10.Jul.2003
Carsten Siegner (ANF)
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DiaCD - Transfer of ARexx to Hollywood 1.5
Carsten Siegner writes:
Today I have created the first alpha version of DiaCD with Hollywood 1.5. With this, I wanted to show just how powerful Hollywood has become.
During the entry of a picture listing in the upper requester
all pictures are at once graphically shown in a picture list. One may then use the slider beneath the
picture list to scroll through all the pictures in realtime. At the same time a larger version of the currently
selected picture is shown separately in a subwindow. When you press the left mouse button and move the
cursor on the picture list, you select the first picture that you're going to work on later. Similarly, you select the final
picture with the right mouse button. These pictures are expressly scrolled through in realtime, when you move the
mouse back and forth. The picture under the cursor then appears in the selection window.
This is just a demo of the further capabilities of the program. I will then compile it for 68k and MorphOS. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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10.Jul.2003
Bill Buck und Raquel Velasco (E-Mail)
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Event: Pegasos on Linux Tag 2003
All concerned: There will be a Pegasos at the Linuxtag in Karlsruhe this weekend.
Linuxtag is Europe's largest GNU/Linux exhibition. The Linuxtag is at the
Karlsruhe Convention Center from 10-13 July.
Genesi will be represented by Nicholas Blachford, whose "Analysis: x86 Vs
PPC" was featured yesterday on OSNews and Slashdot here:
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=3997
http://developers.slashdot.org/developers/03/07/09/1730206.shtml?tid=137
Nicolas will be joined by Genesi's newest team member Sven Luther. Sven is
a developer known to both the MorphOS and Linux development communities.
Sven Luther's LinuxPPC kernel was recently announced on MorphOS-News here:
http://www.morphos-news.de/index.php?lg=en&nid=371&si=1
At Linuxtag, the Genesi Team and the Pegasos will be found in the Debian Booth.
The following weekend (18-20 July 2003) Sven will also be attending the
Debian Developers Conference, Oslo, Norway with the Pegasos. Details about
that conference can be found here:
http://debconf.org/debconf3/
Sven has joined Genesi to manage the LinuxPPC development effort for the
Pegasos. Sven is a PhD candidate at the University of Strausbourg and an
Associate Professor in the Computer Sciences Department. The University of
Strasburg was founded in 1621, with a long tradition of academic excellence.
Louis Pasteur, John Calvin, Marc Bloch and four Nobel Prize winners have
studied or taught there. We can now add Sven to the list...;-) Welcome
Sven! Of course, Nicholas and Sven will be able to demo MorphOS too! (ps)
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10.Jul.2003
carls (ANF)
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Web server: gW3S v2.1 released
The easy-to-use web server gW3S has been updated to version 2.1. The new version includes bug fixes, more in-depth XGI documentation and a new version of the administration tool.
Download it for free at the gW3S web site!
The gW3S team members are proud to announce that the Technic Up site has been running gW3S since a few months back, in conjunction with MUIBase (www.muibase.de) which proves that it is indeed capable of hosting professional sites! (ps)
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10.Jul.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies Records #045
The scene group Liquid Skies has released their 45th music pack today. This time a piece, "Moonlight," in the electro-pop style. The cover was provided by DaFreak.
More information about the track:
- Title: MoonLight
- Artist: Maxus
- Style: Pop
- Song-length: 4:09
- Format: mp3 (160 kbps)
The zipped data has a size of about 4.8 megabytes and is available on the homepage under the title link as a free download. Additionally, the group and their webpage have been chosen as a link tip of the month at
www.leipzig-info.net.
(ps) (Translation: dm)
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10.Jul.2003
Gary7 bei Golem gefunden (ANF)
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Golem: Rambus, Toshiba and Elpida introduce XDR DRAM
»XDR DRAM runs next with 3.2 GHz, later with 6.4 GHz and higher.
Together with Toshiba and Elpida, Rambus has introduced a new generation of memory. XDR DRAM
uses the XDR memory interface (previously Yellowstone) from Rambus and runs at up to 3.2 GHz. Sony has just
licensed the new technology for use with "Cell", the basis for Sony's PlayStation 3, among others.«
Read the complete article under the title link. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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10.Jul.2003
Davy Wentzler (ANF)
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Audio Evolution 4 demo released
After two years of hard work, today we present you the release of the 68k demo
of the audio harddisk recording and editing system, Audio Evolution 4! AE4 is
a major update to AE3 and will be released for OS4/PPC.
Some of the new features:
- Non-linear and non-destructive editing on the time line, including cut, copy,
paste, move, split, trim and crossfade actions
- Unlimited undo
- Many grid options to align regions
- Improved automation editing on the time line
- Record automation events during playback by mouse or MIDI remote
- Track height adjustment and higher quality waveform display
- Metronome with freely adjustable time signature
- Control the mixer and transport controls remotely with external MIDI hardware
- Native OS4 effect plug-ins with realtime parameter control, automation and metering
- New plug-ins, including a new compressor, chorus, ducking delay and sound replacer
- WAV import
- 'Repeat region' functionality with intervals
- Automatic regionize with export of timecode list to BurnIt
- ARexx interface
- Communicate and synchronize with other applications (like B&P) easily through the
Master Control Bus (OS4 only)
- Enhanced look and feel. All imagery can be changed by the user.
- Experimental Dolby Pro Logic encoder
- Brand new manual in HTML and PDF formats
- Many more smaller improvements and bug fixes
Please download and try out the demo from the title link.
Any suggestions, questions and bug reports are welcome.
Davy Wentzler
Audio Evolution (ps)
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10.Jul.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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OSNews: Analysis: x86 vs. PPC (English)
On OSNews.com,
Nicholas Blachford of Genesi has written an in-depth examination of the comparative advantages and
disadvantages of the X86 and PPC processor lines. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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10.Jul.2003
computerhilfen.de (ANF)
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New Help Forum for Amiga Users at Computerhilfen.de
Today the Amiga section has added a help forum as a complement to the Windows, Apple, and Linux help forums at Computerhilfen.de. As occurs in the already existing Computerhilfen.de forums, the new Amiga forum should prove to be a place for friendliness and competence.
amiga.computerhilfen.de (ps) (Translation: dm)
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09.Jul.2003
Mikey_C (ANF)
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Total Amiga Issue 15 starts arriving at doors worldwide
Total Amiga Magazine now has
subscribers in 20 countries around the globe!
We are also proud to welcome Fun Time World
(Germany), to the list
of Amiga retailers stocking Total Amiga Magazine worldwide.
To accompany this issue, we have added a number of supporting downloads
for you to try on the Current Issue page of our website, from Hollywood
tutorial scripts to classic Mac links.
All this plus of course our excellent, News, Guest Columnists, Features,
Reviews and Tutorials, packed into 52 bursting pages of Amiga devotion.
Total Amiga Magazine. Does what it says on the cover!
(ps)
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09.Jul.2003
Golem - IT News
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Golem: Napster founder changes side towards music industries
»Shawn Fanning with a new technology to discover protected music
There are at least only a few people who are made as responsible for the sales breakdown of
the music industry as Shawn Fanning is - the young American practically had initiated the era
of file sharing in a mass market meaning by developing the Napster software.
Now he is back with a new development but this time he covers the interest of the music industry.
«
Read the full article by the title link. (ps) (Translation: ub)
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09.Jul.2003
Benelux Amiga Show (Website)
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Date for Benelux Amiga/Pegasos Show in Rotterdam is fix
This years Benelux Amiga and Pegasos Show will take place on 4th/5th October in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Exhibitors and interested can register and get more information here.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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08.Jul.2003
carls (ANF)
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Web Server: New gW3S Site
The Open Source, ARexx-coded web server gW3S has gotten a new home and a redesigned homepage. The new URL is http://gonzo.1av10.nu/w3s/.
Check it out, and be sure to check back for the forthcoming release of gW3S v2.1! (ps)
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08.Jul.2003
Amiga Future (Website)
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Amiga Future: Interview with Alfred Faust (BarsnPipes)
"BarsnPipes" is not only the most famous Amiga-Midi-programm of glory days,
it is also still used from many users today because of the intuitive simple handling and professional features.
And the best: after the release of the source codes it is developed and improved constantly by Alfred Faust.
In the following interview he answered the questions from Anton Preinsack, especially about the MorphOS-version
of BarsnPipes. Please read the complete interview under the title link.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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08.Jul.2003
PerfectPaint (Website)
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Paint program: PerfectPaint Fix for version 2.93
A bug fix for version 2.93 of PerfectPaint from Halvadjian Georges is available. In this version a bug in the main archive has been fixed and the tool
"Border & Edge" has been updated. You had to install following version
2.93 for this fix.
Download: PfPaint_V293fix.lzx
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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07.Jul.2003
Jens Schönfeld (ANF)
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individual Computers: Show report: AAA 2003, Commodore Billboard back online
This weekend, the Amiga Alpe Adria 2003
took place in Udine, Italy - another station of
Amiga OS4 on tour.
The show was organized by Cloanto,
well-known for a lot of Amiga programs and the emulator "Amiga Forever".
Jürgen Schober of Point Design
had to make two OS4 presentations, because the room was totally
overcrowded with more than 100 Amiga fans and journalists of daily
press and computer magazines. We also had the chance to show our
products in a 30-minute presentation. Best-seller of the present
retailers Soft 3 and
Virtual Works was the
Catweasel MK3,
that became the first choice accessory for many Amiga One owners
because of it's high degree of integration into the hard- and
software of the new Amiga.
A small Retro-computing museum right at the entrance of the showroom
brought back joyful memories in the visitors. Rare items like an SX-64
in best shape, a VIC-20 rev.1, and even a C65 prototype were shown.
One of the first multi-computer games (today's networking games) was
shown on two PET computers that were connected through the serial ports.
The home computer pioneer Altair 8800 from 1975 was the only none-Commodore
computer.
The "Video Microwave", a Pegasos-board that was built in the case
of a Sharp Microwave oven, was - at best - good for a laugh. The keyboard did
not work at all, and it only took a few mouseclicks to make the computer with
the MorphOS operating system crash. The reason for this could not be found in
the short time of the show.
Commodore Billboard back online
Our good news for the fans of Commodore nostalgia almost got lost in the
excitement surrounding Amiga OS4: The Commodore Billboard is back online!
The initiator of the project, Søren Ladegaard (Denmark) had to drop
the project due to lack of time in January 2003, and transferred the website
to individual Computers. We're now sponsoring the website that can cause a
lot of traffic with it's several hundred megabytes in size. During the past
half year, the new webmaster Stefan Zelazny has converted the audio and video
files to mpeg and mp3, so the website can be viewed on most platforms. For
example, the Realplayer is not necessary any more.
Currently, the website is available under the address
www.commodorebillboard.de.
The .com domain will be made available in the coming weeks.
If you're interested in a local copy of the website, you can support us in
paying for the high cost of the website by ordering the CD. It will be
available in August this year from all our retail partners for about 15,-
EUR. The double-CD package also contains some surprises for Commodore-fans! (ps)
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07.Jul.2003
z5 (ANF)
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A.D.A.: First update after two-month break
After a two-month break the demo on-line collection "Amiga Demoscene
of Archives" was extended by four new productions: "Heaven is 2d" of
Whelpz, "Dark Rain" of The Loonies, "Outgrowing" of Potion and
"Xenophobia" of Subspace.
(nba) (Translation: sk)
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07.Jul.2003
Amiga Impact (Website)
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Pictures of the Amiga OS presentation in Toulouse (Update)
Meanwhile the presentation documents are also available in Englisch.
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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07.Jul.2003
Christian Rosentreter (ANF)
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Demonstration videos of MorphOS/Pegasos published
The videos let you see the PowerPC computer Pegasos in action, in
order to be able to get an impression of the possibilities of the
platform.
The following videos are available for the download:
(ps) (Translation: sk)
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06.Jul.2003
Kicko (ANF)
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Music: Access Virus MIDI commands for tracks&fields 0.7
I updated my virus OS to OS6.0. So there was time to fix this package
to support new commands or new values for the old ones. This don't mean
that the package is full now as I don't know every piece they changed.
It lacks also off controlling the new function called Pure tuning.
This one is only controllable from the virus menu.
The changes:
PageA: Bankselect updated. Support for more banks overwritten the demo.
PageB: Arpegiattor. More patterns to choose from.
PageC: Partbankselect and Partbankchange for the new banks.
That's all. Why do I update this package? Because of still using T&F
until HDRec is finished. Then I will make all commands for HDRec. (nba) (Translation: cb)
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06.Jul.2003
AmigaWorld (ANF)
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Fortnightly Q&A's with Fleecy Moss - episode 14
The English online magazine AmigaWorld has published episode 14 of the regular questions and answers session with Fleecy Moss, CTO at AMIGA, Inc. (Update 2012-03-17, cg: as the original document is no longer available, the following content was moved into our database):
1) ssolie: With the services based approach you are proposing, will an application be expected to query capabilities or will AmigaOS automatically adapt to the hardware itself or some hybrid of the two? Depending on the application, some may not appreciate having to query the OS every time they want to do something versus letting the OS adapt itself to the application and hardware environment.
Fleecy: In all multi component systems there will always be a per component capability and requirement set. Traditional static systems work on assumption which tends to give them superior performance as long as those assumptions are always true. In the world of today, we have a huge level of dynamism - smartphones, PDAs, consoles, tablets, desktops, servers, fat pipes, thin pipes, hardware acceleration, processor speed, screen size, input controls etc and you are faced with the problem of how to map these from the physical domain into the digital domain.
