17.Feb.2000
Marko Seppänen per eMail
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Image Engineer News
Kostenlose Updates für registrierte User. Aktuell gibt es ein Update
zu den Effekten in Visual Alpha. Wer noch nicht registriert ist, kann das
aktuell zu Sonderpreisen tun.
Again already registered users of plugins for Image Engineer benefit from
free updates. This time there's new effects in Visual Alpha. Think about it.
You can jump on board anytime you want to, but probably timing matters.
Special offer days once in a month are good days for registering. Shortly,
register once and get free updates for lifetime. (ps)
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17.Feb.2000
Linux.de
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Institut für Rechtsfragen der Open Source Software
Das ifrOSS (Institut für Rechtsfragen der Open Source Software) ist eine
private Initiative und befasst sich mit mit den rechtlichen Fragen der
Open Source Software unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Urheberrechts,
des Patentrechts und des Vertragsrechts. (ps)
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17.Feb.2000
ComputerWoche
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ComputerWoche: Die Hintergründe der "Strato-Affäre"
Interview mit dem Ex-Vorstand Norbert Stangl
«MÜNCHEN (COMPUTERWOCHE) - Der Web-Hoster Strato Medien AG aus Berlin
kommt nicht aus den Schlagzeilen. Seit Wochen klagen Kunden immer wieder
über technische Probleme beim Dienstleister. Der ehemalige Vorstand und
Mitgründer Norbert Stangl sprach nun über die Hintergründe der Misere.»
Wer sich für die Hintergründe der sich häufenden Probleme bei Strato
interessiert, sollte dieses Interview (Titellink) unbedingt lesen. (ps)
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17.Feb.2000
Czech Amiga News
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Neue Treiber für FastATA und Allegro CDFS
Bei Javosoft gibt es folgende neuen Treiber vom 16.02.2000:
FastATA1200-5.2 - Download: FastATA'99v52a30.lha
EIDE-3.0 - Download: Eide'99v30a30.lha
FastATA4000-2.0 - Download: FastATA4000v20a30.lha (ps)
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17.Feb.2000
Czech Amiga News
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Warp PPC Station
Diese neue Website liefert Ihnen News rund um PPC, gibt Hilfestellung
zu Soft- und Hardware, führt eine themenbezogene Linkliste und möchte
PPC-Usern in jeder Hinsicht Hilfestellung geben. (ps)
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17.Feb.2000
Village Tronic
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ParaGlide Statusreport
Laut Village Tronic arbeiten nun zwei externe Layouter an ParaGlide PCB und
man hofft, dass das Layout bis Mitte März fertig werden wird. Die Herstellung
des Prototypens wird weitere drei Wochen in Anspruch nehmen. Wenn alles gut
läuft und wir Glück haben, wird dieser Prototyp voll funktionsfähig sein und
die Produktionsvorbereitungen können danach beginnen. Im besten Falle können
bereits Ende April 2000 erste Auslieferungen erfolgen; im Fall, dass Fehler
gefunden werden, verschiebt sich die Produktion jeweils um drei bis vier
Wochen. (ps)
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17.Feb.2000
Achim Klopsch im ANF
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Neuigkeiten zu FusionPPC
Wie bei Microcode Solutions zu erfahren ist, sind Probleme im WarpOS
aufgetreten. An der Beseitigung wird aber schon angespannt gearbeitet.
Dies soll die letzte Hürde vor der Freigabe sein. Es besteht also noch
Hoffnung für FusionPPC! (ps)
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17.Feb.2000
Jorge Pino per eMail
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Interview mit Jester
Jorge Pino hat sich intensiv mit Jester, bekannt durch die Demogroup SANITY,
per eMail über alte Zeiten unterhalten. Daraus ist ein interessantes
Interview entstanden. Jester war bei Sanity für die Musik zuständig. (ps)
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17.Feb.2000
young monkey studios per eMail
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Artikel von Dhomas Trenn online
Dhomas Trenn hat in den letzten Jahren viele gute Artikel zu diversen Themen
für Magazine wie NewTekniques, CU Amiga und Amiga Informer geschrieben.
Damit diese informativen Artikel nicht für immer in der Versenkung verschwinden,
hat young monkey studios sie online zur Verfügung gestellt (siehe
Titellink). (ps)
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16.Feb.2000
Aminet Recent
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Neue Aminet Uploads
A-Fix_130200.lha comm/ambos 11K+AmBoS-Fix Release 130200 (Sunday 13-Feb-
amirsay.lha comm/irc 13K+Uses 'Say' to speak on AmIRC (extra sett
UnrealIRCd-bin.lha comm/irc 211K+Advanced IRC Daemon Based On Elite-IRCD
SimpleFTP.lha comm/tcp 162K+SimpleFTP v2.10 - Easy to use FTP client
Aakt0200HTML.lha docs/mags 244K+AMIGA aktuell - German infotainment maga
3DWorld-BestOf.lha docs/misc 36K+The best of the 3D World ML (selected po
3DWorldArc010.lha docs/misc 91K+Archive of the 3D World ML for 01/00
3DWorldArc1299.lha docs/misc 89K+Archive of the 3D World ML for 12/99
HighOctaneExtr.lha game/data 77K+Extra Tracks for High Octane
NicronWormsLev.lha game/data 88K+Extra Levels for Worms
FoundCard-II.lha game/hint 53K+Foundation Card-Hints Miss29-33.
