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      *   S P E C I A L   A M I G A   2 0 0 1   I S S U E   * 

            O U R   " T A K E "   O N   T H E   S H O W 

   A M I G A ,   S H A R P   Z A U R U S ,   A N D   O T H E R S 

   S O M E   D E T A I L S   F R O M   G A R Y   P E A K E   . . . 

    . . .   A N D   D E T A I L S   F R O M   C T O   F L E E C Y

 
Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:
 Below are items pertaining to the just completed Amiga 2001 show held
in St. Louis, USA, over the past weekend (March 30 - April 1). Due to
the importance of the show, and the buildup before it, we thought
we'd put together a small special issue to get information to you. 
 As with most things, the true significance of events will probably
not be known for some time.
 Brad Webb,
 Editor
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            O U R   " T A K E "   O N   T H E   S H O W 

3 April, 2001

By Brad Webb

 It was billed as "1985 all over again". In some ways, for some
people, it probably was.
 It was definitely the changing of the guard.
 It had it's usual share of organizational problems.
 It was fun, and the place to be this last weekend.
 The most important news from the point of view of our readers may be
that there will be additional versions of AmigaOS, and they will be
Power PC native!
 The most important news from the point of view of the Community and
its continuation is that there are once again good ways to make money
as an Amiga developer!

Logistics
~~~~~~~~~
 There were problems with getting classes and seminars started and
ended on time, and there was a terribly long wait to enter the banquet
hall Saturday night. These things seem endemic to many Amiga shows and
can often be traced to the small number of people willing to help. We
hope as the new market develops and grows, more people will be
available to help run Amiga shows. In the meantime, those who worked
on Amiga 2001 did a fine job given the circumstances, and those in
attendance were able to deal with the minor logistical problems and
get real benefits from the events.

The Sales Floor
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 The sales floor was well attended, especially on Saturday, and there
seemed to be a good amount of buying. The number of vendors was not
real high (about 14 or 15 key Amiga stalwarts), but the large booth
belonging to Merlancia seemed determined to make that up by itself. It
looked as if all the stock ever assembled by Amiga International was
there to be purchased. They also had a nifty assemblage of items in a
sort of mini-museum of Commodore and Amiga memorabilia. The two large
vats of free bottled beer on Saturday didn't hurt matters, and went
well with the incredibly huge pile of pizza in boxes brought in by
Petro for his retirement luncheon. The pizza itself was first rate.
 There were only a few new products, the most interesting of which was
a PC on a card from Mr. Hardware Computer. We haven't seen it in
operation, but hope to have more information in the future.

Petro
~~~~~
 Genuine emotions and deep appreciation were everywhere in evidence
for Petro throughout the weekend as his retirement was was both
celebrated and regretted. The roast, which certainly had its
hilarious moments, ran quite long as many in the Community wanted to
share their affection and memories. It might well have been an event
by itself on another night, so much needed to be said. A standing
ovation for Petro was just one of many clearly deeply felt attempts to
express appreciation. And just because he's retiring, don't be
surprised if you see him very much in attendance at future Amiga
shows.