A service based architecture doesn't really affect this in implimentation since it is just a model. For example I could query the graphics service to find out if it supplies a vector service and if it does then I can chose to use it or not. This can be done dynamically by the application or can be done at install time, which is no different from the situation now where, if you assume that MUI is installed, and it isn't then your application won't work.
Thus you will still have different options as a developer - you can make use of services which themselves adapt on your behalf or you can do that yourselves. In either case, there is always going to be the same question, where does the responsibility lie? We want to offer choice so that the developer can make those decisions. A good example is the Ami2D scaling services of the AmigaDE. Some people use them and some people prefer to create resolution dependent graphic sets.
What is needed is a further level of abstraction, so that capabilities and requirements are managed transparently and that is coming on board now with such things as vectorisation and other descriptive formats that allow for interpretation based upon semantic information. That is something we are looking at but the more abstraction you have, the more resources are required to translate between the physical and digital domains.
Swings and roundabouts I'm afraid.
2) CodeSmith: Apple have made a big splash with their announcement of PPC970 "G5" systems. Is there going to be a "zico-2" spec for Amiga PPC970 systems, or are you giving vendors full control? any idea when we can expect PPC 970 Amigas (other than "after OS4.0")?
Fleecy: We do plan on having a 64 bit version of the AmigaOS but that is someway down the line. If a vendor approaches us with the necessary hardware then we will consider revising our timetable but we still have a lot of work to do for the 32 bit PPC AmigaOS4, such as actually releasing AmigaOS4.0. There are also a few interesting other 32 bit opportunities coming up that will have to weighed against a 64 bit desktop machine.
3) Quixote: Since AmigaOS4.0 will be on the CyberStormPPC first, I wonder whether it will include an update to the CyberStorm's FlashROM, that would permit booting from the CD? I understand that it was a feature intended for the CyberStorm, but it doesn't seem to work.
Fleecy: We do not intend to touch the CSPPC flashrom. Its internals are proprietary and besides, we are relying on it to bring the HW up first before AmigaOS4.0 takes over. Any changes we made might also damage the users ability to boot into AmigaOS3 as well.
If you have problems with the CSPPC Flashrom, perhaps an email to those who worked on it might reveal why it doesn't work or get them to add that functionality.
4) Miffy: I run AmigaDE on my desktop ( the one I am typing on now ) which has software on it that I have ported, that others have ported and the like. It runs the partypack update. What I want to know is how long before the next publically available ( non NDA ) update comes along from Amiga given I cannot get permission to enter into a new NDA with Amiga Inc right now ( because of company regulations and Im sure others are in this position too )?
Fleecy: We are reworking our NDA policy to make it consistent with industry practices for software licensing. In the meanwhile if special circumstances prevent you from agreeing to the licensing terms, you can contact us directly to determine how best we can meet your needs. Send an email to support@amiga.com.
5) Asemoon: I very much like the idea of being able to use animated GIFs as icons on the desktop with the introduction of Amiga OS3.9 and so will this feature stay available or maybe be enhanced/altered in any way for AmigaOS4? And will there be support for 24bit PNG format icons in the future?
Fleecy: The source code for that particular feature is in the hands of H&P and we do not have access to it.
The Amiga graphics architecture has reached the end of its useful life. Actually, it reached it about five years ago but has been brought back, jiggled, enhanced and hacked to stop the platform from dying. The screenshots you are seeing as part of the AmigaOS4.0 on Tour roadshow represent hopefully the last AmigaOS release that uses this architecture and their quality is a reflection of both the strength of the original architecture and the ingenuity and persistence of the developers since then who have worked on it.
As part of the Amiga Generation 2 project (AG2), we are currently working on a brand new visual domain replacement which we hope to deploy either in AmigaOS4.1 or AmigaOS4.2. This will build from the hardware upwards and be able to support high quality existing interface models as well as allow for brand new features, functionality and models. We are particularly eager to introduce the Reactive Presentation Agents (RPAs) that we developed for the AmigaDE which would provide the same functionality, and a lot more besides.
6) Asemoon: What languages will AmigaOS4 support out of the box?
Fleecy: We are supporting many languages, which are listed below, using a combination of the excellent ATO and private individuals, working in teams of two or more to produce each catalog. We do have a few offers where we just have one person (Icelandic and Malay) but we would like to have at least two people, since it is a lot of work. Anyone interested in helping out should send a mail to os4-betatest@hyperion-entertainment.com with the subject line of 'Localisation offer of help'.
Bosnian
Catalan
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Finnish
French
Galician
German
Greek
Hungarian
Italian
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Serbian
Slovenian
Spanish
Swedish
Turkish
That's 20 languages for now.
The Russian ATO team disbanded but new people will soon be joining. I think we can count them as well.
This is a list of language drivers for which there are no catalogs currently in progress.
Albanian
Belarusian
Bulgarian
Croatian
Esperanto
Estonian
Faroese
Icelandic
Irish
Latvian
Lithuanian
Maltese
Portuguese-brazil
Romanian
Slovak
Ukrainian
If you are missing a language that can be written from left to right in an ISO-8859-X charset just ask Detlef at TetiSoft@apg.lahn.de if he can create a language driver for it.
7) Asemoon: The support for non-Latin fonts like for instance Arabic/Persian and Chinese/Japanese characters were not well documented for previous AmigaOS releases. How will such characters and languages be handled by future AmigaOS and AmigaDE releases?
Fleecy: Not well documented is too optimistic :) It was documented that the Amiga character set is ECMA-94 Latin1 (thats ISO-8859-1), that the bullet.library API uses Unicode (16bit only), and it was defined a font attribute FPF_REVPATH for writing from right to left. There was no official statement from H&P how their special localizations for e.g. czech or russian would fit into this framework (in fact they did not). There was a statement that the Euro update is only an intermediate solution.
OS4 bullet API was improved and allows 32bit Unicode now, 16bit are not enough since Unicode 3.2 (current is 4.0).
OS4 diskfont.library now contains a character set database, it does know the MIME charset name of each font in the system, and the Unicode code point of each glyph. However the bitmap fonts handled by diskfont.library are still limited to 8bit charsets, so for Chinese/Japanese/Persian/Georgian etc you'll have to use bullet API. With the new diskfont API you can however ask for e.g. Times in ISO-8859-5 (cyrillic), -6 (arabic), -7 (greek), -8 (hebrew), -11 (thai) or -16 (eastern european latin with Euro) and it will create it on-the-fly from e.g. a truetype font.
With OS4 locale.library the user is able to change the current system default charset on-the-fly by selecting a different language driver. The charset of each catalog file in the system is known, there exist charset conversion functions that ensure that e.g. for polish with ISO-8859-2 system default charset any polish catalog file will be displayed correct, it does not matter if its in ISO-8859-2, -16 or in the special ATO charset used in OS3.9 polish localization. Its also possible to use catalog files in UTF-8.
Most text handling and output functions in OS4 are not able to write from right to left, so there still exist large problems with arabic/persian and hebrew, an application that reverses arabic and hebrew strings before output can at least display its GUI but for text input (cursor on the right after return) special applications would be needed.
Summary: OS3.x language support was limited to western european latin languages, OS4.0 language support is limited to latin, cyrillic and greek (thai would eventually work if someone could fit thai glyphs into topaz/8 and topaz/9 default ROM fonts). OS4.0 font support is limited to any 8bit MIME charset in diskfont API (besides the right-to-left problem) and not limited in bullet API.
8) _Steve_: Will there be support for the pre-existing PPC programs from both PUP/WOS in OS4?
Fleecy: We'll provide an application launcher that can launch WarpUp programs, maybe even PowerUp. However, we'll not include any hacks to make this work. Since there was only a small number of applications created that used these two systems, we are hopefully that their authors will upgrade their programs and release AmigaOS4.0 native versions.
9) Billsey: From past personal experience I know that there are dedicated Christians at Amiga, Inc. I have friends there, and I am not turning against them, but they are Christian, so I believe that the following question(s) must be asked. I would like to know what role that faith has played (a) in keeping the company alive; (b) in walking the path that has been walked; and (c) when specific confession and, more importantly, repentance of “mistakes made” will be observable.
Fleecy: Religion, like any other philosophy seller is an individual concern, not something that should ever be part of heterogenous system, whether a group, a company, a nation or a species. I always find it ironic that nature, the mother of us all preaches diversity and yet humans are obsessed with monotony, to the point of coercion, persecution, discrimination and destruction.
With that in mind, I cannot and will not answer your question, because such things should be on individual level interaction. In other words, if you want an answer, send the question to the individuals themselves.
10) drstrange: what form of support will OS4 take for a 250MB ZIP? Will it use harddrive-like formatting or a mountfile and if a mountfile could you show us it ahead of time to give a few of us time to prep our disks.
Fleecy: Same as OS3.9 (or 3.1): it's a removable media, 'Removable' and 'Rigid Disk Block' are mutually exclusive, you should use a mountfile.
To be able to use RDBs on removable media as well all file systems would have to support unmounting. The new FFS2 does support it, but there are file systems which don't, for example SFS.
Some 3rd party devices do allow RDBs to be used on removable media, but that's a hack, it's not possible to implement it in clean way and therefore it will not be added to AmigaOS4.0 devices.
(Copyright © 2003 Amigaworld.net. All rights reserved.
Originally available at http://amigaworld.net/modules/fleecymoss/index.php?cat_id=15
You may freely redistribute this article, providing that a URL is provided to the original source,
and the copyright notices remain intact) (nba) (Translation: cb)
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06.Jul.2003
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Aminet Uploads up to 6th July 2003
Here are the Aminet uploads that have been added since our last announcement:
PPaintRUS.lha biz/cloan 21K+Cloanto Personal Paint 7.1c RUSSIAN KIT
PAC.lha biz/dbase 1.9M+HTML Photoalbum Creator v1.0.
CManager25.lha comm/misc 403K+Contact Manager, a centralised system-wi
sa03.lha demo/aga 350K+Invitation intro for Syndeecate Apocalyp
MBPrefs.lha dev/basic 24K+External Preferences Editor for MaxonBas
nqc.lha dev/lang 181K+Lego Mindstorms compiler and comm tool
amuidiff.lha dev/misc 117K+Displays differences of two text files i
MCC_TheBar.lha dev/mui 274K+Next generation buttons bar class
vdisk37.lha disk/misc 46K+Dynamic recoverable RAM disk (V3.7)
RealAmigaWorld.txt docs/anno 4K+New Real Amiga-Mania World IRC Channel i
NotizieAmiga.lha docs/lists 1.6M+Mailing-list NotizieAmiga 06/2003 (Itali
AmigaFuture43.lha docs/mags 804K+Great german paper mag preview
nocover112.lha docs/mags 2.6M+Great german diskmagazine
Saga.lha game/board 298K+Saga 1.27: Conversion of TSR boardgame
DC2Lvl-EMine2.lha game/data 454K+99 levels for Diamond Caves II
boulderdaesh.lha game/jump 927K+V5.21, BoulderDaesh RTX Main Archive
boulderfull.lha game/jump 4.5M+V5.21, BoulderDaesh RTX Full Archive
Arkanos.lha game/misc 416K+Break out game like ARKANOID ** V2.03 **
MALevelEditor.lha game/misc 13K+Level Editor for Mini Arcanoid v2.9
WormWars.lha game/misc 566K+Worm Wars 7.51: Advanced snake game
Hexa_Q.lha game/wb 43K+Surprise!! A peg game... updated!
S_Tiles.lha game/wb 43K+Try to solve this sliding-tile puzzle!
Tri_Q.lha game/wb 43K+A triangular shaped peg game... updated!
p-intFix.lha misc/emu 37K+Patch for P-Code interpreter
Foundation1.mpg mods/mpg 19M+First part of a three part suite
Foundation2.mpg mods/mpg 10M+Second part of a three part suite
Foundation3.mpg mods/mpg 287K+Third part of a three part suite
Prelude3.mpg mods/mpg 3.1M+Prelude3. MPEG of old tape of me on keys
SundaySuite.mpg mods/mpg 3.5M+Sunday Suite. 4 part piano suite
TheSpell.mpg mods/mpg 6.5M+The Spell MPEG of old tape of me on keys
BorderNames.lha text/dtp 2K+List Border Names Arexx Script PageStrea
nA_ConFile07.lha text/misc 100K+Compare from 2 to 5 files
Next3.6.lha text/show 150K+Viewer for text/guides/html/datatypes
SRename.lha util/cli 93K+Advanced rename utility. Version 3.7.1
DirSSCompare.lha util/dir 14K+Compares two dirs (for differences)
FolderSync.lha util/dir 73K+Synchronise two folders automagically!
ExtraLib.lha util/libs 244K+Dynamic buffers, filesystem CRCs, colorf
CHARisma.lha util/misc 115K+Get easy access to all printable chars.
FakeCD32Joypad.lha util/misc 20K+Use the keyboard instead of CD32 Joypad
ReportPlus.lha util/misc 314K+Report+ 5.67: Multipurpose utility
VisualGuide.lha util/misc 39K+Make filelist in AmigaGuide format.
winlaunch.lha util/misc 46K+WinLaunch - Launch Windows Applications
RandomWBPatt.lha util/wb 30K+Timer controled Slideshow-like random WB
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06.Jul.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies records #044
Yesterday the scene group Liquid Skies published its 44th music pack.
