• computing device includes an input component positioned at the external surface
• a processing unit and a memory can be disposed within the internal volume
• computing device has a singular input/output port which can be configured to receive both data and power. The singular input/ output port can be configured to output data from the processing unit.
• the singular input/output port can include a USB-C port, a Thunderbolt 3 port, or a Lightning port
• the computing device can include a track pad coupled to the enclosure
• the computing device can be foldable about an axis

• Displaying native modes like DblPAL or productivity was broken in V3.2.3 - fixed.
• The S3Virge blitter has trouble with blits of a certain size that are avoided by this new version.
• Removed the manual MMU hack. Any MMU table modifications require now the availability of the mmu.library.
• The previous release broke the VBlank interrupt of graphics and might have loaded the VerticalTotal hardware register with nonsensical values.
• The S3Virge blitter has a bug and "freaks out" if one attempts to perform blits of particular widths. The Virge driver now adds a workaround by avoiding problematic bitmap widths.
• The S3Virge blitter can process at most 4064 bytes per row. Before, the limit was set to 4095 bytes, causing wrong blits on some large screens.
• BltMaskBitMapRastPort() did not work correctly if the target screen did not have the full depth, i.e. if a chunky mode was opened with a depth smaller than 8. This was another old bug left over from the 2.x release series.
• BltMaskBitMapRastPort() did not use the right modulo for the mask if the source bitmap was interleaved and planar and the destination bitmap was chunky or direct color. The mask was used correctly for interleaved or non-interleaved planar to planar blits.
• Users of the oMNiBus card beware! The card driver may use the TsengET4000W32 chip driver, even with earlier releases of the Tseng chip that do not include a blitter. In such cases, attempting to blit will fail or hang the system. To prevent usage of the (then non-present) blitter, set the tooltype NOBLITTER=Yes in the monitor icon of the oMNiBus monitor. Note that this is not a new restriction.
• Quite a number of improvements have been performed on the Merlin and TsengET4000w32 drivers as listed below, however please note that the Merlin card has a couple of serious hardware issues that cannot be worked around completely in software and that this card may hang or crash the system, despite our best attempts to avoid such problems. Even the Merlin board/GAL updates will not completely eliminate all of these issues. You should replace the Merlin card with a more robust design. We therefore recommend to NOT make Merlin support your buying decision for the P96 software package:


• Fixed a MuForce hit in the Merlin card driver.
• Due to bad routing, the clock generator of the Merlin card cannot feed clock rates higher than 80Mhz into the chip, even if this clock is later on divided down in the Tseng chip. Thus, the default setting of the card now disables all settings of the clock generator that generates pixel clocks beyond this limit. If you really want to try higher clock frequencies (on your own risk), set the tool type OVERCLOCK=YES in the monitor icon.
• Due to hardware design issues, the TsengET4000w32 chip may see false data on write requests to its registers, causing hangs or blitting defects on its screen. The new Tseng driver is now extra careful to verify that the correct data has been written for some particularly critical registers, though not for all registers. A particularly critical phase are mode changes, which should be avoided if possible.
• Due to hardware issues, previous Tseng chip drivers may have hung the system while waiting for the completion of a blitter operation. The new driver attempts to work around this problem as much as possible.
• The Merlin and Tseng drivers now disable the display while modifying some of the chip registers. This helps to minimize hardware hangs of the chip, but does not eliminate them completely. Again, this is a hardware design issue, not a driver issue.
• The Merlin card driver no longer indicates to use a more aggressive MMU table mapping; instead, the most conservative setting is now default. Do not attempt to "fix" this mapping as the Tseng chip can map its blitter registers into the VGA memory area, and those hardware registers may not tolerate write reordering as imposed by more aggressive MMU table settings.
• The Merlin card driver did not indicate the maximum mode width for all modes correctly. Due to limited size of its hardware registers, Hi-color modes cannot be wider than 1024 pixels, true-color modes cannot be wider than 684 pixels and true-alpha modes cannot be wider than 512 pixels.
• To limit stability issues, the hardware interrupt of the Merlin card can now be turned off by adding the "INTERRUPT=No" tool type into the Merlin monitor icon.
• The Merlin card no longer provides its own functions to copy planar data from chip memory to VGA card memory as the default version of the rtg.library provides this function already by exactly the same algorithm.
• Due to hardware limitations, the Sprite generated by the Merlin card (actually, the RAM DAC on the card) is limited to 32x32 pixels for high-res sprites, and 16x16 pixels for "big" sprites (i.e. BIGSPRITE=Yes in the monitor driver). Thus, tall pointer images may be clipped at the bottom. There is nothing the driver can do against this limitation.
• The TsengET4000w32 chip offers a memory overlay feature which is now accessible through the P96 "Pip" (Picture-in-Picture) interface. However, as the Tseng chip does not have an intergrated RAM DAC, this memory window is rather limited. The RBGMode (pixel mode, pixel organization) within the memory window MUST be identical to the RGB Mode of the screen, and it cannot be planar. That is, you can only have "chunky" memory windows on "chunky" screens, "hi-color" overlays on "hi-color" screens and "true-color" overlays on "true-color" screens. The memory window neither supports opacity, thus the memory window only appears if it is topmost on the screen and not overlapped or clipped. Otherwise, the driver turns the memory window off. There is a PIP demo program on Aminet including sources. Note that this demo program attempts to create a "hi-color" overlay, which - according to the above restrictions - only operates on a hi-color screen.
• If you see strange defects when rendering text or icons with the Merlin card, try adding SYSTEM2SCREENBLITS=No to the tool types of the Merlin monitor icon. This prevents blitter usage in those cases where the host CPU delivers data manually without a source buffer on the card. Since data transfers to the Merlin card are particularly flakey, this may prevent already some issues.
• If you still see screen corruptions on rendering, you may have to disable the Merlin blitter altogether. For that, add the tooltype NOBLITTER=Yes to the Merlin monitor icon."

• January/February 2022 news.
• Old articles from Joystick 37 to 40:
  • News: Journey to Mr MicroProse,
  • Interview with Martin Kenwright
  • Syndicate review
  • B-17 Flying Fortress review
  • News: Core Design already two years old and already big
  • Interview with Brett Sperry
  • A-Train review
  • Goal! review
  • News: The future successes of 1993 (part four)
  • Networking games
  • Trolls (AGA) review
  • News: Virgin Games still supports the Amiga
  • Interview with Brett Sperry
  • Interview with Tim Chaney
  • Body Blows review
  • Chuck Rock 2: Son Of Chuck review
  • etc.
• Interview with Alain Fontanin (author of Amiga Source Editor).
• Interview with Fabio Capone (founder of NAPS Team).
• Classic Reflections - What happened to Scala, Inc. ?
• Memory operation on Amiga OCS/ECS.
• Official Amiga and commercialized clones (update)
• Amiga Games List (update).
• Hardware: Vampire 1200 V2.
• DIY: Development of the Arduino Amiga floppy drive, aka DrawBridge (update).
• Tutorial: How to build an AmigaOS4 cross compiler (Binutils 2.23.2 & GCC 8.3.0) on Cygwin.
• Tutorial: Installation and use of MorphOS 3.x on QEMU 6.00.
• Special quiz on the year 2021 on Amiga.