The Future
~~~~~~~~~~
 When Bill McEwen finally got to the main presentation during the
banquet, he tried to compress his remarks to save time. As it turned
out, he had a lot of good things to say, and anything that had to be
left out was covered later during the weekend.
 Much applause greated the statement that Amiga OS is planned out
through vresion 5.0 and they're not going to stop there! The OS will
become native PPC, beginning by moving OS 3.9 to PPC. Eventually, at
version 4.2, the "old hardware" will no longer be needed and
standalone machines can be built. Once again, emphasis was made that
Amiga will not be making hardware itself. 
 For the short term, a completed Amiga ONE board for the 1200 was
shown. We discussed the status of an Amiga ONE for the A4000 the next
day with Alan Redhouse of Eyetech. He tells us it's still firmly in
the plans, but must be a money-maker to remain there. If it doesn't
see the light of day, it will most likely be due to completion taking
longer than Amiga OS requires to reach 4.2, when it will no longer be
needed. It all depends on how fast the new versions of Amiga OS come
along.
 The Amiga ONE is headed into beta in the June/July time frame and
just might (no promises) be ready in time for the west coast Amiga
show in Sacramento, California, at the end of July.
 The other key point made by Bill McEwen during his banquet
presentation is that there is now, finally, a new and huge potential
market for Amiga developers, where they can actually make money! This
is where the comparison with 1985 has some merit. In 1985, Commodore
created a new market for developers with the original Amiga. Now, the
new Amiga Inc. has created another new market for developers with
Amiga DE.

New Market
~~~~~~~~~~
 Bill pointed out that the cell phone and handheld markets are
starving for content. This content needs to be small games and
utilities of the kind Amiga developers are well equipped to create. 
 The Amiga DE provides a single solution for this new Java-centric
small appliances world. In Japan, the Sharp Zaurus is already
Amiga-able. More are coming, and coming to the rest of the world as
well. We have a press release below which should answer most questions
you have. Bill did point out there were over 1800 new Amiga developers
now due to this new market.
 Bill noted that after the Zaurus comes the Psion, and that's just the
beginning.
 It's a simple market. The user of the cell phone or PDA downloads an
application / game / ringer sound / what-have-you and pays for it
on-line. Price is perhaps $10 for a small game. 60% goes to the
author, 40% to the distributor. There are no boxes, no shelves full of
inventory, no manuals to take care of, and no returns. Simple,
elegant, and with millions of potential customers.

New Amiga OS Versions
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 Bill also stated that Amiga DE would roll into the Amiga OS as it
goes forward. During discussions Sunday morning, Bill explained the
reason for going forward with Amiga OS was a business one, which means
there's a good chance it will actually happen close to plan. The
business reason is simple - the new Amiga needs server machines it can
control for use as it's home server. There's nothing better for the
job than the existing Amiga OS. A second, but very important reason,
is that Amiga knows a number of the talented developers in the
Community won't develop on anything else.
 There are a couple words of caution. At this point, it's not clear
how compatible existing PPC based machines will be with the future
standards. Compatibility will not be ignored, we're sure, but of
course can't stand in the way of success for the future.
 In addition, this does mark a change in direction for Amiga from what
was announced in the past. The Amiga DE was supposed to be scalable
from PDAs to servers. Now it seems it is not, due primarily to its
lack of memory protection as we understand it. A change in direction
is not all bad when it's fine tuning an overall strategy. The problem
is the Amiga community has seen little other than changes in direction
in the past, with no direction lasting long enough to produce growth
and meaningful product. This change doesn't seem to be in the same
category as previous ones, but we're not surprised Amiga is being
taken to task in postings on the net by long term disillusioned
Amigans. As we've said so often in the past, "time will tell" - but
we're inclined to be more reassured than frightened by this change.

The Transition
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 It might have escaped notice by some, but this event marked a
significant transition for Amiga. Petro's retirement was one element
of this, though mostly symbolic. The second is more subtle, but more
important for the future. Amiga Inc. is now taking a firmer guiding
hand. In the past, Amiga OS 3.5 and 3.9 (for example) were pretty much
farmed out on a "bring us something" basis. From now on, Haage and
Partner and other key contributors will be functioning more as project
managers within an overall strategy maintained by Amiga. This will
give the market some much needed direction and should be a help to all
who depend on it. It's a sign of the maturing of the company, and is
quite welcome.
 Interestingly, Bill McEwen stated Amiga enters this new state with a
new Vice President of Engineering, a person he would not identify yet
to spare him loads of e-mail, but who came from MicroSoft. The
operating system side of development is being handled by Fleecy Moss
and his team.

Word Pictures
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 There's always so much more to an Amiga show than the speaches and
sales. We'd like to share a few "word pictures" with you from the
weekend.

 40 or 50 Amigans talking about every Amiga topic under the sun at
Amiga's Hor's D'overies party Friday night. We finally got to meet
Phil Vedovatti, the man behind New Icons, and found him delightful.

