overdrive
• IVS Trumpcard
• IVS Trumpcard 500AT
• ICD Trifecta
• BSC Tandem
• ACT Prelude and Prelude 1200
• Harms Professional 3000

• 2019-03-22 improved: Falcon (Spectrum HoloByte) supports CDTV and another Mission Disk I version (Info)
• 2019-03-21 new: Polychrome (Intense) done by StingRay (Info, Image)
• 2019-03-21 new: Maxx-Party (Intense) done by StingRay (Info, Image, Image)

• Hollywood Player 8.0 for all supported platforms (also available for your smartphone/tablet on Google Play)
• Hollywood SDK 8.0 for developing your own plugins (includes examples and over 400 pages of documentation in various formats)
• Hollywood 8.0 add-on for Cubic IDE (kindly provided by Michael Jurisch)
• Hollywood 8.0 wordfile for UltraEdit
• Hollywood 8.0 online reference manual (over 1000 PDF pages, alternatively available as HTML, CHM, and AmigaGuide)
• Hollywood SDK 8.0 online reference manual (over 400 PDF pages, alternatively available as HTML, CHM, and AmigaGuide)

• 2019-03-11 new: Vector Up Your Ass (New Wave) done by StingRay (Info, Image)
• 2019-03-10 new: Rygar (?) done by JOTD (Info)
• 2019-03-10 improved: Chuck Rock 2 (Core Design) joypad controls added (Info)

• 3.5" floppy disk
• incl. bonus game "Eight Feet Under"
• cardboard box
• Mission patch
• MicroSD card including disk images and more
• 8-page DIN A5 manual (English)
• Stickers
• Din-A3-Poster

• Douglas Compton (DC): If possible, will there be an official way forward with the new AmigaOS 3.1.4?
  
  Mike Battilana (MB): There must be one, don't you think so? But it also may require some patience, for the court case to be resolved. It is now emerging that some developers may have "overcommitted" themselves, and are now entangled in contracts they didn't even intend to be bound by and/or that were incompatible with other prior work done for the Amiga companies. That's another matter which will need to be resolved.


• DC: Does the new Amiga intend on continuing support and development of Amiga OS 4.1?
  
  MB: Not only that, but we feel that it is important that OS4 remains available at fair terms to a diversity of hardware suppliers. (This is in response to concerns being raised after the OS kernel was acquired by Trevor/A-EON.) The new Amiga entity wants both 3.x and 4.x to move forward. The new Amiga entity wants both Classic and New Generation hardware platforms to move forward. One of the first steps of the new entity will be to make original hardware schematics and related code open source.


• DC: Does the new Amiga company intend on simply licensing the name or actually developing products yourselves?
  
  MB: I am a software developer. We are software developers. Software work allowed us to make this acquisition (and may I stress, not a cent of Amiga Forever or similar revenues was spent in the acquisition or in lawsuits, etc.: that is all invested back in Amiga Forever development...) - What is your guess? :)


• DC: How would new hardware like the standalone Vampire 4 fit in? Can you license the ROMS and software to them and let handle the hardware without too many issues?
  
  MB: That is something that Cloanto already could have done. We were actually in talks about that. Apparently, it felt appealing to others too ; )

• 2019-03-06 improved: Premiere (Core Design) option to jump with second/blue button, added key to quit current game, joypad support, level select (Info)

#include <Joystick2.h>

void setup() {
for (int i = 5; i<=9; i++) {
pinMode(i, INPUT_PULLUP);
}
pinMode(10, INPUT_PULLUP);
pinMode(16, INPUT_PULLUP);
pinMode(14, INPUT_PULLUP);
pinMode(15, INPUT_PULLUP);
pinMode(18, INPUT_PULLUP);
Joystick[0].begin(true);
Joystick[1].begin(true);
}

void loop() {
// joystick 1 as HID joystick

if (digitalRead(6) == 0) {
// up
Joystick[0].setYAxis(-127);
} else if (digitalRead(7) == 0) {
// down
Joystick[0].setYAxis(127);
} else {
Joystick[0].setYAxis(0);
}

if (digitalRead(8) == 0) {
// left
Joystick[0].setXAxis(-127);
} else if (digitalRead(9) == 0) {
// right
Joystick[0].setXAxis(127);
} else {
Joystick[0].setXAxis(0);
}

if (digitalRead(5) == 0) {
Joystick[0].pressButton(0);
} else {
Joystick[0].releaseButton(0);
}


// joystick 2 as HID joystick
if (digitalRead(14) == 0) {
// up
Joystick[1].setYAxis(-127);
} else if (digitalRead(16) == 0) {
// down
Joystick[1].setYAxis(127);
} else {
Joystick[1].setYAxis(0);
}

if (digitalRead(15) == 0) {
// left
Joystick[1].setXAxis(-127);
} else if (digitalRead(18) == 0) {
// right
Joystick[1].setXAxis(127);
} else {
Joystick[1].setXAxis(0);
}

if (digitalRead(10) == 0) {
Joystick[1].pressButton(0);
} else {
Joystick[1].releaseButton(0);
}
}