• New features


• Compiler defaults to C99, use -c89 to forbid C99 extensions.
• Several improved warnings/error messages.
• New option -sec-per-obj puts all code functions and data objects in their own section, which may be removed by linker section garbage collection.
• Simple implementation of -merge-strings.
• Added -warnings-as-errors option.
• Define macros __OPTSPEED__/__OPTSIZE__ depending on options.
• Recognize builtin functions with __asm_ prefix.
• Added -depobj option.
• Added -force-statics and -prefer-statics.
• New backends for 6502 and 6809.
• Support for charset conversions (8-bit targets).
• Code compressor (currently only for 6502).
• Better out-of-the-box support for non-8-bit-based types.
• Several improvements regarding the backend interface.
• m68k: defines macro __SMALL_DATA__ with -sd option
• m68k: added -vbcccall/__vbccargs
• vc: new option -rmcfg-* to disable options from a config file
• vc: frontend does Unix-path conversion also for -o
• vclib: New 6502 targets: Atari, BBC, C64, Mega65, NES, Simulator, X16
• vclib: New 6809 targets: OS-9, Simulator
• vclib: __gmtoffset and __dstflag may be overwritten separately
• vclib: strftime() supports ISO-8601 date format through %F
• vclib: added strtof()
• vclib: m68k-amigaos based on NDK 3.2
• vclib: m68k-amigaos supports Roadshow additions and
• vclib: m68k-amigaos adds reaction.lib for ReAction GUI support
• vclib: m68k-amigaos UTC offset is automatically initialized when possible
• vclib: m68k-amigaos configs use -amiga-softfloat (inlines) by default
• vclib: m68k-atari small-data support and libraries
• vclib: ppc-morphos support for (sysv,base)-ABI libraries
• vclib: ppc-amigaos adapted to new SDK


• Performance improvements


• Improved function inlining / cross-module inlining.
• Several improvements in register allocation.
• Improved constant propagation.
• New peephole optimizations.
• New optimization and tuning options for constant initializations.
• Improved recalculation of stack slots.
• Slightly improved common subexpression elimination.
• Range-optimizations and induction variable shortening.
• Allow strength reduction for constant left-shifts.
• Handling of volatile is improved.
• Compile-time calculations of constant pointer values.
• m68k: improved register allocation
• m68k: improved Fastcall-ABI support
• m68k: improved builtin libcalls
• m68k: improved copying of (long) doubles in memory with the FPU
• m68k: better use of scaled addressing modes
• m68k: some FPU code improvements
• m68k: fixed performance regression of internal memcpy
• vclib: reworked assembler inlines


• Bug fixes:


• Lots of fixes in the compiler core and backends. Thanks for your reports!
• vclib: bad assert.h in 0.9g: it must be possible to include the assert-macro multiple times (with and without NDEBUG defined)
• vclib: m68k-amigaos protos declare device library bases with struct Device*.
• vclib: m68k-amigaos ReAction classes must not be automatically opened with auto.lib but with reaction.lib.
• vclib: m68k-amigaos adds missing InvertString() for amiga.lib
• vclib: PPC 64-bit signed modulo fixed
• vclib: fixed mktime(), tm_mday is 1-based, and recognize gmtoffset
• vclib: fgetpos() has to return 0 on success

• 2022-02-26 improved: Manchester United: Premier League Champions (Krisalis) version check adapted, delay in keyboard interrupt fixed (Info)
• 2022-02-24 improved: Manchester United: Premier League Champions (Krisalis) another version (V1.0) of the game is now supported (Info)
• 2022-02-24 updated: Rogue Trooper (Krisalis) patch redone, another version supported, highscore load/save, lots of trainer options added, access faults fixed, 68000 quitkey support (Info)

• 2x Amiga 600 running PT-1210 v1.1 (DJ-Decks)
• 1x Amiga 1200 running XSD v0.5b (Sample-Start)
• 1x mixer, two hands, 100% Amiga tunes

• original visual & sounds
• faithful enemy behaviour & speed & increasing difficulty
• 50 frames per second (PAL) even on a 68000 A500
• all levels
• joystick controlled (port 1) or keyboard controls (arrows + ctrl + alt)
• can run directly from shell or from whdload (fast machines/complex configurations)