 Living in yet another hotel with strange floor arrangements. Last
year's Henry VIII was torn down due to airport expansion, but this
Sheraton maintains its spirit. We entered on the ground floor, then
took an elevator down two floors to our room on the first floor.
There, we had a door out onto a ground level patio. Shades of
"Castrovalva" from Dr. WHO.

 Getting tossed out of the dining room along with "Mrs. Brad", JoAnn,
Florence and John Zacharias (of "AE Mail" fame) when they closed it
for the night. There was a lot to be gone over, so we just moved on
...

 The first day, the phones didn't work. Not just in the hotel, but all
over this section of St. Louis. Someone cut a key cable somewhere. It
was NOT a MicroSoft plot to keep the word from getting out.

 The Mardi Gras beads being handed out by Kermit Woodall of "Nova
Design". No, we're not going to tell you what you had to do to get
some. Yes, we do have some. They were everywhere in evidence, all
weekend long.

 Seeing Dave Haynie and Leo Schwab again, Leo in full medieval costume
as in days of old. Wonder where he gets the hats? "Schwabbies"
(remember them?) might be just "the thing" for the new small appliance
market.

 Rollie and his clarinet, performing "A Very Good Year" for the
banquet crowd. Actually kept everyone quiet in appreciation of the
music, no small task! High marks for the organizers for this one!

 The dancing Petro baby during the Petro roast video. Not to mention
the speach by video from Bill Gates - or a darn good rendered
likeness, anyway.

 The stories of Petro's driving. It's a good thing he's skilled at it,
or we might be short a large number of Community members.

 The UGN folks in the corner, doing their best to get the word out to
the world. We didn't get to discuss the phone failure and how it
affected them, but it can't have been a help.

 The many good restaurants, bars and shops in the West Port area right
outside the hotel. Definitely an improvement over the old venue. There
are a lot of word pictures to come from events in a few of the bars,
which we won't be bringing you.

 The collision of the Amiga crowd waiting to enter the sales floor on
Saturday morning and 100 or so children with parents heading through
the same area on their way to an early Easter Egg hunt. Can't blame
the organizers for this one. Incidentally, the wandering Canada geese
outside the hotel seemed slightly confused by all the colored eggs
lying about.
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   A M I G A ,   S H A R P   Z A U R U S ,   A N D   O T H E R S 

 ST. LOUIS, MO, March 30, 2001 - Amiga Incorporated, a pioneer in the
development of multi-media and content, today announced a long-term
partnership with Sharp Corporation, a worldwide developer of
innovative products and core technologies in electronics, in which
Amiga will develop content for next-generation Sharp handheld
computing devices.
 
 In March, Sharp announced its plans to market the Zaurus PDA in the
United States and Europe as one of the world's first Linux-based
handheld device. The Linux operating system is gaining wider
acceptance in the computer server market because its underlying code
is freely distributed on the Internet. Easily adaptable for different
hardware devices, the Sharp handheld will be able to run software
written in Sun Microsystems' versatile Java software language that
supports different operating systems.
 
 In this partnership, Amiga announced that its developer community
would either develop new content or adapt existing content for PDA
applications, using their reputation for innovation and leadership in
gaming, 2D, 3D, animation, video, and music applications.
Amiga-developed content can be downloaded directly through wireless
networks, using desktop computers, or ported directly into the new
device.
 
 "By working with Amiga as one of our content partners we are able to
expand the applications and content available for our new devices,"
said Dr. Hiroshi Uno, Ph.D. Division General Manager - Mobile Systems
Division, Communications Systems Group, Sharp Corporation Japan.
 
 Amiga has an outstanding reputation for software development. We
anticipate that the alliance with Amiga will create a lot of momentum
for the Zaurus PDA."
 
 "Amiga is excited to be part of the Zaurus PDA project, and we look
forward to bringing the excitement, brilliant content and magic of the
Amiga community to Sharp," said Bill McEwen, President/CEO of Amiga
Incorporated. "Amiga is adding new dimensions of content for the next
generations of computing devices, and we see the new PDA platform as
an important area of strategic business growth and applications for
the Amiga community. We intend to develop some really great
applications as consumers more fully understand the great potential
and skill set of the Amiga community."
 