This time it contains a music piece called "Walking The Corridors" by the English
musician Darkus who, though not being a member of the group, still offers his
track as a guest under the label Liquid Skies.
It is a rather experimental piece of music and would probably fit best under the
category of Trance. This time the cover was created by DaFreak.
Next some more information about the track:
- Title: Walking The Corridors
- Artist: Darkus
- Style: Experimental Trance
- Playing time: 5:05
- Format: mp3 (128 kbps)
The zipped file with a size of about 4.8 MB is freely available for download on
the homepage under the title link.
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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05.Jul.2003
IrseeSoft (website)
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Turboprint version 7.50 with new drivers
The new version 7.50 of the printing software TurboPrint is available from now on and contains new printer drivers:
- Canon i850
- Canon S200*,i320*,i950*
- HP DeskJet 5550
- HP PhotoSmart 71xx*,73xx*,75xx*
*) USB controller required
(nba) (Translation: wk)
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05.Jul.2003
EvenMore (website)
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Text viewer: FinalWriter/Copy plug-in for EvenMore
Chris Perver has reworked the FinalWriter/Copy plug-in for his text viewer EvenMore. This plug-in supports now text styles and colours.
Download: finalwriter2text.plugin
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05.Jul.2003
Adam Chodorowski (email)
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AROS: voting about the AROS logo
Some weeks ago called the AROS (Amiga Research
Operating System) developers team to a logo contest (we reported). The entries are now published for an open vote, all Amiga users can participate once in the voting and thus have an influence in the future representation of AROS.
(nba) (Translation: wk)
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05.Jul.2003
Cloanto (ANF)
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First pictures of the Amiga Alpe Adria 2003
The first pictures of the Amiga Alpe Adria 2003 - taking place today in Udine, Italy - can be found following the title link. The atmosphere seems to be fantastic: "We are in total overload, very crowded, lots of food (local gubana, cheese, etc. :-), wine (and local Castello beer :-)... Rushing back now..."
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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05.Jul.2003
Golem - IT News
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Golem: HP to take back ink cartridge from private customers
»Recycling of ink cartridges shall help the environment
HP will expand their recycling program and take back empty ink cartridges for printers from private customers in Europe in the future. This will be started in 2003 in Germany, Austria and Switzerland while Great Britain, Ireland and other countries will follow from 2004 on.«
Read the full (German) article following the title link. (ps) (Translation: wk)
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05.Jul.2003
Golem - IT News
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Golem: Golem.de: New job market with several hundreds IT jobs
»Co-operation with Jobware
In co-operation with Jobware is Golem.de starting a new completely overhauled jobs market. Under the URL jobs.golem.de you can find from now on several hundreds of job advertisements for the IT, telecommunications and related industries, listed in clearly sorted by categories and regions.«
Read the full (German) article following the title link. (ps) (Translation: wk)
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05.Jul.2003
BTTR-Team (email)
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Back to the Roots celebrates birthday and draws many prices
Five years does the project "Back to the Roots" now exist. Truely a reason to celebrate! Next to new games highlights like Battle Squadron, Hybris, Arkanoid, Mega Typhoon or The Plague, we present to you the team of BTTR with the games Plix and Symbolrechnen, and the Populous editor really new releases for the Amiga. All three titles are exclusively available at BTTR and are released for the first time.
Furthermore BTTR start a draw with many prices to win. More information can be read in the news on www.back2roots.org.
The team of BTTR: "We thank for the loayalty during the last five years and wish all visitors much fun!"
Next to the birthday update and the draw there's another important news for www.back2roots.org:
For the first time ever there's an "interactive online mod radio"! On more than 50 different channels you can listen to music of all kind. More than 65.000 mods are available! You can listen with WinAmp or Deliplayer 2. There's no streaming. Every song gets completely loaded!
Jürgen Beck from BTTR: "We thank the numerous colectors, providers of mod pages and mod projects who support this project. Our thanks go especially to the Deliplayer team. The latest version of the best mod player finally contains the radio feature! Enjoy listening!"
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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05.Jul.2003
MorphOS-News
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MorphOS/Pegasos: QUICKSTART Guide Version 2.5 Now in Three Languages
Jürgen Lucas' "QUICKSTART Guide" for installing MorphOS on a Pegasos with blank hard-drive has been released at version 2.5. Thanks to Andreas Zierl [and Daniel Miller -dm] and Fabrice Lehaut these instructions are also available in English and French. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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05.Jul.2003
Sébastien Jeudy (E-Mail)
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User: Annuaire Amiga Francophone #13
Issue #13 of "Annuaire Amiga Francophone" has been sent to 312 subscribers. This is a list of French-speaking Amiga users all over the world (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Quebec,...) which has been sent monthly since July of 2000, in order to encourage French-speakers to communicate with each other.
Click on the title link for more information, and to get yourself added to the list. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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05.Jul.2003
Stefan Blixth (E-Mail)
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OnyxSoft: New and updated software
Here comes 1 new release and 4 updates, enjoy!
New:
- Program: NewWBPattern (Version 1.0)
Info: This is small tool to change the WB-background on-the-fly.
Updates:
- Program: GummiSurf (Version 1.2)
Info: Now supports the built-in download managers in all Amiga browsers (IBrowse, Voyager & AWeb)
Can export HTML and plain text-lists.
- Program: MultiRen (Version 1.54)
Info: * Added a function to the Adaptor tool so that is possible
to control what character the Adaptor should put the
lengthener character around when prolonging a filename.
* Now the filename length also displays the length of the
file comment (which cannot be more than 80 characters in
AmigaDOS).
The format is now <filename_length;comment_length> in the
window. Also, the file comment gets /italic/ in the main
lister if it exceeds 79 characters.
* Added the operator %t for use in the text export and file
comment generation tools. This stands for tab. Whenever a %t
is encountered a tab stop is set there which gets determind by
the longest string up to the %t. Many %t's can be used in an
export string. This way very nice columnized text files and
file comments can be produced!
* The memo list handling (in the RenPlacer, File Comment and
Text Export tools) now saves the memo lists immediately when
stored or removed if the checkmark in prefs is set. This makes
it easier to not forget to save then when quitting the proram
:)
* Updated the ID3-Tag plugin so that it always returns two
digits for the track number. F.ex. 01,02,03...10,11,etc
instead of 1,2,3...10,11 which makes it look nicer.
- Program: QuickSketch (Version 1.01)
Info: * The move draw area qualifiers Shift and Alt has now been
reduced to only work with RightShift and RightAlt.
* Because move has been restricted to Right Shift and Alt
it is now possible to use the LAlt+LAmiga+Cursor to draw
a straight line.
* + More fixes...
- Program: TheMPegEncGUI (Version 2.3)
Info: * Now it's possible to import CDDB/ACDB-files automatically
into the ID3-tags on files in the file list! (Yes I know
it's not full automatic CDDB-support but it's one step in the
right direction anyway:)) This means that you have to use
CDDB or ACDB to download the descriptions for your CD's, then
you can import these text-files in TheMPegEncGUI.
* Now also includes OggDec and OggPlay (ogg123) support.
* + More fixes...
(nba)
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05.Jul.2003
Oliver Roberts (ANF)
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Warp Datatypes V45.2 Released (Update)
After a long delay, the promised updates to all the Warp picture datatypes for 68k, WarpOS and MorphOS are finally here. To accompany the new release is the brand new WarpDT portal at http://www.warpdt.co.uk/ where you can keep up to date with the latest versions of the WarpDTs and download them all in one easy place.
Summary of changes since previous versions:
BMP/JPEG/PNG/TIFF: Minor optimizations and cleanups.
BMP/JPEG/PNG/TIFF: Bumped version to v45 since a stable release has
now been reached and to reflect the jump to shareware status
BMP: Fixed problems with decoding bitfield images
JPEG: Altered descriptor file to prevent it matching LhA or LZX
archives containing JPEG files (or anything else that might
contain a JFIF header, other than Photoshop files)
PNG: PNG files not containing enough data are no longer treated as a
fatal error. Now the part of the image that was successfully
decoded is returned.
PNG: Updated with libpng 1.2.5
PNG/TIFF: Updated with zlib 1.1.4
TIFF: Now correctly converts images using the YCbCr colourspace to RGB
TIFF: Added support for JPEG decompression
TIFF: Updated to libtiff 3.6.0-beta2, including a new version of the
LogLuv decoder, and numerous other bugfixes
Prefs: Various parts of code rewritten, in preparation for losing the
current reliance on resource.library
Prefs: Minor bugfixes
Prefs: Correct Polish and Portuguese documentation now included.
Update 06.07.2003:
Errornous timeouts bugfix (Version 45.2)
Unfortunately, due to last minute changes, I broke the timeout code
slightly - doh! This resulted in the datatypes producing timeout warnings
unnecessarily. Fixed versions of all 5 datatypes now in version 45.2
available. Apologies for any confusion caused.
(nba)
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05.Jul.2003
Michael Heider (ANF)
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Report: Pegasos in Leipzig
The illustrated report of the Leipzig Pegasos presentation is now online. Mandrake Linux 9.1 for PPC was shown on the Amiga-PowerUp-System (APUS) and Pegasos. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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04.Jul.2003
Yunis (ANF)
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Tao announces multimedia-platform SDK intent 2
Today the Tao Group which is a British software developer and partner of Amiga, Inc. has officially
announced the new generation of the multimedia platform SDK intent 2.
You can read the English message under the title link and documentations are available under the
resources-site of Tao.
Tao about intent: "In fact intent is the only middleware platform available
today that can provide a common, brandable, look&feel with consistent
application behaviour and truly deliver compelling multimedia content to
the full range of consumer devices - thus providing a strategy to enable
all players in the value chain to thrive." (nba) (Translation: dr)
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04.Jul.2003
Niels Bache (ANF)
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Pictures of the OS4 tour in Göteborg by Niels Bache
Niels Bache has uploaded his pictures of Göteborg.
Remark of Niels Bache:
I have heard of some people that the new free server (frac.dk) which I use is not as fast
as desired. I ask for your patience and your insight because I can use this server as a
guest for free. I myself could not find out these problems and therefore I suppose that
the problem of speed happens only few times e.g. if much traffic is caused.
Please have another attempt to a different time if this happens.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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04.Jul.2003
Rafal Kaczmarczyk (ANF)
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Database: XBaze Version 7.3 Beta 14
Rafal Kaczmarczyk has published version 7.3 beta 14 of his database 'XBaze'.
The program offers an easy to use editor for the fields of the data records and a layout
editor with drag&drop function. It works from AmigaOS v3.0 and under MorphOS.
Please send bug reports and suggestions to the following address:
xbaze@amiga.pl.
Download: XB-7.3B14.lha
(nba) (Translation: dr)
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04.Jul.2003
Michele C. Battilana (E-Mail)
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Tomorrow: Amiga Alpe Adria 2003 in Udine, Italy
For the last time the website of the Amiga Alpe Adria 2003 which will take place tomorrow
in Udine, Italy has been updated. The list of the presentations has been updated as well as
the list of the hardware and software which can be seen.
This week the organizer got the offer to exhibit a Commodore PET 4016 which is connected
with a PET 3008. Of course this offer was accepted. Besides this a Commodore 65 (a prototype
which was never released) will be shown.
In Austria Jürgen Schober is busy with the last preparations for the AmigaOS 4.0 presentation
while in Germany Jens Schönfeld prepares himself for the C-One presentation.
Genesi has made a PowerPC Pegasos with MorphOS which was installed in a microwave available.
Many people from all over the world have booked for and are on the way.
We hope we see us. You are welcome!
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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03.Jul.2003
Grasshopper LLC (Website)
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Grasshopper LLC Lowers PageStream Prices
The American software company Grasshopper has lowered the price of their desktop publishing application "PageStream." The full
version is now available for 99 US dollars. Upgrades are now 40 US dollars. These prices are good for July, 2003 but may stay the
same thereafter, if possible.
New Low Pricing
Tuesday, July 1st - Grasshopper LLC announces today new low pricing
for PageStream on all platforms. "While the pricing is guaranteed only
through July, it is hoped that it will be warmly embraced by the
community and will be adopted then as our new permanent pricing",
said owner Marna Holt today. "Our move from a brick and mortar business
means lower costs and faster turn around times. We hope passing these
savings on to our customers will not only increase the already tremendous
value our customers get when buying PageStream, but hopefully increase
the number of customers and reach those who could previously not afford
PageStream." Near term plans include a revamped web site,
instant messaging with our sales staff, and a monthly online public chat
with Deron. PageStream now lists for $99 (from $299!!) and upgrades start
out at only $40.
(nba) (Translation: dm)
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03.Jul.2003
AMIGAplus
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Adventure Rendezvous: Interview with Ken Williams
The adventure-game focused online magazine "Adventure-Treff" has published an interesting German-language interview with Ken
Williams by Jan Schneider.
In 1979 Ken Williams founded Sierra On-Line and after that he led the firm for almost 20 years. Ken and his wife Roberta originated
the game genre now referred to as graphic adventures, and they were responsible for many of the best and most loved adventures
of all time, like for instance the Leisure Suit Larry and King's Quest and Space Quest series. Today Ken runs a forum with
SierraGamers, in which one may comment about Sierra. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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03.Jul.2003
Mummert Consulting (E-Mail)
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Study: Online Shops Battle Trust Deficit
Around 50% of German websurfers avoid purchasing anything on the Internet. The main problem for most of them: they can't examine and test the products before buying. And very third person gets by without online purchases because they are satisfied with the goods of "real" stores.
