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06.Apr.2002
Simon Neumann (ANF)


Amiga Speed update
On the Amiga Speed there's a new poll with the subject AmigaOS 4.0. Next to this have all 3D games reviews been updated and the clarity has been improved. New is also a Voodoo3 (Mediator) 2D GFX review in 32 bit colour depth. This test shows quite good on which operations the 32 bit mode brings advantages compared to the 24 bit mode while using the same number of colours. (ps) (Translation: wk)

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06.Apr.2002
Mikey C (ANF)


News Alert: Total Amiga Magazine
Total Amiga Magazine's issue 11 will hit the streets on May 11.

But please note, we are expecting this issue to sell out quicker than issue 10. To find out why, here is a taster of what's coming up in issue 11..

Total Amiga Issue 11

News:
  • Latest on the AmigaOne G3-SE
  • Round-up on AmigaOS4.0
  • The Total Amiga, ALT.WOA Show report.
  • News on WOASE 2002
  • All the latest developments in the Amiga world.

Contributors:
  • Fleecy Moss - Amiga's CTO Writes exclusively for Total Amiga Magazine.
  • Alan Redhouse of Eyetech. The Man behind the company, behind the AmigaOneG3-SE, writes exclusively for us.
  • Special Report: Amiga - Who's the Moron? - Is the tie up with Microsoft good or bad?

Reviews:
  • Amiga Emulation on X86. Amithlon, Amiga XL, Amiga Forever 5 are they any good?
  • PageStream 4.1 - The latest update gets the Total Amiga Treatment.
  • Amiga Writer 2.20 - Is it all it's cracked up to be?
  • Battle of the Start Menus - We round them up, review them and then pass judgement.
  • Charon
  • NewsCoaster
  • EZKey IL

Support Features:
  • MIDI Tutorial
  • SCALA Tutorial
  • Directory Opus Tutorial (pt2)
  • Perfect Paint Tutorial

New!
  • Letters Page - See what Amiga users are saying in print.
  • Usergroups Listings - Is your usergroup listed? Is there one near you?

All this and more, including all your favourite Amiga vendor advertisements for £4.00(ukp).

Order a subscription now to ensure you receive your copy of issue 11 as soon as it is published.
Visit our website for full ordering details including world wide subscription rates: http://www.totalamiga.org. (ps)

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06.Apr.2002
Kilian Servais (ANF)


NoCover issue 97 released
Today has issue 97 of the freeware magazine NoCover been released. It is available on Aminet, at the APC&TCP homepage or directly via email at Kilian Servais. As usual is the AmigaAktuell included and next to it there are many more interesting things to be found. People who want a free email subscription should contact Kilian. (ps) (Translation: wk)

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05.Apr.2002
Andreas Magerl (E-Mail)


Amiga Future: Winner of the lottery and comments
Today the lottery #35 of the Amiga Future has been finished. The winner as well as several comments to suggestions and criticisms you can find on the interactive section of the Amiga Future homepage. (ps) (Translation: dr)

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02.Apr.2002
Benjamin de Waal (AmigaOne-ML)


Amiga Information Site
Due to the number of complaints on several public lists and forums regarding a lack of a centralised place for Amiga information of all kinds (classic, AmigaOne, OS4, Amiga Anywhere), I am working on such a site.

It's TEMPORARY home is at http://homepages.ihug.com.au/~yttrium/amiga/ Please note that the current layout is very much not going to be the final look of the page. I've got it how it is so that I can easily and quickly add pages and information without the need to work on the nitty-gritty of looks - I'm no website designer but please don't send ideas for how you think I can make it look better, I'll come to that when I've got enough information to warrant having a page in the first place. What I'd like to request is that anyone who feels they can contribute, please do so by emailling me information and pages to include. This is not intended as a news site so I don't want information about upcoming events and that sort of thing, just straight info. I'd appreciate it if you send me whole pages to just slot in where appropriate that you design them with no javascript, frames, or scripting of any kind - just straight and plain HTML with links - also if you could keep images to an absolute minimum as I only have 10MB webspace with my ISP and don't intend on moving it to a real server until it's complete enough to be the kind of place I'd be happy to point people for more information. My 10MB should be plenty if we can keep it to being pure text and key images only. If you take a look at what I've got there at the moment, you'll see the general kind of things I want. My AmigaOne page is probably about the most complete at the moment, but I could very much do with more technical information linked off the AmigaOne specs (most of those links I've written about one or two lines only at present).

The general idea is that anyone of any level can look at the site. People click on the AmigaOne link and see basic information. Techie types say, I want to know more about xxx, and click on that link for more tech info. Any information that is implied or suggested but not directly stated anywhere by someone "official" should be marked as such. I know you might mean well, but unsubstantiated rumors are NOT the intended goal of the site. I'm going to be putting a lot of my personal time and effort into maintaining the information and keeping it all as up to date as possible and I'd appreciate not having to wade through mountains of rumor and misinformation. Information regarding anything to do with Amiga is welcomed, but no "this is better than that" without hard fact to back it up. Presently I'm mostly interested in information on AmigaOne, AmigaOS4, Classic Amiga (history), Amithlon and AmigaDE (Anywhere), however if someone wants to write something about MorphOS, UAE, Pegasos, Merlancia, pOS, Classic Amiga expansions, software issues or anything else relevant, I won't reject it (if it's factual, unbiased and contains useful information of course).

Also, obviously, if anyone sees anything on the page that they think is incorrect, let me know and I'll investigate it further.

To avoid spamming these lists with ideas, please send information/pages directly to me at either yttriumox@softhome.net or yttrium@ihug.com.au with "page submission" in the subject (just so I can filter for it, I get ALOT of mail). (sd)

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02.Apr.2002
Allen Kamp (E-Mail)


Magazine: REBOL/Zine Issue 5 Vol 1
On April, 1st Allen Kamp has released issue 5 of the REBOL/Zine magazine: This English online magazine deals with the REBOL-System. The themes of the latest volume:

  • Lit-Word!
  • Discovering The forgotten DRAW dialect (PART #1)
  • More than one way to... (Skinning, Effects)
  • Bigger than a pixel - working with sections of an image!
  • Bits & Pieces
    • How can I change the title text of a window?
    • Did you know?
  • Pick of the List - Everything is a Value
  • Get-Word! (Send in the contributions)
(sd) (Translation: gf)

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02.Apr.2002
Greg Donner


Greg Donner: AmigaOS 3.9 FAQ updated - Version 1.6
Greg Donner has updated his AmigaOS 3.9 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). The list of known bugs was expanded. (ps) (Translation: gf)

[News message: 02. Apr. 2002, 10:08] [Comments: 0]
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02.Apr.2002
Amigart


SWAUG: Interview with Ben Hermans, Hyperion
The Amiga usergroup of South Wales (SWAUG) has released an interview with Ben Hermans, Hyperion. You will find it here. (ps) (Translation: gf)

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