 About Sharp Corporation
 
 Sharp Corporation, a worldwide developer of the core digital
technologies that are playing an integral role in shaping the next
generation of mobile computing products for consumer and business
needs. Since creating the Wizard(R) electronic organizer in 1989,
Sharp has led the market in introducing innovative handheld computing
products. Sharp is also the global leader in LCD technology, which is
incorporated into leading-edge LCD monitors and projectors. From the
small office/home office (SOHO) to large corporate environments, Sharp
provides a variety of innovative, computer-related solutions designed
to help increase productivity while providing functionality to meet
customer demand. Dedicated to improving people's lives through the use
of advanced technology and a commitment to innovation, quality, value
and design, Sharp Corporation employs approximately 60,200 people
worldwide in 30 countries. More information is available at
http://sharp-world.com/index.html.
 
 About Amiga
 
 Amiga Inc. provides technology to developers for writing and porting
applications to a new multi-media operating systems which is hardware
agnostic. AmigaDE is a joint development effort between the Tao Group
of Reading England, and Amiga Incorporated. AmigaDE based applications
can run unchanged on x86, PowerPC, M Core, ARM, StrongARM, MIPS R3000,
R4000, R5000, SH 3, SH4, and NEC V850 processors. The Amiga OS can run
hosted on Linux, Embedded Linux, Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT, CE and
QNX4. Amiga is based in Snoqualmie, WA, 28 miles east of Seattle and
has offices worldwide. Amiga can be reached at (425) 396-5660 or visit
Amiga on the web at http://www.amiga.com.
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   S O M E   D E T A I L S   F R O M   G A R Y   P E A K E   . . . 

 {The following items were found posted on the net and should help
clarify the announcements from Amiga 2001. Brad}

3 April, 2001

As has been discussed here several times, AmigaDe has no 
memory protection. This and a couple of other issues are 
the reasons for the announcement.

Basically, here is what we are doing and why:

1. Developers are starving to death and will leave 
unless we find a way to help them make money fast. 
Dealers have the same problems. We need more oomph to 
take advantage of higher fps games, etc. This IS a 
multimedia platform community after all. My mail box 
tells us developers and dealers need something quickly. 
We can get AmigaOne and OS4.0 out by summer without 
losing any time developing the DE. This is with our 
thanks to Haage & Partner and Eyetech who have agreed to 
meet PRD's we set before them. We could not implement 
this plan so quickly without their valued help. Also we 
should include Hyperion who is assisting our team with a 
level of GL and video capability that will enhance game 
developers potential.

2. Users want new hardware. Amigas are starting to fail 
and frankly it is just too expensive to start R&D for 
new (modified) chips in the amounts we would probably be 
able to sell and just as expensive for fabbing the older 
chips as well. So, off the shelf, open designed, new 
machines based on PPC is the most inexpensive way to get 
the Amiga user onto a newer platform.

3. Amiga users have always been partial to PPC. Dean 
Brown, Dave Haynie, Mick Tinker, and Joe Torre (four of 
THE best and brightest Amiga minded hardware gurus I 
know) are all for a PPC based platform advance. Dave had 
the PiosOne design that he allowed us to release openly 
to help people see what can be done with an open 
hardware design based around PPC. We did not release 
Dave's specs the week before the announcements by 
accident. It was to open people's minds to what can be 
done by thinking outside the box. Dave Haynie doesn't 
know what a box is. Remember, we already run on a bog 
standard PC.  :)

4. Our Zico base specs are an open spec based around 
PPC. Alan Redhouse at Eyetech has a full plan, knows 
when to freeze the design and ship, and has met our 
Product Requirements Document. Dean Brown has approved 
his design. Dave Haynie saw it in St Louis and thought 
it was cool. Joe was there also and while I didn't ask 
Joe specifically for his ideas, he is open enough to 
have said if he thought the design was bad. Haage & 
Partner have met our PRD's on the software side. Both 
have excellent reputations for actually meeting 
deadlines and shipping product when they say they will.
While they are contracting to us, these projects are 
being managed by us now.