The fear of someone stealing their personal data is another factor that stops surfers from buying. About 30% name this fear as a reason for why they have yet to purchase anything online. And every fifth person is worried that his bill will be incorrectly calculated and so he doesn't buy anything. These figures come from a current study "Internet Statistics of Consumers (IZV6)" done by the University of Karlsruhe and Mummert Consulting.
Online shops battle a trust deficit: Half of all German websurfers don't buy anything on the Internet. The principal reason for this, according to these surfers, is that they can't test the wares over the Internet. Every fourth purchase avoider doesn't trust the online stores because it might be hard to complain and return things. Almost every third fears for the protection of his data. The market share of online shoppers may rise if e-shops improve their service. About 28% don't buy online, because help and service aren't good enough.
It's easier for well known web-shops to win customers: about two thirds of online shoppers do most of their shopping by known merchants. Every fifth buys *exclusively* by known shops. And the general experience of Internet users with the Internet influences their purchasing attitude: the less experienced the surfer, the less he goes online shopping. Experienced users purchase 20% more stuff on the Internet than the unexperienced. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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03.Jul.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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Genesi: Explanation of G4 Card Difficulties
According to a statement
of the Genesi leadership on MorphOS-News.de there's a hardware problem which means that less G4 cards will be produced for the Pegasos I, and even these will only be offered with corresponding boards as "matched sets." With respect to the complete utilization of the Altivec functionality of the G4: some boards work flawlessly, some boards not so well, at least not well enough to be sold.
In other Genesi news, QNX and Pascal have joined the effort to be ported to Pegasos. The latter is still popular in Eastern Europe and the former is the #1 embedded system OS.
Additionally Genesi would like to sell Linux Pegasoses with the G3 for a price of 499 euros at MicroWarehouse
or other merchants (without monitor but with Linux as well as MorphOS). Up to 25,000 units monthly may be produced on the fabrication lines at DCE. This price per unit might fall with an inverse correlation to the quantity of units (as more are produced, price per unit drops). The same thing applies if IBM comes to view it as a good strategy to help Genesi by doing the same with respect to CPU price. These machines will be available in October of this year.
As before, Pegasos I owners can upgrade for the price of 200 euros, but you've got to send in the board as well as the CPU card. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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03.Jul.2003
Golem - IT News
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Golem: Enterprise Market for Open Source Grows Quickly
»Yearly growth rates of 24% are in view
A study by the company Soreon analyzed and predicted the enterprise market for open source software in Germany up to the year 2007. For this study 150 German firms were surveyed. In that were 100 interviews with users who quantitatively evaluated, as well as 50 expert conversations which were qualitatively evaluated.«
Read the complete article by clicking on the title link. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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03.Jul.2003
Samba (Website)
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Networking: Samba Version 3.0.0 Beta 2
The Samba team released version 3.0.0 Beta 2 on the 1st of July. You may read the list of changes
here.
Samba is a software that allows networking, for example networking of a PC and an Amiga. You'll find information about Samba for Amiga at
amigasamba.org.
Here's the original press release:
The second beta release of Samba 3.0.0 is available for download. While significantly closer to the final release, it should still be considered a non-production release provided for testing purposes only. The source code and GnuPG signatures can be found on Samba mirrors. RedHat RPMS for 7.3, 8.0 and 9.0 are also available in the Binary_Packages download area. Packages for other platforms will follow shortly. The full release notes are available on-line as well.
(ps) (Translation: dm)
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03.Jul.2003
Amigan Software (Website)
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Game: Saga Version 1.27
Version 1.27 of the freeware game Saga from Amigan Software has appeared. The game is a conversion of a TSR board game from 1981 called Saga: Age of Heroes and is playable by up to six players, which may be controlled by humans or the Amiga. It's all about battling monsters, finding treasure, and building your kingdom through valor and heroism.
The game is available in German and English at this time. It requires at least AmigaOS 3.0+ and AGA/RTG. The source code is in the archive. The author James R. Jacobs has made a few improvements and cleaned up a few errors since the last version.
Download: Saga.lha - 297 KB
(ps) (Translation: dm)
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03.Jul.2003
Pixel Art (E-Mail)
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StartMenu: Pixload Version 4.1c
Version 4.1c of "Pixload" has been released. Like AmiDock, this tool makes it possible to start programs and scripts from an icon through the use of MUI. Noteworthy additions to this version include the recognition of local HTML data, as well as a context menu. RxMUI 32.8 is required.
The program may be downloaded in Amiga and MorphOS versions.
Download: pixload-4.1c.lzx (ps) (Translation: dm)
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02.Jul.2003
PPCNux (ANF)
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PPCNux: Pegasos G4 upgrade not available seperately
»The for July 2003 scheduled
1+GHz G4 CPU card for the Pegasos Boards currently equipped with a 600 MHz G3 will not be available seperately. This has been said by
Genesi in their
status update
at Amiga.org.«
Read the full article by the title link (ps) (Translation: ub)
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02.Jul.2003
Sourceforge-Projekt JAmiga (ANF)
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Java for Amiga OS 4 and 3.9
By the title link you can follow the state of the sourceforge project
Java for Amiga OS 4 and 3.9 (JAmiga) and get informed about the further details of that project.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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02.Jul.2003
Bill Panagouleas (ANF)
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AmiZilla progress report
After DiscreetFX had announced that there is a money booty for porting the
web browser Mozilla to the Amiga (as reported) and Bill
Panagouleas set up an information site about the donation efforts, he sent us the following progress report:
- Current Booty: $4122.45
- New! SourceForge website setup to share/update codebase for
AmiZilla port.
- New! Offical URL for AmiZilla
- Mailinglist now has over 162 members and over 240 messages, most are about programming and porting Mozilla.
- AmiZilla website has gotten over 1 million hits since appearing on the famous unix geek website slashdot.
- AmiZilla continues to gather positive press for the Amiga and MorphOS by being covered on mainstream
websites like CNET's news.com,
mozillazine.org and
many others.
- Amiga Inc. representative Fleecy Moss has commented they like AmiZilla but will not contribute
to the Initiative because a port is also underway for MorphOS.
- New! AmiZilla poster "I Want You" by Eric Schwartz available in two sizes for webmasters that
want to promote AmiZilla on their site.
- New! AmiZilla Banner designed by Luca Ferraris.
- New! Female Russian artist hired to create mascot for MorphOS version of Mozilla port.
- New! Genesi and Phoenix Developer Consortium have been watching the project with great interest for
some time. and may contribute funds.
Keep in mind that the AmiZilla Project needs you to be successful. The booty is now over $4122,
which is a impressive amount of money for an Amiga project. If only one programmer was working on
the port this would be a nice reward. However several programmers are working together. Once the
money is split among coders the booty is not big enough. Please contribute if you can, every dollar
helps motivate programmers to make the AmiZilla Project a success. After the release of AmiZilla more
projects are being developed like Hot CoCo (JVM) and F Gordon (Flash). The development and launch of
these add-ons to AmiZilla depend on the success of that project. Paypal donations can be sent in via
this weblink.
About AmiZilla
The goal of the AmiZilla effort is to raise such an obscene/huge amount of money to give away to the
first programmer/team that can port Mozilla to Amiga/Compatible systems that programmers will be
falling over themselves getting this application coded in record time.
About DiscreetFX
DiscreetFX has been creating software products for the Amiga, video editing & computer generated
graphics (CGI) industry since 1995. The Amiga computer defined and created the video editing,
computer graphics market with its birth in 1985. DiscreetFX creates Real-time transitions and effects
seen on over 100 television programs including Blind Date, 5th Wheel, Shipmates and more! You can also
see DiscreetFX software used on the following networks HBO, Showtime, Discovery Channel, PBS, Fox and
more! (ps) (Translation: ub)
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02.Jul.2003
Messe Leipzig (ANF)
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First European games mucic concert in Leipzig
On August the 20th 2003 there will be the first "European games music concert" in Germany. This will happen at the "Gewandhaus" in Leipzig .
Start of the concert, which will be the opening of the "Games Convention" as well, is 8 pm.
Ticket sale has just begun, there are still plenty tickets available.
Among other tracks there will be a suite of the Amiga classic
"Apidya" (Chris Hülsbeck) played.
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02.Jul.2003
Ron van Schaik (ANF)
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Photos from the Amiga show in Maarssen
At the website of the Amiga Party which happend on the 28th of June 2003 in
Maarssen, the Netherlands, there were new photos published by the organizers. The event is planned to be repeated next year again.
On August the 16th 2003 there will be the Commodore Show 2003 also.
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02.Jul.2003
Andreas Magerl (E-Mail)
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Online magazine: NoCover #112 published
Issue #112 of the NoCover is published and readable by following the title link.
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02.Jul.2003
Cloanto (ANF)
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Amiga Alpe Adria News and Updates
The website of the event "Amiga Alpe Adria 2003" has been updated today.
There is now a list with hardware and software products which will be shown, exhibitors who are present
and new cultural events which will be occur in parallel
with the show. The A3 will be held on coming Saturday, July the 5th
kulturelle Ereignisse, die parallel zur Show stattfinden. Die A3 2003 in Undine, Italy.
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02.Jul.2003
Erhard Bruse (ANF)
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Report: Pegasos in Leipzig
Several interested persons have seen the presentation of the Pegasos in Leipzig at the booth of the "CCLS e.V." last weekend.
Erhard Bruse gives a brief overview about the presentation:
Even by chance met informatics students from India were interested in MorphOS and the Pegasos. The Sunday was owed to the Pegasos and Linux.
Micha Heider successfully did first tests with his image installer and a backup/recovery by using a hard disk image as well as an
installation of Mandrake Linux to the Pegasos. The recovery took with a 4 GB partition about 10 minutes.
During the next days there will be further information and some pictures and screen shots of Mandrake running on the Pegasos
put to the website of Micha Heider which is to reach by the title link.
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02.Jul.2003
Amiga Inc. (Website)
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Club Amiga Magazine: Article about DOS library by C.J. Wenzel freely available
The article "A Short Story on the V50 DOS Library" by Colin J. Wenzel
from issue 5 of the Club Amiga Magazine has been made freely available by Amiga Inc. This English report
features the planning of V50 of the dos.library which will be used within AmigaOS 4.
(nba) (Translation: ub)
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01.Jul.2003
WHDLoad (Website)
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Installer: WHDLoad - New packages until 30.06.2003
With WHDLoad yu can install floppy disk based games onto your HD.
The following packages are added/updated since the last time:
- 30.06.03 fixed: The Settlers / Die Siedler (Blue Byte) misc changes
- 29.06.03 new: Maria's XMas Box (Anco) done by Psygore
- 29.06.03 improved: Knights of the Sky (Microprose) supports another version
- 29.06.03 new: King's Quest 6 (Sierra) done by JOTD
- 29.06.03 improved: Colonel's Bequest (Sierra) supports another version
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01.Jul.2003
Diverse
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Software-News in short (01.07.2003)
PhotoView
The picture viewer PhotoView is released in version 0.94 and can be downloaded for
free from the website of the developer Alessandro Braccini .
AWeb
After the new Build-GCC-Version 3.41 of the webbrowser AWeb was online and many bugfixes were sentin, the
developers had taken the file offline. If a stable version is available we will report
it to you.
NewsCoaster
A project for the Open-Source-based Newsgroups-Client
NewsCoaster is available at Sourceforge. There you will
find the latest Binary- and Source-Code-Releases.
ptplay3
ptplay3 is
relased in version 1.0. ptplay is a CLI based Protracker player not depending on the
custom chips and was written from the ground to emulate Protracker 2.3a software
sided. The mixing is managed internally and is send to a singla AHI output channel.
Block
Block, now
available in version 2.02, combines and splits files. The tool is available for 68k-AmigaOS and MorphOS.
findmos
Also findmos,
latest version 1.0, is coded by Christian Rosentreter: The very small shelltool
(only 200 Bytes) is used to detect MorphOS and is needful for Shell-/Install-scripts.
An example script is contained in the archive.
PowerD
The latest version 0.21 from 29.6.2003 of the programming environment PowerD is available at the
download area at the website.
PageStream for Linux
For Linux is a third beta version of the DTP software PageStream released. User buying a copy of
the Linux version getting full access to all versions (beta and final relases). Users
taking part in testing phase are getting TextFX for Linux for free.
VDisk.device
The VDisk.device is released in
version 3.7 and provides you a driver for a restorable RAM disk.
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01.Jul.2003
IOSPIRIT (ANF)
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IOSPIRIT: New IBrowse 2.3 documentation released
Dave Fisher has finished his works on a completely updated and
expanded IBrowse-documentation.
The new documentation breaks down into 25 chapters, that, from the
installation over the usage of the program, tips and tricks to basic
knowledge covers everything worth knowing about IBrowse and the
Internet.
The archive containing the documentation is 1.37 MB in size and is
freely available in the IOSPIRIT download section.
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01.Jul.2003
Brad Webb (E-Mail)
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Amiga Update Newsletter from Brad Webb #030630
Under the title link you will find the complete newsletter from Amiga Update (Brad
Webb) for March 2003. In his newsletter Brad Webb gives a monthly summary of all
news around the Amiga.