FoundTip29-33.lha game/hint 50K+Foundation Hints Mission29-33 (German)
HBMonopoly.lha game/wb 521K+V2.1 Monopoly now as network game!
AtomUhr14.lha hard/hack 42K+AtomUhr V1.4 - DCF77 Receiver
SpaTra05.lha misc/misc 127K+Spanish Translations Pack 05 v0.7
bO-005.lha mods/techn 372K+#005 bOhema release by spektra (house)
JumpED.lha text/edit 16K+Handy Text editor tool, Jump to Labels v
LvWB_11.lha util/boot 60K+From Nicron Productions
ReSize.lha util/cli 14K+Shell tool to set file size
SIATP.lha util/moni 176K+System Information And Test Program (SIA
VersionWB.lha util/sys 38K+V2.13 AmigaDos Version replacement.
scalospl.lha util/wb 11K+Polish translation for Scalos 1.2a
(ps)
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16.Feb.2000
Andreas Tetzl per eMail
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Amiga Quiz
Andreas Tetzl hat unter dem Titellink ein kleines Amiga-Quiz mit Highscore
erstellt. Viel Spaß mit den Fragen :-). (ps)
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16.Feb.2000
Numen schreibt im ANF
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Amiga 4ever Ausgabe 14 ist draußen!
In der aktuellen Amiga 4ever könnt ihr unter anderem folgendes
vorfinden:
- News rund um den Amiga
- Haufenweise Tests zu aktueller Software, z.B. Foundation DC, Seaside etc.
- Kurzgeschichten und Reviews von Audio CD`s und Büchern
- Szenedemos und Bildergalerie
- AmigaAktuell Ausgabe 01/2000
Die Amiga 4ever erscheint monatlich am 15. und kann von unserer
Homepage unter dem Titellink runtergeladen werden. (ps)
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16.Feb.2000
AROS
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AROS
Die AROS-Website wurde in vielen Punkten überarbeitet und verbessert.
Am Anfang der Seite befindet sich nun ein Newsüberblick, der über die
aktuellsten Entwicklungen und Änderungen informiert.
Die Autodocs wurden
komplett ausgelagert.
Lesen Sie hierzu auch die Presseerklärung von Steve Crietzman zu der strategischen
Partnerschaft zwischen Open Amiga Foundation und AROS:
PRESS RELEASE
16 FEBRUARY 2000
Media Contact: Steve Crietzman
President and CEO
Open Amiga Foundation
Tel: +44 (0)1778 393323
OPEN AMIGA FOUNDATION AND AROS ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC RELATIONSHIP
16 February 2000 -- The Open Amiga Foundation and AROS are to
enter into a strategic relationship which they believe will be
of great benefit to their organisations, their members and the
wider Amiga community. In the words of Open Amiga president
Steve Crietzman, "our objectives are compatible, it makes sense
for us to work together."
Under the terms of the deal, the Open Amiga Foundation (formerly
known as Open Amiga/COSA), will become the organisation
responsible for public relations, marketing, business and
legal affairs of the open-source AmigaOS project.
The Open Amiga Foundation, led by Steve Crietzman, will also
oversee the creation and development of Standards Bodies, Working
Groups and Development Teams to focus on the development of modern
standards, and the production of high-quality Amiga software and
applications for an open-source Amiga OS.
The Open Amiga Foundation will also handle general promotion of
open standards, open platforms and open-source software within the
Amiga world.
It is our intention to fill the vacuum left by the disappearance
of Commodore's CATS and Developer Support programme, and the lack
of decent high-quality application software.
The Amiga Research OS project, led by Aaron Digulla, will handle
the actual development of the Amiga Operating System core. As
part of this, OAF have agreed to encourage all our developers
to register with the AROS project, and to delegate Amiga OS core
development to AROS. AROS will continue to operate independently
from Open Amiga, but our relationship nonetheless acts, as Aaron
Digulla put it, "like a symbiosis."
The Amiga Research OS (AKA "AROS") project will, in a sense, become
the Amiga Operating System development wing of the Open Amiga
Foundation, and will focus it's efforts on development of AmigaOS/
AROS, should the Amiga operating system be released as open source,
as we hope it will be (and are working extremely hard to achieve).
Open Amiga will complement this by handling the legal and business
affairs of the project, which Aaron Digulla said was "a big relief
for us here at AROS."