5. Amigade provides us with binary compatibility, 
distributed processing capabilities and many other 
things we can get no where else. This line of 
development will continue as previously planned. Note: 
There are NO changes to what you have been told we plan 
to do with AmigaDE.

6. We intend, as we have stated all along, to cover 
everything from PDA's and cell phones, set top boxes, 
and servers. This plan allows us to do that with ease.

7. AmigaOS will continue to be developed and will be 
merged into or under AmigaDE so that we eventually have 
our own familiar base to play on and it will be a full 
AMIGA base that is server capable and cell phone capable 
as well. But we will not drop Windows and Linux 
compatibility either. Think of this as adding yet 
another playground for AmigaDE. It is no different from 
deciding to also play on top of Be or any other OS out 
there. We will continue to find playgrounds that provide 
us, our developers, and dealers even more opportunities.

8. As far as splitting the community and the developers: 
We have over 2,000 developers currently involved with 
us. Another 30 added themselves today after the news 
from St Louis. My mailbox is so full I spent all day 
JUST answering new mails from developers and companies 
wanting to come to Amiga and play and I didn't get them 
all answered yet. Half of the developers are firmly in 
the PDA, cell phone, and set top box camp. The other 
half are either desktop oriented or want to do both. 
This gives everyone a place to utilize their talents and 
make money.

9. Most notable request from developers I have 
is "please also give us a desktop". As Bill noted in his 
banquet speech, he made certain promises to me based on 
what Team AMIGA members (6000 plus) and others in the 
community have said they want from whomever has the 
Amiga name. I took this job based on those promises. 
Bill keeps his promises.

10. This is a business and this is fun. We do what we do 
because we want to and we can. If someone tells us we 
can't, we do it just to show them we can. This is also a 
family. This was very evident over the weekend. I hugged 
more people in St Louis than I do at a family reunion. 
Bill had tears in his eyes as he talked about us losing 
Bob Cosby. We care. We have to make sure our friends and 
family can finally make money but we have to do it in 
ways that keep us afloat as well from a business 
standpoint.

11. Tao Group is a great partner and is providing Amiga 
with opportunities we have never been able to land 
before. Good business means taking advantage of this 
opportunity they provide and we intend to do that with 
their help and asistance.

12. Listen to the facts and ask questions here and in 
other Amiga forums where we are there to answer your 
questions truthfully. Don't listen to the naysayers, the 
hype, the conjecture, and the innuendo of people who 
have no clue. We will tell you the truth. Bad or good, 
you get the truth.

13. We have taken flak from certain people because they 
say we provide no value. Our value is in uniting as many 
people as we can into a formidable force. We can not do 
what we plan alone. It takes unity, solidarity, team 
work. All of us must work together and together we will 
slowly conquer the world ... just because we want to.


Sincerely,

Gary Peake
Amiga Inc.
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{Also found on the net, and dealing with things at a bit more
technical level, are these notes from Amiga's CTO, Fleecy Moss. We
found this as a posting from Alexander Lohrmann and answers from
Fleecy, which we indicated with *s. Our thanks to Mr. Lohrmann for
asking the questions! We've removed a few things for clarity but added
nothing beyond the *s. Brad}


Apr 1, 2001 

 Will there be any improvements over OS3.9 like:

 - A really integrated TCP/IP-stack
 
 *Brand new, written from scratch.
 
 - Memory Protection for new apps (I know it is impossible for old
ones)
 
 *Virtual Memory will come in OS4, which will make a big difference.
MP is much harder and will be done in OS5.

 - recource tracking

 *the Amiga Component Model will give you that.

 - SMP

 *OS5

 - A new datatypes-system, especially for streaming and anims

 *The ACM and streaming system will give you that.
 