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01.Jul.2003
Halvadjian Georges
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Perfect Paint v2.93 released
PerfectPaint from Halvadjian Georges is in version 2.93 available. In this
version are changed/fixed:
- Fix a bug with the tool: "Copy Stencil to Spare" when you are on the main picture
and not on Spare.
- Improve 'Chromatic correction": Blue saturation works well now.
- Improve: Fiber, Stone and liquid effects when range of color is used.
- New Item in MagicSpray menu: Fill Screen
- Full arexx command for MagicSpray tool
- Little bug fix with the "optimize palette" tool
- Improve Smooth border:
- Add Mask Preview
- Add "Round corner" Effect
- Improve MagicSpray:
- Add Follow axes (Brushes will follow mouse path)
- Add Priority (Each brushes will have priority)
- Improve for UAE/Amithlon/Picasso
- Mosaic effect and TVLace effect
- Twirl gui, TVLace gui, shadow gui
- The way the text go for one buffer to another (A lot of script are now ok)
- Edit Mask in 24bit mode (Much easier to edit stencil under picasso)
- 3 new templates (Photo)
- New MagicProject:Keys and Nuts and IceCream (available on PerfectPaint's page)
- Animation effect: CountDown
Download: PfPaint_V293.lha
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01.Jul.2003
amiga.org (Website)
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amiga.org: Interview with Genesi
The Online-News-Magazine amiga.org has released an interview with Bill Buck and Raquel
Velasco of Genesi S.a.r.l. (title link).
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30.Jun.2003
apple (ANF)
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Mozilla v1.4 released
Today the final version 1.4 of the free Webbrowser Mozilla was
published. Under that title left versions are available for Windows,
Linux and Mac OS X for the download, postage run gene for Solaris,
OpenVMS and other operating systems in the next days will follow.
Further information you find on the product website under that title
left. A port for Amiga OS is from a free developer team in work.
(nba) (Translation: sk)
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30.Jun.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies records #043
The group Liquid Skies published today their 43rd music
pack. This time it contains a song named "rain journey" by
the German musician Bitshifter (also known as yelworC), who is not
member of the group, however he offers his track as a guest under the label
Liquid Skies. The cover for this is provided by an other guest:
Yenzi.
Details:
Title: Rain journey
Artist: Bitshifter
Style: Trance
Duration: 5:07
Format: mp3 (160kbps)
The file can be found at the homepage of Liquid Skies.
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30.Jun.2003
Klaus Brandis (E-Mail)
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AmiNetRadio v2.0 released
The Shoutcast streamer "AmiNetRadio" was published on weekend in
version 2.0 and is available at the title link for download. The
package contains the following components:
- AmiNetRadio v2.0
- mpega.player v2.40
- shoutcast.player v2.70
- Skin V1.1
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30.Jun.2003
Christoph Gutjahr (ANF)
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Development of SBase4Pro
Russ Norrby of Mr. Hardware Computers, the owners of the "SBase4Pro"-rights (formerly known as "SuperBase 4 Pro"), reports at Amiga.org:
"SBase4Pro can now be compiled with the GCC. This puts us into the position
to provide PPC versions - for example for the AmigaOne.
The current version is v1.36 from April 2000. SBase4Pro is
a very powerful and flexible multi-relational data base. Some of our own
products were made using SBase, for example Retail Escort and Video Escort.
At present we are working on many improvements, for example on HTML outputs or
the possibility to lock files.
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29.Jun.2003
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Aminet Uploads up to 29th June 2003
These are the Aminet uploads that have been added since our last report:
GetAllHTML.lha comm/tcp 16K+Auto download or link-check entire Web s
bouldergames.lha game/jump 2.9M+V5.21, BoulderDaesh RTX Games Archive
Loarre_Castle.lha pix/back 170K+Backgrounds of Loarres Castle
jpv_wb.lha pix/wb 293K+1024x768x16bit WB snapshot
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29.Jun.2003
Diverse
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Pictures from 'AmigaOS on Tour' from Gothenburg
You can find a subtitled picture report of AmigaWorld under the title link.
The pictures were taken on the
AmigaOS on Tour at
yesterday's presentation in Gothenburg.
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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29.Jun.2003
Martin Heine
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Pictures from Amiga Show in Maarssen, NL
Martin Heine was nice enough to provide us with some meaningful
pictures from the
Amiga Show which took place
yesterday in Maarssen in Holland.
The photos were taken by Ron van Herk.
The event was well attended with more than 100 visitors. Genesi presented the
Video Microwave, the prototype of an STB case already known from the CeBIT and
of course the Pegasos with MorphOS in action. On four Pegasos computers as well
as an Debian equipped AmigaOne the visitors could form their own impression of
the current state of the two systems. Furthermore beta versions of Bars'n'Pipes
and FotoFoto for MorphOS were shown. The possibility to buy Pegasos boards at
the ComputerCity stall was also made use of. Furthermore the Access was shown
as well as Amiga merchandising goods such as the game "Amiopoly", Amiga antenna
balls for cars and mugs and T-Shirts from the OS4 tour.
MorphOS |
Access |
Amiopoly |
Antennenball |
BNP |
CGG |
Microwave STB |
A1 Debian |
Tower |
OS4 T-Shirt |
Pegasos |
Raum |
Raum 2 |
Raum 3 |
OS4 Tasse |
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29.Jun.2003
Kultpower.de (ANF)
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Kultpower: New reviews and cover scans
Today Kultpower.de has received some updates:
74 (in words: seventyfour) new covers of the magazine PC Joker! A big thankyou
to Evil who scanned and sent in the covers! Btw, all are featuring the editorial.
New PowerPlay reviews from Powerplay 5/88, scanned by sys:
Ebonstar (Amiga), Io (C64), Ooze (Atari ST), Pandora (C64).
New ASM reviews from ASM 7/88, scanned by Ralf: Impossible Mission (Atari ST, C64),
IO (C64), Karnov (C64, Spektrum (reviewed), Schneider), Target (C64 (reviewed),
Spektrum, Schneider), Tube Runner (C16/116/Plus4).
Thanks to all helpers!
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28.Jun.2003
Uwe Ryssel (ANF)
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Lego Mindstorms for Amiga
Today I have released the Amiga port of NQC 2.5 r1 on my homepage.
With this it is for the first time possible on the Amiga, among other things, to program the Lego Mindstorms RCX. This can be used to control robots built with Lego bricks.
NQC (Not Quite C) is a language similar to C for the programming of these RCX stones. Furthermore is the communication via the serial interface and via USB (with Poseidon) supported.
Download: nqc.lha (181 KB)
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28.Jun.2003
Olaf Köbnik (email)
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Amiga Arena: "Samba World Cup" CD version online
After "Samba Partie" and "Samba Partie Pro" is now the CD version
of "Samba World Cup 98" available for free download. It's the third and last part of the "Samba Partie" series by
Sayona Software. "Samba World Cup" is a football manager with "action" part!
Features:
- Spoken in-game comments and names
- 6 different field conditions
- Original players and team names
- 6 Europe leagues incl. 1. and 2. Bundesliga
- Team editor
- Action part incl. video recorder
- Comprehensive transfer market, settings, statistics etc.
The archive has a size of 10 MB and can alternatively be found on the "Amiga Arena - Games Edition 2002 CD", available for 10,- Euro at Fun Time World.
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28.Jun.2003
Moneyless (ANF)
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Magazine: Last independant issue of the "ST-Computer" released
The last independent issue of the German Atari magazine "ST-Computer" has been released. The magazine, available for seventeen years and for years now exlusively available as subscription, will in the future only be available as subscription supplement of the German magazine "PC-Welt".
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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28.Jun.2003
Gary7 (ANF)
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Emulator: New WinUAE version announced
WinUAE 0.8.22 Release 8 WIP (26.06.2003)
Expected release date: first half of July
Bugs fixed:
- stuck joypad POV directional controller
- workaround for buggy sound driver (ISA SB16, maybe others)
that report zero as minimum and maximum supported sample rate
- possible crash when copying to virtual filesystem's root
- CD32 media change detection
- extended ADF write protection check
- extended ADF HD floppy support
- fast copper works again
- JIT FPU fix (Descent Freespace -demo)
- 57600 serial bit rate was incorrectly rounded to 56000
New features:
- all configuration file loading restrictions removed,
load new configuration file at any time!
- display width, height, depth, lores, doubling, correct aspect
can be changed on the fly
- bsdsocket.library updates
- improved audio emulation
(Mortville Manor and Maupiti Island speech)
- improved and more compatible CD32 pad emulation
- improved CD32 CD autodetection
- sound capture to wav-file
- Direct3D hardware filtering and scaling
- more configurable source tree, added very simple way
to disable features like AGA, JIT, bsdsocket, Picasso96,
harddisk, 68020+ etc..
- separate basic A500-only WinUAE executable included
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28.Jun.2003
Markus Lunk
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Browser: GCC version of AWeb 3.4 APL
For users who like experiments there's a new alpha version of AWeb
been released that you can download following the title link. Errors may lead to crashes. The user may be aware.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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28.Jun.2003
Jürgen Schober (ANF)
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Today: AmigaOS 4.0 on tour
Today takes for the fourth time the AmigaOS on Tour place in Sweden and Austria.
At this time AmigaOS 4.0 is shown on CyberstormPPC and the AmigaOne:
Saturday, June, 28th 2003:
- 09:00 - 18:00 h BOF - Building of Fun, Weblinger Gürtel 25, 8054 Graz, Austria
- 11:00 - 17:00 h Lilla Bommen Konferens Center, Gothenborg, Sweden
We are eagerly awaiting your visits!
Further detailed information can be found here.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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28.Jun.2003
AmigaWorld (ANF)
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AmigaWorld: Latest official AmigaOS 4 screenshots
Following the title link you'll find further official screenshots of AmigaOS4 by Hyperion.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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27.Jun.2003
Constantinos Nicolakakis
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Tool: SRename Version 3.7.1
Constantinos Nicolakakis has published the final version 3.7.1 of the tool 'SRename'.
With this tool which works from AmigaOS 3.0+ you can easily rename files. In the new
version some new features have been added and bugs fixed:
New features:
Added "Filename" (fn) selector to specify filenames that should be
treated like filenames even if they contain wildcard characters.
Normally SRename can process such filenames in recursion mode but only
if they are present in the root directory, if they are not they are
treated as wildcard patterns.
"Filename" makes it possible to look for and rename such filenames in
recursion mode even if those filenames aren't present in the root
directory.
Added secondary arguments to "Dirpat":
"Androot" (ar) causes the filenames in the starting (root) directory to
also be renamed.
"Anddirname" (adn) causes the name of the directory that is entered with
Dirpat to also be renamed.
Removed "Persistentdp" that was used together with "Dirpat" because it's
behaviour is now the default for "Dirpat". Not having a persistent
pattern for entering directories didn't have much use.
Recursion can now be used with non-wildcards, for example giving an
ordinary filename to look for.
Bugfixes:
Corrected a bug in recursion where directories weren't always entered
with "Dirpat" if the names of those directories were also to be
modified.
To avoid this situation now directories are first entered and their
contents renamed, and the names of those directories are modified
afterwards.
Other changes:
The shell output has slightly changed in some instances.
The recursion bugfix has also caused slight changes to the shell output
in recursion, such as that the name of a directory has to be printed
again to avoid confusion if subdirectories in that directory were
entered and filenames in that same directory are also to be renamed.
Download: SRename371.lha (ps) (Translation: dr)
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27.Jun.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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IR-chat of the Amiga-show in Maarssen, Netherlands
For the Amiga-show
in
Maarsen, Netherlands which will take place on 28th June 2003 an IRC-channel has been
created: #AmigaParty on
ARCNet.
Participants are Genesi, Computer City
and Attention Software.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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27.Jun.2003
Niels Bache (ANF)
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Pictures of Niels Bache of the Amiga fair moved
Niels Bache wrote:
Up to now my pictures of several Amiga fairs have been accessible under
http://nbache.frip.dk/.
Although the people have earned much praise for their efforts for this free service
in my opinion there have been too many breaks in the last time.
Now I have found a new home for these sites where I have also more space.
Therefore I could add the pictures of the AmiGBG 2003 again and there will be the
possibility to upload the other pictures, too. In any case probably there will be
new pictures of the OS4 tour in Götheburg because I will go there today.
The new start page can be accessed under http://nbache.frac.dk/.
Please change your bookmarks.
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27.Jun.2003
REBOL (ANF)
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REBOL/View desktop now Open-Source
There is another aspect of pushing forward the open-source idea.
The desktop project will be released by Carl Sassenrath as an attempt to integrate the
community thus everybody can participate in.
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26.Jun.2003
Golem - IT News
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Golem: Mitsumi: External floppy with integrated memory card reader
»7-in-1-drive for all usual memory cards
At the end of June 2003 Mitsumi Europe will introduce the 7-in-1 USB media drive FA 401
to the market which can read and write all usual memory cards and additionally normal
3,5-inches disks.«
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26.Jun.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies records #042
Yesterday the scene group Liquid Skies has published its 42th music pack of its series.
This time it contains a tune in Techno style called "Rush Hours" written by the Polish
musician Rzs. By the way this is his first track for Liquid Skies Records! The cover
was created by DaFreak.
Some additional information of the track:
Title: Rush Hours
Artist: Rzs
Style: Techno
Play time: 4:39
Format: mp3
The zip-packed file (4,4 MB) can be downloaded from the homepage.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Jun.2003
Michael Böhmer (ANF)
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ROMulus-extension for HIGHWAY is being delivered
From today on E3B delivers the FlashROM-Modules
ROMulus for the known USB-controller HIGHWAY.