We believe an alliance between the leading open-source OS development
team on the Amiga platform (AROS), and the far-reaching resources of
the Open Amiga Foundation are a match made in heaven, and with our
combined resources, we have the resources and the skills to achieve
great things together.
It is our mutual goal to chart a future for the Amiga operating
system that is ambitious, radical and far-reaching, and gives the
AmigaOS a chance of real survival and growth, as an independent
OS preserving its own unique identity.
And by listening to the Amiga community on the Internet and at
trade shows, we have seen that this what many in the community
WANT. They WANT AmigaOS, not some hybrid, alternative or
"inspired by the Amiga concept" OS. They want AmigaOS, and
they want it to survive, and perhaps more importantly, to grow.
Pure and simple.
Our strategy is to give the community what they want, to address
all of these concerns, and deliver improved, portable and free
versions of the AmigaOS for a variety of next-generation CPUs
and platforms.
People will be able to choose to run AmigaOS on top of another
kernel if that is their wish (in order to benefit from Linux
driver support and such like), but they will not be forced to
do so. AmigaOS will be able to function independently. We
believe this is what a great many people in the community
wants.
Questions and queries regarding the future of AmigaOS as "open
source software" should be directed to Open Amiga, which is
acting in the capacity of an overall parent/public relations
organisation.
Developers wishing to participate, either in the development
of the OS core itself, or in working as part of a development team
to create software or applications for the Amiga, should apply
through Open Amiga Foundation, and you will be put in touch with
the appropriate people managing the projects you are interested in.
Current Working Groups include AROS, led by Aaron Digulla, and
our Streaming Media Working Group, led by Ian Parker. Other
Working Groups, Standards Bodies and Development Teams will be
created in due course.
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Questions and Answers
QUESTION: Is this a merger between AROS and Open Amiga?
ANSWER: No. Both groups will continue to operate
independently, neither will have operational control
over the other. We are merely pooling our resources,
and dividing up roles between us.
QUESTION: How will this co-operation function in practice?
ANSWER: Both groups will work very closely together, and we
will have very clearly defined roles. We are working on the
same strategy, but we share the various roles, and we are
better at different things. (With regards to AmigaOS:
AROS is the development project, OAF is the business/
organisation.)
QUESTION: What is the likelihood that the AmigaOS will be
released as open source?
ANSWER: At this time, it is not possible to give a straight
answer to this question. We are pursueing all avenues open
to us to make it happen.
QUESTION: I thought Gateway still owned the Amiga patents?
ANSWER: They do, and we are in negotiation with Gateway
already on this matter. We are hopeful that a positive
arrangement can be reached within the next few weeks.
QUESTION: Does Amiga Corporation support what you are doing?
ANSWER: We have their unofficial backing. It is not possible
for legal reasons for them to commit to open-source, since
many legal hurdles prevent them from doing this, most notably
the issue of Gateway's patents.
However, Fleecy Moss and Petro Tyschtschenko of Amiga have
both publicly stated their support for an open-source AmigaOS
in public interviews and forums.
QUESTION: If the AmigaOS is not released as open source,
what happens to AROS and Open Amiga?
ANSWER: We will continue. The source code is not a
necessity for us, but it would be a help.
The main issue for us is access to software patents and
various Amiga trademarks. Providing an adequate deal is
reached with Gateway for access to patents, and a deal
reached with Amiga for access to Amiga trademarks, we can
safely and legally develop a portable clone of Amiga OS.
The source code is unnecessary, but will help us develop
a portable clone of AmigaOS for other CPUs and platforms
in a shorter space of time.
QUESTION: Are you for or against what Amiga are doing re: Tao?
ANSWER: OAF/AROS does not take a position on other Amiga-related
projects including Amiga/Tao or Phoenix/QNX. We support the
right of Amiga users to make their own reasoned judgements
and to choose the solution that is bested suited for them.
We believe it is in the interests of the Amiga community
to be given maximum choice on the path they take, and in that
sense, we support Amiga's creation of a new alternative
option.
QUESTION: I am a developer. I would like to help. What
can I do?
ANSWER: Write to president@amigakernel.org and we will let you
know what groups are looking for more developers, and you will
be invited to join one of our active development teams.
Also bookmark http://www.openamiga.org. Our new, improved
website will be going online within the next few weeks. (ps)
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16.Feb.2000
Jan Andersen per eMail
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Amiga Virus Gallery
Virus Help Denmark wurde häufig von Usern gefragt, wie denn eigentlich
ein Virus "aussieht" bzw. sich "sichtbar" macht. Da viele Viren tatsächlich
Bilder auf dem Bildschirm anzeigen, nachdem sie aktiviert wurden, hat Virus
Help Denmark eine Galerie
dieser Bilder erstellt (Gallery in der linken Menüleiste anklicken). (ps)
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