 - a new and better soundsystem, with support for surround and 3D
 
 *The Audio system will be the best of any system out there. We have 5
of the best audio people in the world working on it.
 
 - 2D and 3D APIs, integrated into the gfx-system instead of hacked-in
like now
 
 *Already underway, and with our close alliance with Matrox, there
will be not only standard high level APIs but GLIDE like low level
APIs to really take advantage of Matrox cards.
 
 - a new Workbench
 
 *OS4.5
 
 - an improved intuition.library (we really need one !)
 
 *OS4.5
 
 - hardware-independancy
 
 *OS4.2
 
 - a new filesystem
 
 *OS4.0 -
 
 - a good printer-system with drivers for more printers
 
 *Probably OS4.2, waiting for USB, and for the full benefits, OS5, the
PDP media system.


  2) AmigaDE

 We always heard that the AmigaDE will run on everything from PDAs to
servers. I think you have left this idea behind, I have understood it
that way that it will run on STBs and PDAs and the new AmigaOS 4. Is
this right
 
 *That's correct.
 
 ? Do you think that there will be a really native version for x86 &
co, I mean a real desktop-os, later in the future ?
 
 *It will integrate into existing desktop OSs. That is what all of our
big customers tell us is necessary for success.

 What I liked about the AmigaDE as it was announced in the past was
the fact that (as I understood it) developers would have the
possibility to write an application or a game for the AmigaDE and
contribute some kind of runtime-environment including all necessary
stuff like the translator, the Elate-kernel, GUI, Sound and 3D-APIs or
whatever is needed by the product for every supported operating system
with it. This could bring developers to the AmigaDE and if there is a
version of AmigaDE hosted (or really part of) on AmigaOS 4 then there
would be many new apps and games and then maybe there will be some new
(or old ? :-)) users. Will this still be possible ?
 
 *Yes.

 Will the AmigaDE still contain stuff like OpenGL, a sound-API or some
gui-stuff ? Or will it only contain things PDAs need ? If it would
contain everything needed by big apps like office-packages or games I
think many developers would come along, even companies, because they
could increase their sales from let's say only Windows-users to Mac,
Linux and AmigaOS 4 users without the need to make several version.
Write once run everywhere
 
 *The AmigaDE has a capabilities system which dynamically matches
requests to capabilities. If you are on a desktop, you can use AmigaDE
desktop apps.

 P.s.: Will AmigaOS 4 run on existing PowerUP-hardware ? I think this
is a must-be, otherwise many users will feel traited ... (Is this the
right word ?)
 
 *At the moment no 8-( Anyone who has bought PPC accelerators
understands the drag the architecture has placed on those products. To
code an AmigaOS4 around that solution is to condemn it before it even
begins. The new AmigaOnes will be cheap enough and expandible, and
will be orders of magnitude faster than the existing products. It is
hard, but this is the first Amiga certified hardware in over five
years - the line has to be drawn somewhere, and this is it.
 