Thus the most successful USB-controller of E3B can get further functions - without
engaging a Zorro-slot. The network-modul NORWAY can be also used.
A cooperation with the company IOSPIRIT (Felix Schwarz)
will make easy getting the upgrade for all interested users.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Jun.2003
Golem - IT News
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Golem: Iomega with 4x-multi format-DVD-burner
»DVD+RW, DVD-RW and DVD-RAM in one device
Iomega has announced a new internal IDE-DVD-burner drive which DVD+RW, DVD-RW and DVD-RAM
combines in one device and at least can burn on the first two mentioned formats with
four times speed.«
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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26.Jun.2003
Sebastian Brylka (E-Mail)
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Total Amiga Magazine: FTW Official Commerce Partner in Germany
After Fun Time World succeeded in putting out issue #14 of the English-language Amiga magazine "Total Amiga" they also made the decision to produce further issues in Germany, and have become the magazine's official German partner. The next edition, #15, is being completed and may already be pre-ordered.
Fun Time World: "We recommend that all interested parties order an issue. The price is unchanged."
In the latest issue of about 52 pages you can read:
- AmigaOS 4 Update
- Fleecy Moss (Amiga) and Alan Redhouse (Eyetech) Columns
- Pegasos and MorphOS thoroughly explained and tested
- IBrowse 2.3 Test
- A few more exciting articles and reports
If you hurry, you can still get a copy of issue #14! (ps) (Translation: dm)
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26.Jun.2003
Philippe Bourdin (ANF)
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Report from AUGS Meeting / OS4 on Tour in Basel
The official report from AUGS Meeting 2003 in Basel is online, with pictures from Caspar Schlegel (AUGS).
The meeting itself was enjoyable for the organizers (Claude Müller/AUGS
and Jürgen Schober/point.design).
The AUGS team was happily surprised that they actually had to bring in more chairs for the OS4 presentation, which they did with pleasure.
Locally, the way to the currently largest Commodore logo in the world was described: in "Aesch" not far from Basel one finds such a logo over 9 meters tall, where it has been for many years at the former headquarters of Commodore Switzerland.
Many thanks to all the visitors and have fun with the pictures. A special thanks to Jürgen Schober for his honorable efforts. (ps) (Translation: dm)
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25.Jun.2003
Erhard Bruse (ANF)
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Event: Pegasos board presentation in Leipzig
On June the 28th and 29th 2003 there will be a presentation of more tan 160 clubs and organizations from Leipzig
held at the central railstation of Leipzig.
At the booth of the Computerclub-Lützschena-Stahmeln where some fellows of the
Amiga Club Leipzig
are working, there will be a working Pegasos computer shown on both days.
On Sunday Micha Heider will be there as well and will be testing and adjusting his Linux
image installer CD for the Pegasos.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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25.Jun.2003
yps aus dem heise Newsticker (ANF)
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heise: Critics regarding Apple's benchmark for the Power Mac G5
Like it can be obtained from the article by Heise which is linked by the title,
Steve Jobs might have operated at the presentation of the Power Mac G5 at the
WWDC with some dressed up speed values for the regarding to Apple world's fastest PC.
Read the full aricle (German) by the title link.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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25.Jun.2003
Michael Asse (ANF)
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Webmaster for Amiga Frontier page wanted
To all Frontier fans,
because I will have no more Internet access during the next time I am looking for somebody who
wants to be webmastering my site www.amigafrontier.de.vu (title link).
The task is to check the page for dead links (and probably to correct them) and to answer user requests
regarding Amiga and UAE (which happens around every two or three months)
As a further update there is the AtariST version of Frontier Elite II for a shareware download now on that site.
Right On Commander
Michael Asse
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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25.Jun.2003
Amigan Software
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Tool: Report+ version 5.67
The freeware Report+ is now available in version 5.67. The tool
bases on ReAction/GadTools needs AmigaOS 3.9 and offers ten different functions:
For example it's possible with Report+ to create Aminet readme files, the
Commodore bug reporting tool can be replaced by it or the ammount of bytes for any directory can be shown.
Within the new version some bugs have been removed, the IFF displayer is now capable of "IFF SPLT"
forms and within the Aminet readme editor the directory tree has been updated.
Download: ReportPlus.lha - 314 KB
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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25.Jun.2003
Terra Soft
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Terra Soft Offers Apple G5s Prepared for Yellow Dog Linux
Loveland, Colorado -- 24 June 2003 -- Terra Soft Solutions, Inc., leading developer of integrated PowerPC Linux solutions is today accepting pre-orders for Apple G5 Power Macs -- soon to be supported by Yellow Dog Linux. (ps)
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25.Jun.2003
Kieron Wilkinson (ANF)
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CAPS Poll Results Annouced
Results to the CAPS poll are now on the website, along with the decision, and the reasons behind it. (ps)
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25.Jun.2003
DENIC (Website)
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DENIC restricts access of Domain information data
Starting from July 2003 the DENIC will restrict the number of whois-requests with an automatic system to a limited time interval to avoid mass requests.
DENIC as registry for domains below .de provides several information systems, which can be used to find out whether
a domain is already registered and if yes, to who. These services are heavily used. Since DENIC has recently
increased its technical capacities about 6000 to 7000 requests are answered per minute. According to an analysis
the registry more than 90% of these requests do not serve the purpose of determining the status of a domain or its
owner once. Rather they are for checking continually in extremely short time intervals whether a certain domain is still
registered, in order to register it immediately in the case of a deletion.
"We see less of a problem in overloading our systems, because we can handle the high number of requests technically
without any difficulties. However, the excessive usage of the whois service by certain users causes costs, which
at this point have to be shared between all domain owners", describes DENIC board member Andreas Bäß
the background of these steps. "Another problem is the unlimited access to these directories in relation to
the detection and prevention of Distributed Denial of Service Attacks. A limitation of the maximum number of requests
from an address block solves both problems. Because then we can determine a threshold, upwards of which we assume
an abuse of the services. However, we also want to motivate the intensive users to talk to us in order to mutually
find an alternative way to satisfy their information needs."
Therefore, starting July 1st, DENIC will regulate the usage of whois requests more strongly. In addition to the
above mentioned limitation of the number of requests, the owner data will in the future be only accessible by
way of additional parameters. For those requests the number of requests per time unit will be reduced further in
order to better protect the domain owners from an automatic utilisation of their address data. (ps) (Translation: ub)
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25.Jun.2003
Virtual Dimension (Website)
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Virtual Dimension: Photos from the "Back in Time Live" event
On the 21st of June 2003 there has been the first German
Back in Time Live
event in Wedel near Hamburg. A party regarding the C=64, at which amog other things there were a lot of remixes
of popular SiDs. Virtual Dimension has been there and came back from that party with a bunch of photos.
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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25.Jun.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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Genesi: MPC 7447 for Pegasos G4 processorcard chosen
As announced on PegasosPPC.com
their choice is made to use the Motorola MPC 7447 for the Pegasos G4 processor modules.
Additionaly it is newly confirmed that these cards will be available from July on.
"This summer processor cards with Motorola's 7447,
which work with 1 GHz and higher, will meet the Pegasos. The 7447 is the most recent
PowerPC processor of the fourth generation (G4) by Motorola, which offers an improved performance compared to the predecessor
generation (G3).
Additional to an increased cache the 7447 offes more pipelines, an improved Front-Side-Bus (FSB)
and most important an SIMD unit called Altivec. Altivec offers a
special on-chip vector engine which is capable of delivering more than one
Gflops (one billion floating point operations per second) and still being affordable to an average user.
G4 upgrades will be available from July 2003."
(ps) (Translation: ub)
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24.Jun.2003
Russ Norrby owner Mr. Hardware Computers (ANF)
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Mr. Hardware Computers will be at AmiWest 2003
Mr. Hardware Computers is happy to announce for the 1st time we
will be at AmiWest July 26-27 2003. We will have AmigaOne G3XE &
G4XE motherboards and systems for sale. Call in advance to reserve
a system to your specs. We will have our popular PC-Amiga Multimedia
Keyboard adapters MRHK-2D instock and also our newer Mouse adapters
the MRH Mouse instock. Our SBase4Pro v1.36 (formerly SuperBase) will
be on sale. Also many other programs and hardware. Let us know what
you want before and we will try to have it. (ps) (Translation: gf)
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24.Jun.2003
Diverse
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Software Updates until 24.06.2003 in short
Worm Wars 7.51
The Snake clone "Worm Wars" of Amigan Software was released in version 7.51.
Download: WormWars.lha 565 KB
YAM2HTML Version 1.2
This little program enables the direct view of HTML files you received via
email. You do not have to start an ARexx program nor to save it to RAM. A
configuration file is included (in German) for "YAM". At this time Multiview,
IBrowse, and AWeb are supported.
Download: yam2html.lha 17 KB
Blender Version
2.27: Port for MorphOS in progress
As reported on morphos-news.de, 'Yomgui' Amiga Impact says his Blender-Port for MorphOS
makes good progress. Look a this screenshot. Yomguis
port uses Jungl, the Mesa implement for MorphOS.
What is Blender? It is a 3D suite of the Dutch company Nan. With Blender you can create
3D objects, render as picture, or animate it. It also includes a 3D-Engine you can
create for example interactive websites in 3D.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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24.Jun.2003
WHDLoad (Website)
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Installer: WHDLoad - New Packages until 25.06.2003 (Update)
With WHDLoad you can install games based on floppy to HD. Following packages are
new/updated since last time:
- 25.06.03 improved: Knights of the Sky (Microprose) supports another version
- 25.06.03 new: Colonel's Bequest (Sierra) done by JOTD
- 23.06.03 new: Xenex (Scorpius Software) done by Asman
- 23.06.03 new: Ninja Mission (Mastertronic) done by Asman
- 23.06.03 new: Myth (Magnetic Scrolls) done by Galahad
- 23.06.03 new: Knights of the Sky (Microprose) done by JOTD
- 23.06.03 improved: Genesia (Microids) protection removed, disk request removed
- 23.06.03 new: A-Train (Maxis) done by Psygore
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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24.Jun.2003
Audio Evolution (Website)
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Audio Evolution Version 4 nearly finished
Davy Wentzler has Version
4 for AmigaOS 4 / PPC nearly finished. The HardDisk-Recording Software for
recording, rework, and play of audio tracks is distibuted by Computer City and was known under the old name
'PlayHD'.
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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24.Jun.2003
DraGo International Trading & Consulting (ANF)
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Retro: CyberShell 16 Bit
For fans of Retro-Gaming now the game console 'CyberShell 16 Bit' is available. It is
fully compatible with the SEGA-Megadrive (or Genesis). The console is working with a
Motorola 68000 and could be available in Germany for ca. 30 EUR.
Included are many teaching programs.
- Style Design
- Processor Motorola 68000 16 Bit
- Processor Speed 8 MHz
- Main Memory 128 KBit
- Video Memory 64 KBit
- Soundprocessor Yamaha
- 512 Colours
- 64 Colours on the Screen
- Screen Resolution 72 KDots
- Real Human Voice
- SEGA Megadrive (Genesis) compatible (more than 500 games)
- Cartridges
- Max. Cartridges Volume 32 MBit
- Data Save Ability
- Including:
- 1 Console
- 2 Joysticks
- 1 AC Adapter
- 1 AV Cable
- 1 User Manual
- 1 Cartridge 33 in 1
- 1 Mouse
(ps) (Translation: gf)
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23.Jun.2003
Apple (ANF)
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Apple G5
Here they are the new G5 computers of Apple. And this is said about the new computers
by Apple itself: "The Power Mac G5 is the worldwide fastest personal computer and the
first computer with a 64bit processor. As the first personal computer the Power Mac G5
breaks through the 4 gigabyte border. It is able to use up to 8 gigabyte main memory.
Additional to the speed of up to 2 times 2 GHz the new G5 processor has a new system
architecture with high band width and AGP 8x and PCI-X-slot. Because of all these features
the new Power Mac G5 has made the break through in the processing performance at
the desktop computers."
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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23.Jun.2003
Pixel Art (E-Mail)
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StartMenu: Pixload version 4.1
The version 4.1 of the start menu called Pixload is ready and contains some bug fixes
in the German locale. There are versions for AmigaOS and MorphOS.
Download: Pixload-4.1.lzx
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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23.Jun.2003
Golem - IT News
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Golem: The end of the GIF-Patent
burnallgifs.org
20 June 2003: The LZW patent expires today in the United States.
However, patents on LZW are still in force in other countries.
Please continue to refrain from using GIFs. More importantly, do
not allow your communications to be censored by the whims of
patent holders. Things you can do:
- Oppose the expansion of software patents to your country, if such
patents are not available there now.
- Insist that standards bodies in which you participate make an an
"innovation compatible" (IC) license a requirement for any patents
needed to implement a standard.
- Develop and support software that works with non-patented file
formats and network protocols, instead of patent-encumbered ones.
Sign the petition against software patents in Europe.
PNG-Tips for Cartoonists
Hackles writes:
In short, PNG combines (and improves upon) the best qualities of GIF
and JPEG, and can effectively replace GIFs on the Web. So why don't
people use it more often? Here are some tips on how to use it correctly.