• Coverdisk: Extreme 2.0
• Reviews: Tales of Gorluth III – Dungeon of Reminiscence, The Shadow of Sergoth, Turbo Santa, Super Delivery Boy – The Holiday Shift, Ad Cosmos Ex Terra
• Tutorial for installating AmigaOS 3.2 under WinUAE, part 2
• Video editing with Blender under AmigaOS 4
• Tutorial: Programming in Hollywood, part 3

• Colour: Black or white
• Sensor type: Optical
• Connectivity: Wireless, 2.4 GHz & Bluetooth 5.0
• Resolution: 1600 DPI
• Buttons: 2
• Scrolling: Touch scrolling area
• Power: 2 x AAA batteries
• Size: 108 x 67 x 31 mm
• Compatibility: Amiga OS, Windows, MacOS, Linux

• Added support for video playlists
• CDXL videos can be selected with ASL file requester (multi-select with 'shift')
• Jump between playlist videos with 'N'ext and 'P'revious
• Can be started from workbench icon now (AGABlaster.info)
• New playlist/video loop mode ('L' key to toggle loop mode, or command line option LOOP)
• Audio filter is off by default now and can be turned on/off with 'F'
• Optimized versions for 68000/20/30/40/60/80

• Added the missing songs (Stage clear cut scene, and Game Over).
• consistent sound design as even player losing a life uses the music module (and its instruments)
• all music are now multi-song modules, meaning there will be no more in-game loading pauses to load the boss music, it's only changing music position which is instantaneous.
• there is some time for player to prepare before a new boss appears, it is not so sudden anymore.
• fixed enemies spawning out of thin air, specially on start of level 2. Score didn't reset if you beat the game and loop it. Some other fixes and improvements.

• The city skyline has been removed to make room for more crowd. The tons of previous optimizations made that possible. This has the additional benefit that I don't have to come up with 20+ different skylines for the release.
• The crowd now consists out of multiple layers, each of them zoomed, scrolled and animated seperately. For now there are three such crowd layers. Maybe I'll add even more (they are rather cheap in terms of performance and it's coded to be easily adjustable), but I think three is a pretty good amount.
• The crowd's zooming is now muuuuch (maybe I need more even more "u"s here) smoother than before. Was a bit tricky but eventually I managed to come up with a solution that doesn't eat up all Chip-RAM ;)
• The crowd is more colorful. Well, could be even more colorful but because it's a placeholder gfx I didn't put too much effort into it. Just a proof of concept.
• The formerly blank grey crowd stand is now an adboard. The ad is generated procedurally, the text can be changed at match start.
• The top goal is now lapping over into the grass and isn't cut-off anymore at the raster-line where the grass begins. This might look like not being a big deal but was really tough. The main reason is that once the copper is inside the grass area it's ultra-busy, all available instructions per line are already used up. But with the top-goal being inside the grass now I had to somehow get some extra sprite-color and -priority changes being done there, things that were done outside the grass before, because the top-goal sprites are being reused for the bottom-goal... Eventually I found a hacky way to get away almost for free without extra copper instructions by doing the color changes before for a different color bank and switch to the right bank at the right point en passant, phew.
• All lines and circles are more white now and distance fading is smoother here too. Also, the grass texels shine through those lines now, making it all appear much more natural.
• The crowd / skyline change also implied trashing and redoing the whole stats / message area at the top. All that stuff is now done using hardware-sprites. Was a bit messy because I have to reset and modify those sprites in mid of the crowd-copper-handling now (any other approach would have been even messier). Sprite usage is somewhat tricky here because, well, I don't have too many (5) and I need one for the high-flying ball, so there are 4 sprites remaining. Combined sprites to get 16 colors aren't an option, because I need at least 3 sprites inside the same vertical area (# of goals, time and messages); no, there's not enough room to move the messages down, because the goal is too close if zoomed in. So I ended up using two sprites for the team names + # of goals: one pretty slim one for the team-colors, the other for all the text and numbers. Then one sprite for the match time info. And then two for the messages, one of which is the reused slim team color sprite. The color gradient has been removed (would complicate the copper handling here a lot because we're inside the crowd handling, and the visual gain is questionable anyway), drop shadows have been added.
• Some more love has been put into the replay function. When switching between replay and normal play a quick curtain effect now better indicates this mode change. The crowd's animation is now slowed down too if in slow-motion replay mode.