 *There is a possibility of a software compatability layer, but the
performance would most likely kill its usefulness compared to an
AmigaOne.
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hmg4ng.lha           docs/hyper  61K+AG about Metal Bands - V 4.0 NG
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wtdcwb.lha           game/2play  32K+A WorkBench 3 level type for WormsDC
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1. OS 4.x soll auf Servern eingesetzt werden. Speicherschutz mag man auf Desktops haben wollen oder nicht, auf Servern ist es schlicht ein Muss. Laut McEwen wird es Speicherschutz erst ab OS 4.2 geben, nach Planung Amiga Inc. sind das etwas über 12 Monate. Bis dahin wird niemand AmigaOS als Produktionsserver einsetzen, und auch wage ich das zu bezweifeln: Wer kann mir eine Firma nennen, die Server auf Basis von PowerPC-Prozessoren einsetzt?
2. AmigaOS 4.x wird nicht auf bestehender Hardware laufen. Das bedeutet, OS 4.x wird sich nur an diejenigen verkaufen, die sich einen AmigaOne kaufen. Viele "Altuser" werden bei ihren bisherigen Maschinen bleiben. Manche werden auf andere Plattformen umsteigen. Warum irgendjemand z.B. aus dem Linux- oder dem Windows-Lager einen AmigaOne kaufen sollte (auf dem neben OS 4.x und LinuxPPC nun wirklich gar nichts läuft), geht über meinen Horizont.
3. Die Leute, die sich ein SDK oder gar einen d´Amiga gekauft haben, wurden von Amiga Inc. voll im Regen stehengelassen. Auf absehbare Zeit ist AmigaDE bzw. das SDK in den Plänen von Amiga Inc. für PDAs, Set-Top-Boxen und Internet-Waschmaschinen vorgesehen. Die wenigen verbliebenen Programmierer, die danach gelechzt haben, für das AmigaDE Applikationen wie Textverarbeitungen, E-Mail-Programme und 3D-Spiele zu programmieren, dürfen jetzt entweder ihren x86er einmotten und per Salto rückwärts eine neue PPC-Hardware anschaffen, oder müssen noch ein paar Jahre warten, bis OS 4.x und AmigaDE vermählt werden.
4. Wer sich den AmigaOne anschafft, kann darauf AmigaOS 4.x oder LinuxPPC nutzen. Sollte Amiga Inc. mit den aktuellen Plänen scheitern, bleibt nur noch LinuxPPC. Dafür muß man dann eine Summe hinlegen, für die man lässig einen x86er PC bekommt, auf dem man neben dem besser unterstützten x86er Linux auch noch Windows, QNX, BeOS, AROS, WinUAE und ein gutes halbes Dutzend weiterer Betriebssysteme zur Auswahl hat.
5. Bis Amiga Inc. das eigene Versprechen einlösen kann, eine Betriebsumgebung zu bieten, die hardwareunabhängig vom Handy bis zum Server skaliert werden kann, werden nach Angaben von Mr. McEwen noch mindestens drei Jahre ins Land gehen. Ich werde jetzt nicht darüber spekulieren, inwieweit man dann noch davon träumen kann, in einen von Embedded Linux und Microsoft .NET dominierten Markt vorzustoßen. In diesem, vielleicht auch noch im nächsten Jahr hätte man mit den Fähigkeiten Skalierbarkeit und Binärkompatibilität vielleicht noch groß punkten können. Dummerweise bewegt sich die Konkurrenz in die gleiche Richtung, und wenn Microsoft erst einmal Fahrt aufgenommen hat, so zeigt die Geschichte, hilft alle überlegene Technik nicht mehr weiter.

• Commander-ImageFX - Customizable GUI for ImageFX
• GridLock - 2 player game Modem/NullModem/Ami-TCP
• HP3PS - PacificPage PS/PCL Mode Changer
• ImageFX - various loaders/scripts/etc.
• MSE - MIDI SYStem EXplorer - PatchEditor+MORE
• SamplerUtility - Disk imager for ProAudio Samplers
• TextToBraille - Text To Braille Conversion Utility
• TimeKeep - TimeClock Util for Clients-Projects-Invoices
• TimeKeepDev - TimeClock Util for Project Development
• TimeSpeak - Speaks current date or time

• SendStuff speichert nun auch die Einstellung des Send-Modus (copy oder move) in der Konfiguration ab.
• Bugfix: Verzeichnisse werden nun korrekt verschoben, keine Fehlermeldung mehr
• Verschachtelte Verzeichnisse werden nun korrekt kopiert oder verschoben

• IcoDT.lha - 13 kB - Datatype für .ICO Dateien
• CondenseIcon.lha - 5 kB - OS3.5 Tool, um .info Dateien kleiner zu machen
• ilbmdtPPC.lha - 10 kB - ilbm-Datatype für PPC (WarpUP)

Anzahl Viren    Stimmen    Prozent
    0-100          3          5%
  101-200          2          3%
  201-300          3          5%
  301-400          2          3%
  401-500          7         12%
  501-600          4          7%
  601-700          2          3%
  701-800         13         22%
  801-900          4          7%
   -> 900         18         31%