I wrote this article to encourage cartoonists to start using PNG, and
to share some tips on exploiting PNG's strengths. Used correctly, PNG
can drastically reduce the file size and download time of one's comics.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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22.Jun.2003
Andreas Falkenhahn (E-Mail)
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Multimedia Authoring System: Malibu Version 1.0
Malibu 1.0 - the Scala plugin for Hollywood - is out now. When Malibu is
installed, Hollywood will suddenly be able to display your Scala presentations.
The compatibility is very high. You can run almost every Scala script. In
24-bit of course and absolutely RTG friendly! You can even compile your
Scala presentations to AmigaOS executables or native MorphOS executables!
A truly unique feature! Malibu is available in a version for AmigaOS3 as well
as in a native MorphOS PPC version. Malibu requires at least Hollywood 1.5
and can be ordered in a discounted bundle together with the Hollywood 1.5
update or the Hollywood 1.5 full version.
-Introduction-
Malibu is a plugin for Hollywood which contains an import filter for Scala
presentations. As soon as Malibu is installed, Hollywood will suddenly be
able to show Scala presentations or compile them.
With Malibu it is now possible for the first time to display Scala presentations
on Workbench screen or on your own public screen. Because the whole
emulation runs on top of Hollywood's multimedia application layer everything
will be first converted to 24-bit and then displayed. In many cases the quality
of the pictures that Malibu displays is much better than the original Scala quality
because Scala often had to remap many pictures with very different colors
to a 8-bit display which resulted in a massive loss of color information.
Malibu emulates nearly the whole Scala command set and supports all
Scala versions up to Scala InfoChannel 500 which was the last Amiga version
of Scala. Emulation is done by the elCapitan microkernel which tries to
achieve the best performance possible on the used system. For example,
the next page is already calculated while the current page is on the display.
Complex transition effects can also be pre-calculated and then displayed
smoothly.
Scala is a program which helped the Amiga to become a real Multimedia
wonder. There were no products for a long long time that could beat an
Amiga with Scala. Therefore Scala was widely used in all different production
fields, from movies and television to big shows. Everyone who has worked
with Scala knows what powers it has. But this power is only possible
because Scala is very hard coded to the Amiga's custom chips which
leads to the problem that it does not run on graphics boards and also has
some other major problems with today's Amiga systems. For many years
all sorts of users complained that there is no Scala that runs RTG compatible.
This time is over now. Scala revives with the Malibu plugin: On the Workbench?
Of course. In 24-bit? You can bet your life on that. Always RTG conform? Absolutely.
Don't miss out! Watching Scala presentations on Workbench is a complete
new feeling which every Amiga user should experience.
-Features-
Graphics:
- Impressive Scala transitions (e.g. Superimpose, Roll on, Flow, Push, Diagonal)
- Support for Scala text styles outline, shadow, charspacing, underline
- Scala forms: Ellipses, rectangles, lines & polygons
- Emulation of backgrounds with raster type
- Complete brush support (incl. crop & resize)
- Animations are supported
- Transition effects for all Scala objects
- Support for styles like bevel & background
- Runs completely in 24-bit mode
- Color fonts are supported
- Smooth scrolling for Scala fly-ons
- Emulation of all graphics attributes
- Brush transparency is fully supported
- Objects can be removed from screen with transition effects
- All palette settings are respected and correctly converted
Sound:
- Support for sound modules and samples
- Audio output through AHI incl. full mixing
- Sound fades are supported
- Sound implementation is retargetable for use on Pegasos, Amithlon...
Environment:
- All Scala versions up to InfoChannel 500 are supported
- Margin settings and tabulators are respected
- Scala variables can be used
- Buttons and events are emulated
- Almost complete emulation of Scala command set
- Scala presentations can be compiled
- Emulation can be configured in detail
- Complete independent from environment; does not matter if Cgfx, P96, AGA, ECS or OCS is active
- Absolutely system friendly
-Requirements-
- Hollywood 1.5 or better
- Kickstart 3.0 or better
- 68020 processor
- Graphics board recommended
- 16 megabyte memory recommended
Visit the Airsoft Softwair Homepage
for screenshots, detailed info and ordering of Malibu. (ps)
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22.Jun.2003
Christian Rosentreter (ANF)
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MorphOS: Iconset "MAME Bubbles Vol.1" released
I've just uploaded "MAME Bubbles Vol.1" to my homepage.
It's a set of icons in 32bit PNG format with attached shell
scripts for easy launching MAME games from MorphOS Ambient Desktop.
Volume 1 features icons for: All Points Bulletin, Black Tiger,
Bomber Man, Bosconian, Bubble Bobble, Donkey Kong, Dynasty Warriors,
Far East of Eden - Kabuki Klash, Taisen-Mahjong Final Romance 2, Garou -
Mark of the Wolves, Ghost'n Goblins, Golden Axe, Gunbarich,
Hyper Sports, King of Fighters 2001, Metal Slug - Super Vehicle-001,
Metal Slug 2 - Super Vehicle-001/II, Metal Slug 3, Metal Slug X -
Super Vehicle-001, Neo Bomber Man, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,
Pocket Gal, Psychics 5, Puyo Puyo 2, Puzzle Bobble 2/ Bust-A-Move Again,
Q*Bert, Sexy Parodius, Street Fighter II - The World Warrior,
Super Locomotive, Track & Field.
Get them from the website
or if you want you can also look at the
screenshot.
The second volume is in the queue and will feature
Icons for e.g. "Contra", "Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter",
"'88 Games" or "Saru Kani Hamu Zou - Taisen Block Kuzushi".
Requests are allways welcome, write to karibu@gmx.net. (ps)
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22.Jun.2003
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena: Interview with AmiS (eNote, Visual Guide)
More than a year ago Olaf Köbnik approached Russian developer "AmiS" to talk
about his tools such as "eNote" and "Visual Guide". Now he could find the time
and you can read about his future plans and whether we may count on updates for
his programs so far in the interview.
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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22.Jun.2003
Mikey_C (ANF)
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Total Amiga Magazine: The wait is Finally Over
The finest issue of Total Amiga Magazine, hits the Printers!
So what's in Issue 15?
News
- AmigaOS 4 Update
- Columns from Fleecy Moss and Alan Redhouse
Features
- Selling the new Amiga
- "It's not about the desktop"
- AROS: the DIY AmigaOS
- Mac: Reloaded - getting back into classic Mac emulation
- Quake II Competition
- Tales of Tamar Update
Reviews
- Pegasos and MorphOS 1.3
- Subway USB
- IBrowse 2.3
- FXPaint 2
- Aqua
PD Paradise:
- ANR and Home Bank
- Support
Top Tips
- Tutorial: Hollywood Tutorial - how to create a simple presentation with the new multimedia package.
Plus new contributors, John Chandler, Richard Drummond and Andrew Korn.
Total Amiga Magazine. Issue 15 Will be out soon. To subscribe, or buy
a single issue, please visit our website totalamiga.org.
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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22.Jun.2003
AmigaWorld (ANF)
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Fortnightly Q&A's with Fleecy Moss - episode 13
The English online magazine AmigaWorld has published episode 13 of the regular questions and answers session with Fleecy Moss, CTO at AMIGA, Inc. (Update 2012-03-17, cg: as the original document is no longer available, the following content was moved into our database):
1) MetalJoe: Previous versions of the OS have had official support for C and Assembler developers. What languages (i.e. C, Assembler, C++, Objective-C) will be officially supported in the initial OS 4 SDK and which, if any, are planned for future 4.x releases?
Fleecy: C and C++ will be supported in the first instance. We are talking with third parties about other support (Basic, Forth, and some others). We are more interested in getting a comprehensive toolchain and documentation in place before we start considering other language support.
2) Rudei: Can you clarify that the Amiga trademarks are indeed safe and still licenced to Amiga Inc? There has been a lot of malicious talk recently and it would be helpful to have an official line so we can quash the rumours once and for all.
Fleecy: Our attorney tells us that everything is as it should be. You will never quash the rumours because the reason for them is mischief and as long as they are people out there wanting to cause mischief, then there will be rumours. We just keep quiet and get on with it.
3) Dandy: Will DRM (digital rights management) and/or TCPA have any impact on AmigaOs-platform and if so, of what kind will this impact be? (As I understood it, it will be forbidden to advertise or sell hardware within the USA which does not include/support TCPA)
Fleecy: DRM is something that many OEMs are asking for as well as many developers who are tied of losing sales via piracy.
However it is still a very fluid and unsure area in both legal and technical application and it is not at a point where we have to give it much general consideration, just on a per customer basis.
4) hnl_dk: What do you think of the outcome, of the "OS4.0 on tour 2003" until now?
Fleecy: I think it has been very good. The fact that dealers and user groups worked together to organise it is a testament to the power of the Amiga community, where everything doesn't have to be driven by the centre. Jurgen and the others have done a great job and it has started some lively debate about the new default interface and praise for many of the new graphical features. That alone has caused a huge increase in requests for information and registrations of interest from around the world. For those who have stood fast through all the rumours about how it will never happen, then it will never work, it must be giving them a good feeling to see that their trust was not misplaced. The power of Amiga is about getting through the bad times as well as the good times and the supporters, the AmigaOS4.0 team and the community in general has come into its own and from here on, things will accelerate towards launch and rebirth of the platform.
5) Wain: What does the current AmigaOS roadmap plan in regards to upgrade costs? Do we pay full retail cost for every OS version up to 5 and after? I realize none of this is set in stone.
Fleecy: For AmigaOS4, this is the most likely although we are considering some form of product subscription as well, wrapped up with extra services and support.
6) Turbo: Is the aim for Amiga OS4 to be exclusive to AmigaOne based hardware? If not, how will this manifest itself? Will it run on top of intent? Could it be ported to custom hardware like you would find in say... a PlayStation 3?
Fleecy: The AmigaOS4 product family will run on any PPC solution that is certified by Amiga. We have several customers in various stages of negotiation as to getting AmigaOS4 onto their products. AmigaOne is the only desktop. The Amiga Generation 2 (AG2) product represents the next stage of developing core Amiga technology that can then be used in various product lines, including the AmigaOS and the AmigaDE. The ultimate aim of AG2 is to have a core technology pool that is hardware agnostic and which implements advanced technologies that can be used anywhere we want and which, most importantly can span the different types of devices to create a single environment for OEMs, developers and users.
7) pods: I know of people who have expressed disapointment of the current workbench and icons libraries implementation. Has there been schedules, or has there been talk about replacing these implementation with something more up to date?
Fleecy: The development of AmigaOS4 had a very strict priority. Encapsulate hardware dependencies to create an abstraction, move and then enhance the core of the AmigaOS into this abstraction and then replace Amiga Generation 1 domains by Amiga Generation 2 technology. AmigaOS4.0 is dealing admirably with moving our platform from a 68k and custom chip based solution to a modern PPC, modular subsystem hardware model. In doing that, it is far more important for us to ensure that the foundations are made solid, efficient and then improved.
graphics.library, layers, intuition and Workbench are all very old services that have been hacked and patched beyond even the wildest dreams of Dr Frankenstein. The fact that it all still works and that it can be made to look even better is a testament not just to the far sightedness of the original designers but also the the immense skill and knowledge of the AmigaOS4.0 team.
However, one of the AG2 projects currently underway is for the entire visual domain, 2D, 3D, Video and User Environment and we are working hard to ensure that most if not all of that technology will be in AmigaOS4.1. You can be sure that we will keep the community apprised and show off some of the visual delights to come as soon as we can.
8) Sbaitso: Are you familiar with the Amizilla project? What are your feelings about it? Is there any chance Amiga, Inc. may contribute to the cause?
Fleecy: I think it is another great example of the Amiga community in action and putting its money where its mouth is to improve and extend the platform. We will not contribute to the cause because it is a third party effort and also because if the rules of the project are correct, then we would be supporting potential competitors as well.
However, the most important reason is because a brand new, world class HTML rendering solution is one of elements of AmigaOS4.1.
9) Asemoon: Are Amiga's PDA game packages selling well at CompUSA stores and will they become available at stores in Europe?
Fleecy: They appear to have sold out in most stores in the US and we are in negotiations with Microsoft both to extend the number of cards and the volume of cards. We are talking with other vendors who themselves want to sell the Gamecards and some of these are active in the European market. We'll post more details when we can.
10) Asemoon: Will there be any alternative themes included on the AmigaOS4 CD?
Fleecy: It is something that is being considered but we want to at least have one that is complete before considering adding others.
(Copyright © 2003 Amigaworld.net. All rights reserved.
Originally available at http://amigaworld.net/modules/fleecymoss/index.php?cat_id=24
You may freely redistribute this article, providing that a URL is provided to the original source,
and the copyright notices remain intact) (ps) (Translation: cb)
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22.Jun.2003
Claude Müller (ANF)
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OS4 Tour Basle: Short report
Yesterday the Amiga OS4 Tour stopped by in the centre of Basle. Several times
did Jürgen Schober of pointdesign hold
a presentation with subsequent question time on the event organised by the Amiga
User Group Switzerland (AUGS). One of the
presentations was even translated live for the numerous French speaking Amiga
fans by a member of the Club Annuaire Amiga Francophone.
Due to the large number of visitors (from Switzerland, France, Germany and
Holland), the interesting performances and the good mood AUGS as organisers are
very satisfied with the course of the meeting and warmly thank all those involved.
Further reports and photos will be available on our homepage shortly and surely
also from other sources.