• Support encrypted pdf's
• Save and load settings
• Print pdf
• Export pages from pdf
• use cairo to display pdf

• 2022-02-13 improved: Attack of the PETSCII Robots (8-Bit Productions, LLC) support for game version 1.1 added (Info, Image)

• Campaign II - Intro
• Knulla-kuk (Moving On)
• John Madden Football

• Better extraction of disk revolutions and a few bugs fixed
• Accurate flux extraction available but experimental so you can choose to use it or not (can't handle some long-track disks)
• Modification of older flux reading method for more better compatability
• New firmware *1.9.23* includes basic PLL support for UAE to provide better support for games using Weak/Flaky bits
• Improved IPF & SCP writing by changing some of the parameters
• Console application now has an icon and version information
• Tidied up some of the assembly language in the Arduino Sketch

• Sam460LE board running up to 1.1 Ghz
• Micro-ATX form factor with enough space for double slot graphic cards ;-)
• MicroSD Slot at the rear of the board, so it can operated from the back.
• 1 backplate
• AmigaOS 4.1 FE
• final price is 735 Euros VAT excluded (european countries should add 22% VAT).

• you can pay now 240 Euros (VAT excluded, see above), for a Sam460 package
• we'll announce on all social media when the production starts
• we'll also announce when the production has been completed
• you will be asked one by one, to complete your payment (basically, the total cost minus what you paid as the pre-order)
• first payment, first served. We'll ship in the same order we receive the remaining payments.
• in case you decide to ask for a refund, we'll send your money back without condition.

• support for Amiga hardware sprites
• direct access to color registers for all kinds of effects like color cycling and fading
• true palette based drawing without any color remapping
• Unicode support
• screen menus are now supported
• drag'n'drop support
• guigfx.library and render.library are only needed when in remapping mode
• added a fully featured documentation in AmigaGuide, PDF and HTML
• added three new example scripts demonstrating the new features like hardware sprites
• several bug fixes and other improvements

• 2022-02-12 improved: Seven Gates of Jambala (Thalion) long write to Bplcon2 fixed, access faults fixed, CD32/2-button joystick support, lots of trainer options added, 68000 quitkey support, access faults fixed, support for Grandslam and Thalion intros added, source code included (Info)

• Updated OpenSSL backend to full compatibility to latest OpenSSL 1.1.1m (14.12.2021) version, which brings security and bug fixes.
• Updated root certificates to latest Mozilla-based bundle dated 1.2.2022.
• Fixed RSA_X931_derive_ex() from not being reachable on OS3.
• Fixed crash after OpenSSL fatal error message requester shown.
• Cleaned up and unified error requesters, removing redundant code.
• Fixed GCC linker alignment for all OS4 binaries.

• RTF updated
• Libharu implemented(PDF Saving/Printing Support)
• MySpell(Updated Spell Checker). Spell checker can now work real time
• Libcurl support for direct printing
• 64Bit fixes
• Modernizing layout
• P96 support

• New software, games, updates, features and design too
• AmiKit is now in FullHD with enhanced dark look & feel
• It's 64bit ready now, also faster and less CPU demanding
• All AmiStart menus have been refreshed with nicer and bigger icons
• New state-of-the-art installation of AmigaOS - just click 'n g
• New MorpheuZ provides better design and functionality
• Enhanced Startup-Sequence including Startup-Scripts for better stability
• Newer emulation engine (WinUAE) now provides faster and even more precise job
Last but not least, the new AmiKit includes HUNDREDS of improvements under the hood!

• P96 no longer attempts to set the beamcon0 register and the vtotal register of the custom chips in case the active video mode is on an RTG board that is not in the display chain.
• Even though bitmaps were locked, memory management could have migrated them off the board if memory was getting tight. This may have caused quite some issues on "close-to-zero" memory situations.
• As BlitMaskBitMap was potentially allocating memory for the mask buffer, it could have migrated the bitmaps it was actually supposed to render, causing all kinds of havocs. To avoid this problem, source and target bitmap for a two-bitmap operation are now locked on the board. This is actually a very old bug that goes back to the 2.x release cycle.
• A possible memory inconsistency in P96Mode was fixed where an incorrect memory pointer was released.
• The Altais and RetinaBLT drivers did not record the state of the monitor switch correctly. As a result of this defect, the SetDPMS() function to enable power saving may have failed, keeping the monitor on all the time.
• The rtg.library may have attempted to switch of the Altais display on a Draco system without ever turning it on again.
• Fixed a very old bug on adjusting the line pattern shift upon drawing into multiple cliprects. This bug was apparently introduced while merging my own P96 version with the last official version by the authors. This bug could have introduced artefacts when drawing "marquee" effects for selecting multiple files in alternative file managers.
• When switching buffers on a double-buffered screens, P96 forcibly reloaded the sprite image, which caused flicker on some RTG boards. This version now avoids reloading the sprite unless absolutely necessary.

• NEW: support for grouping and ungrouping devices. When grouped, volume and muting can either be set for the whole group or for each device individually.
• NEW: support for devices that suddenly appear or disappear from the Sonos system, for example when turned on or off.
• NEW: timeout for devices to respond can be configured in the Preferences. On slower Amigas it might be necessary to increase the timeout (default is 5s).
• NEW: implemented localization
• NEW: german catalog: feel free to use it as a template to create catalog files for other languages. Check out the following link for info on how to do it: https://hollywood-mal.com/docs/html/hollywood/CatalogFormatNote.html
• NEW: italian catalog by Samir Hawamdeh. Thanks for this!
• NEW: dutch catalog by Dave "Skateman" Koelman. Thanks for this, too!
• NEW: if no devices can be found by the network scan, it's now enough to add just one single device by its IP address. This one will then be queried to return all the others.
• NEW: added a "Cancel" button to the requester that pops up if the network scan couldn't find anything (requested by Steve Harrison).
• NEW: added a version check of reqtools.library where needed (on AmigaOS 3.x and MorphOS) when adding devices manually and letting the user know, if the version installed is not sufficient (v39 or higher is needed). After confirming with "OK", the URL of the download page on Aminet is automatically opened.
• NEW: displaying the loading's progress when browsing the music library incl. the possibility to cancel it by pressing the [<] button.
• NEW: button "Clear Queue" is disabled for an empty queue.
• IMPROVED: quicker network scan because now it's enough to find one single device to connect to.
• CHANGED: for the non-AmigaOS 3.x versions the shortcuts for "Next" / "Previous" are changed from Alt-LEFT/RIGHT back to Ctrl-LEFT/RIGHT (as it was in v1.0), because only on an Amiga keyboard the Alt key is the closest qualifier key to the cursor keys, but on keyboards used on NG-Amigas it's usually the Ctrl key.
• FIXED: nasty networking bug that caused SonosController to freeze after a while, especially on AmigaOS 3.x.
• FIXED: possible crash when searching something without results, searching some more and going back again.
• FIXED: switching between "Pause" and "Play" sometimes made the button move a pixel.
• FIXED: as long a no Sonos devices are found, all controls are now disabled by default, avoiding possible crashes.
• FIXED: Control menu items are now disabled according to the corresponding buttons.
• FIXED: suppressing shortcuts for "Next" and "Previous" while the search field is focused, because Ctrl/Alt-Left/Right is used to navigate inside the textentry.
• FIXED: MUI 5 column widths in the Music Library browser listview.
• FIXED: display of room's names with MUI 4.0
• FIXED: replaced calls to "OpenURL" with "URLOpen" in the AmigaGuide for AmigaOS 4.x.