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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22.Jun.2003
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Aminet Uploads up to 22nd June 2003
Here are the Aminet uploads newly added since our last announcement:
PPaint.lha biz/cloan 3.0M+Cloanto Personal Paint 7.1c Software
YamHTMLyam.lha comm/mail 20K+Reads HTML pages with YAM(2.4 too) mail
trsi-acidtop10.lha comm/misc 72K+WeekTop Tool with 64Bit Support for FAME
MiamiDxCAT.lha comm/net 49K+Catalonian catalog for Miami Deluxe 1.0c
NewsCoaster.lha comm/news 468K+NewsCoaster Full Version (v1.57) (MUI)
newscoastersrc.lha comm/news 229K+NewsCoaster Source Code (v1.57 - 16 Jun
GL-pack1.lha dev/c 18K+Examples to start programming with TinyG
jikes-diffs.lha dev/lang 34K+IBM's fast Java compiler, v1.18 (diffs)
jikes.lha dev/lang 831K+IBM's fast Java compiler, v1.18 (source)
jikes000.lha dev/lang 623K+Fast Java compiler, v1.18 (68000 binary)
jikes020-060.lha dev/lang 619K+Fast Java compiler,v1.18 (68020-060,FPU)
6581sid-sdk.lha dev/misc 1K+Unofficial 6581sid.library SDK
TCS.lha dev/misc 701K+320x256x8 50 FPS C2P on A1200/030 & more
TCS_demo.lha dev/misc 494K+TCS & tcs.library interactive presentati
GL_BMP_Load_11.lha dev/src 244K+OpenGL BMP texture loader routines
amigazette_16.lha docs/mags 1.3M+AMIGAzette 16th issue (20.06.2003) (ital
PairsNG_Demo.lha game/wb 2.0M+Great board game for CGFX/P96, AHI Sound
PairsNG_DemoUP.lha game/wb 90K+Update of PairsNG Demo to V2.03
PairsNG_View.jpg game/wb 128K+Great board game for CGFX/P96, AHI Sound
SmartScale.lha gfx/conv 32K+A CLI/WB program used for gfx conversion
BorderColor.lha gfx/ifx 1K+A Color Border script for IFX
Crystallize.lha gfx/ifx 1K+Crystallize EOT script for IFX
EOT_PolarBlur.lha gfx/ifx 2K+Polar Blur EOT script for IFX
RadialStar2.lha gfx/ifx 3K+Radial Star EOT script for IFX
AMP2_RU.lha gfx/show 8K+AMP2 russian documentation v2.04
iverilog-amiga.lha hard/misc 736K+Icarus Verilog HDL Simulator
anescgfx.lha misc/emu 93K+A/NES CGFX v1.32 - Nintendo emulator
P87.lha misc/emu 26K+Abstract computer simulator.
051_mpfree.lha mods/moods 5.0M+Moods - Streaming For Your Instincts
psy_vs_blk.lha mods/moods 40M+Moods - Psycho vs. Blakkhar 2002
MAMEcons_03.lha pix/icon 310K+MAMEcon icons for MorphOS MAME (set 3)
NewAge-Icons.lha pix/icon 10M+Realistic, shaded OS3.5/3.9-Icons
Raouls-WB.lha pix/wb 1.5M+3 Snapshots of Raoul Boger's WB feat. Ne
BareED_Alone.lha text/edit 77K+Simple text editor which supports propor
AmiGOD2.lha util/moni 84K+Benchmark Tool - 15.06.2003
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22.Jun.2003
Diverse
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Software Updates in short up to 22nd June 2003
SmartScale Version 2.0c
Lorence Lombardo has provided his CLI/WB program for picture converter scripts
SmartScale in Version 2.0c for download on his
homepage.
SmartScale Readme
New Wordworth plugin for text viewer EvenMore
Chris Perver has rewritten the Wordworth plugin for his text viewer
EvenMore.
Here is the original anouncement:
"Rewrote WordWorth plugin. Will now pick up command packets, and will
display any ANSI text formatting. Still to work on colour, but this
seems more complicated. Colour support now added to the WordWorth plugin."
Emulator: UAE-X Version 0.8 - Amiga-Emulator for X-Box
You can emulate an Amiga 500 or Amiga 1200 on your X-Box with
UAE-X. UAE-X has been released under
General Public Licence. The Micorosft XBOX XDK is required for compiling.
Besides the new version 0.8 you'll find extensive information and some
screenshots under the title link.
New in version 0.8:
- SnaX: added config selection. uae config files are now in /configs/
-SnaX & Zhevon: XBOX Keyboard support!
- Schlauchi: better default config file (old savestates might be
broken, you'll have to load "Default (from previous UAEX versions)"
to have them work)
- SnaX: Hardfile support working
ARexx-Script: YamHTMLyam
Download: YamHTMLyam.lha (177 KB)
It is used for reading HTML pages and embedded images (if there are) downloaded
along with e-mails using YAM mail client for Amiga. It uses various Amiga browsers.
The ARexx program has Italian doc. too.
Peter Hutchison's printer drivers
New EpsonStylusColorv40 beta driver out. Please download and test for me!
TTEngine ported to MorphOS
TTEngine is a TrueType Font
based text rendering environment for AmigaOS. Author Grzegorz Kraszewski has
ported the program to MorphOS. It has been tested on a standard Pegasos with a
G3/600 MHz. "TTEngine achieves over 12000 cps in JAM1 mode and over
20000 cps in JAM2 mode on 24-bit screen and Voodoo3 PCI board, which is over
150% faster compared to emulated 68k version. NOTE: TTEngine MOS requires
MorphOS 1.3 or newer."
(ps) (Translation: cb)
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21.Jun.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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Pegasos/MorphOS review by Christophe Decanini
Christophe Decanini, co-founder of the French Amiga retailer APS and co-moderator at ANN, has (in English) created one of the most detailed reviews of the Pegasos and MorphOS 1.3.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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21.Jun.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies records #041
The scene group Liquid Skies has yesterday released the 41st music pack in their series. This time it contains a tune in the GoaTrance style called "Out Of Nowhere" by the German musician Angeldust. The cover was done by himself.
Here some more information about the track:
- Title: Out Of Nowhere
- Artist: Angeldust
- Style: GoaTrance
- Playing time: 5:28
- Format: mp3
The zip packed file (5.1 MB in size) is available as always for free download on the homepage following the title link.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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21.Jun.2003
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amiga-news.de moves today to a new server
To make amiga-news.de once again still faster we move today to a new server. As last time everything is prepared perfectly and we don't reckon with any problems. Should any disturbation arise we'll surely fix them in no time. In the worst case some comments or forums entries will get lost.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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21.Jun.2003
Cyborg (ANF)
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Software: AntiSPAM 2 now with 70% hit rate (update)
AntiSPAM 2 is finished: the new version of the spam killer works on a new basis and reaches now a dramatically improved hit rate of measured 70%.
Features of AntiSPAM 2 (excerpt):
- It analyses spams by the frequency of words.
- It needs no remote filters.
- It is much easier to install.
- It works parallel with YAM and doesn't block it anymore.
- It also works offline or in conjunction with other clients.
- It has a white list to prevent unwanted deleting.
- A manual finetuning is possible.
Now a thankyou from the developer to all who participated in AntiSpam 1 as this is what AntiSpam 2 just made possible. Thanks for the 3500 spams! :)
(nba)
Update:
The download link has been corrected in the meantime and should now work.
(ps) (Translation: wk)
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20.Jun.2003
Michael Battilana (E-Mail)
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Fair: News to the Amiga Alpe Adria 2003 on 05.07.2003
As we have already reported
the fair A3 (Amiga Alpe Adria 2003) will take place on 5th of July 2003 in Udine, Italy.
On the website you will find all necessary information such as the program, overnight accomodations,
music festivals and concerts. It is described very detailed.
Tomorrow will be the last day where you can book a so called cheap fly. You can find further
information on the website.
Here is the orirginal message:
Tomorrow is the last day to take advantage of some great 14-day
advance airline tickets. Have a look at the airline information, but
also the concerts ("Cultural Events"), the sightseeing and the food.
Then we are likely to have an unexpected meeting of demo coders with
some new presentations, and lots of people from different countries
(even two different registered guests who did not know of each other
coming from... Australia!).
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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20.Jun.2003
Ron van Schaik (E-Mail)
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Event: Saturday, June 28: Amiga Show
The Dutch HCC Commodore User Group organizes an Amiga Show on Saturday
June 28 from 10:00 till 16:00 at the Trefpunt, Kerkweg 21, Maarssen,
Holland. ComputerCity, Genesi and Attention Software will attending our
Amiga Show with their newest products like the AmigaOne, Pegasos,
VideoMicroWave, a STB Prototype, MorphOS and a new game. There will be a
lot of demonstrations and activities and for all Amigans: This is the
opportunity to meet all famous national and international Amiga people!
Description:
- AmigaOne - Amiga computer with G3 or G4 PowerPC microprocessor, works
with LinuxPPC operating system or AmigaOS 4.0
- Pegasos - PowerPC computer from Genesi, with a G3 or Dual G4 PowerPC
processor. Operating system MorphOS or LinuxPPC. Some other operating
systems will be developed like some Linux variants, BeOS, OpenBSD etc.
- VideoMicroWave - Soft- and hardware bundle for video on a Pegasos or other Amiga compatible
computers. For our demonstration we will show a Pegasos computer in a
microwave.
- STB prototype - Digital signaldecoder from Genesi, based on
the Pegasos and MorphOS technology.
- MorphOS - AmigaOS compatible operating system for PowerPC processors.
- Attention Software will demonstrate their new FotoFoto game at some
Amiga systems.
More activities and participants can still join our program next week, all
other Commodore computers and lovers will also attending at this show. For
more news and our new Forum (you can also add your own news) look at our
website: http://commodore-gg.hobby.nl/.
Other participants on June 28 are:
www.amiga.nl
- www.amigaclub.nl
- www.amigascene.nl
- www.attention-software.com
- www.compcity.nl
- www.genesi.lu.
For the next great Amiga Event look at:
http://www.beneluxamigashow.com/.
(nba) (Translation: dr)
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20.Jun.2003
Christoph Gutjahr (ANF)
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Apple: Specifications of the new models with PPC970 CPU
Several news services (such as OSNews)
reported that today the official online-shop of Apple
has announced the exact specifications of the new computer models of Apple.
This might have been a mistake because meanwhile the new models have been deleted from
the website.
Here are the exact specifications:
- 1.6 GHz, 1.8 GHz, or Dual-2 GHz PPC-G5 CPU
- Upto 1 GHz CPU Bus
- Maximal 8 GB DDR SDRAM
- Fast Serial ATA
- AGP 8x Pro (ATI/Nvidia)
- 3 USB 2.0 Ports
- 3 PCI or PCI-X slots
- One FireWire 800 Port, two FireWire 400 Ports
- Bluetooth & Airport Extreme ready
- Optical and analog audio in and out
The new Macintosh-models will be probably introduced by Apple on a conference in San
Francisco which will take place on Monday. At the same time this conference will be
shown via satellite in Berlin for invited press members.
(nba) (Translation: dr)
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20.Jun.2003
Felix Schwarz (ANF)
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MorphOS SDK 1.0 pre-release 1 published
The first release of the offcial MorphOS SDK is available for MDC-members (MorphOS Developer Connection)
in the files section. It is called "pre-release" because many but not all OS-parts
are considered.
This release of the MorphOS SDK contains:
- MorphED 1.0
- a complete PPC-native GCC/GG-compiler-environment
- a complete set of MorphOS-includes
- Documentation, example code and articles about the many
features of MorphOS
- the current release of Barfly PPC ASM (as contribution)
- the current OpenPCI SDK (as contribution)
(nba) (Translation: dr)
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20.Jun.2003
Felix Schwarz, Martin Heine (ANF)
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MorphOS Developer Connection opens its doors
Today, the MorphOS Developer Connection (MDC) officially opens its doors.
Every developer working on MorphOS-related projects is welcome and encouraged to become a free member of the MorphOS Developer Connection.
What is the MDC?
The MorphOS Developer Connection (MDC) is mainly a communication and support platform that serves as a central interface between general third party developers and Genesi.
It aims at supporting third party projects and developers interested in development or actively developing for MorphOS with information and organizational infrastructure (if needed).
What are the benefits?
If you join the MDC, you have, among others, the following benefits:
- access to the MorphOS SDK, including documentation, MorphED and a complete GCC-based compiler environment
- discuss and exchange with other developers
- establish new business contacts
- organize your own project in dedicated forums, file groups and using our project tree (only on request)
- get listed in the developer addressbook & link-directory
- organize or participate in events
- everything developer-related in ONE spot
Costs?
The MDC is a free service of Genesi to support the MorphOS developer community. Thus, there are no fees.
Join us!
Join us! A membership is completly free. Click here to sign up. You'll receive an email once your account has been activated. (nba)
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20.Jun.2003
Robert Konrad (ANF)
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Emulator: QuarkTex - a Warp3D - OpenGL wrapper for WinUAE
Robert Konrad wrote:
I have devloped QuarkTex within the last two months with the help of Bernd Roeschs.
I did it because of a discussion here on amiga-news.de.
The program works quite good but please read the documentation. There are limitations.
download page
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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20.Jun.2003
(ANF)
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Current prototype of Amiga Coldfire-card
Under the title link you can find a current picture of the new platine layout of the
Amiga Coldfire-card.
(ps) (Translation: dr)
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