• 2022-02-05 updated: Hawkeye (Thalamus) patch redone, new imager (game has to be reinstalled), access fault fixed, CD32 joypad support, high score load/save, more trainer options, source code included (Info)
• 2022-02-02 new: Lemmings - More! (AmigaJay) done by Psygore (Info)
• 2022-02-02 new: Knightmare (Konami) (Hoffman) done by Psygore (Info, Image)

• Game Over screen and music
• Bomber plane dropping bombs (Level 2)
• Golden statues shoot missiles (Level 2)
• Level 2 boss fight 
• Credits after level2 result screen (to complete the game loop)
• Bugfixes and improvements

Bug fixes of version 4.9.0

• JIT indirect was unstable.
• JIT enabled + emulated (not uaegfx) RTG board corruption was possible in certain situations.
• Direct 3D 11 mode shader buffer leak.
• x86 AT bridgeboard (A2286 and A2386SX) boot crash.
• PCem RTG board 15 and 16-bit lores modes didn’t horizontally double correctly.
• Remove interlace artifact option added 1 scanline offset to bitplanes and sprites.
• Custom chipset and programmed display mode updates and fixes.

Older bug fixes

• Mouse would start moving erratically if emulator has been running continuously more than 10 hours.
• Integer scaling only worked correctly if horizontal (lores, hires, superhires) and vertical resolution (non-doubled, doubled) matched.Filtered lores had wrong colors if host graphics mode was 16-bit.
• NTSC mode and software switch to PAL: display was incorrectly vertically stretched.
• Software YUV based filters had bad colors (32-bit only)
• Paula configured for 4us (GCR) mode but normal 2us MFM disk in drive: disk index reporting was unreliable.

Updates

• Programmed display mode improvements (positioning, blanking etc)
• uaegfx Picasso96 overlay now works correctly with screen dragging.

New features

• It is now possible to type (almost) normally in warp mode. Keyboard key (if non-qualifier key) presses are released immediately in warp mode.
• Epson printer emulation does not anymore print each page as a separate document.
• Added IDE scsi.device disable hack. Makes booting noticeably quicker on OS39 and newer KS versions if mainboard IDE is not needed.
• PCem Cirrus Logic SVGA emulation planar support enabled. Picasso96 supports 4bit/16 color planar mode.
• "Default" filter and integer scale filters now automatically double horizontal or vertically if horizontal and vertical resolutions are different (for example lores + vertical doubling)

• Raspberry Version Completed (Amikit XE 11.7 or Amiberry 4.1.6 or Higher)
• LionGUI now working On RapaGUI 2.0
• Three New Wallpapers
• Taskbar Start Icon Added
• Beta Version Removed Due to being part of the Main App now
• Updated Source codes and guides
• Free Open sourced version
• Wallpapers Removed (Many will be made freely available on AmigaNG Website)
• Updated Guide

• Enhancements:
• The hardware config panel has been split into a separate chipset panel and a memory panel.


• Compatibility:
• The DDF logic has been reworked from scratch based on the Agnus schematics.
• The HBLANK area has been shortened and moved (#637, #584, #575).


• Bug fixes:
• The Copper can’t trigger at cycle $E3 any more.
• Fixed a bug in the LINK command that had been introduced recently.
• Fixed some Sanitizer warnings.

• Fixed incorrect file size displayed in GUI during file copy
• Added German guide translation and catalog by Helmut Haake
• Added entry update after context menu operation (Elwood)
• Fixed bad copyright year in about dialog (Corto)
• Fixed French translation typo in about dialog (Corto)
• Added ability to show file in WB (Origin, Issue#50)
• Added support for icon drop on new comparison window
• Fixed possible crash in new comparison code due to random memory access