• Videolayer 1/2 Decoding
• Audiolayer I, II und III Decoding
• AC3 Audio Decoder
• Schnells Video & Audio Playback
• Intelligentes Frame-Skipping
• Overlay Unterstützung
• Fast C2P für AGA
• Routinen für direktes CGFX Videospeicher Zugriff
• Video scaling on both CGFX and AGA
• Unterstützung von VideoCDs · Unterstützung für PSX Movies und Audio

• Unterstützt QuickTime Movie (QT/MOV) und Video Formate für Windows (AVI)
• Unterstützt viele Audio und Video Codecs (Intel Indeo bis 5.0 wird unterstützt!)

• fixed bug in editor window that causes problems with ghosted buttons when correct number was entered
• fixed bug in editor window that causes program crashes
• new plugin ICQ for all countries (in unregistered version length of SMS is limited to 60 chars for that plugin)
• removed plugin for Czech Republic & Slovakia (D1cz)
• added new country - Moldova
• added about 450 networks/operators to the support list
• added plugin display priority list (check settings window)

• Einige Bugfixes (z.B. Multiview-Problem bei der Online-Hilfe)
• Move-Modus (man kann nun Files auch verschieben)
• Cyclegadget, um zwischen Copy und Move-Modus zu wechseln

Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2001 23:58:28 +0200
From: ELBOX support@elbox.com.pl
Subject: [Fwd: [Amiga-Mediator] Watch out: Insider's comments on G-Rex]

I am sending you a message delivered today to the Mediator news-list. 
You may find it interesting.

Darek Dulian
ELBOX COMPUTER

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [Amiga-Mediator] Watch out: Insider's comments on G-Rex
Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2001 23:00:40 +0200
From: ELBOX support@elbox.com
Reply-To: Amiga-Mediator@yahoogroups.com
Organization: ELBOX COMPUTER
To: Amiga-Mediator@yahoogroups.com, G-REX@yahoogroups.com

Hi,

We have received a number of inquiries about whether the 
SharkPPC G3/G4 card could be used in the G-REX busboard.

Here is the response to clear up these doubts:

The SharkPPC G3/G4 card is a PCI-standard card which
meets all the requirements of the PCI 2.2 specification. 
We are using PCI CPC710 bridge chips by IBM 
(http://www.chips.ibm.com/products/powerpc/chips/)
in SharkPPC cards.

Designing the Mediator busboard, we have foreseen mechanisms
to enable full use of the functions offered by the MPC710 
interface, which operates as the Mediator PCI  busarbiter. 
This required, firstly, implementing the full system for 
busmastering management in the PCI slots of Mediator 
and the full implementation of interruption system specified 
by the PCI standard.

The G-REX busboard design (called PREDATOR in some countries)
has been made available for some weeks now.
The G-REX design is based on the single-slot simplified bridge
designed only with the aim of supporting a graphic card;
this bridge was previously composed within the BVision card.
Applying this bridge in the G-REX busboard resulted in a number
of limitations. The most important of them are:

1. Complete lack of support for the busmastering (DMA)
   between PCI slots (the lines controlling busmastering - 
   GNT#, REQ# are not physically connected to the 2nd, 3rd, 
   4th and 5th G-REX slot).

   This makes the operation of PCI cards impossible, which 
   cannot use their mutual resources without overloading the 
   processor.  Therefore, the G-REX busboard is not capable 
   of offering what Elbox presented in the WOA2000 fair, where 
   a TV card in the PCI slot was writing as busmaster data to 
   Voodoo3 graphic card at full speed without intermediation 
   of the processor.

2. Lack of a parity control system (the PAR parity line
   is not physically connected to the control logics of the
   busboard).

   It means that many standard popular PCI cards will not run 
   in this busboard.

3. Reduction of the interruption system from 4 to 1 
   - the interruption lines (INTB#, INTC#, INTD#) are not 
   physically connected to PCI slots.

The processor card could be then installed only in the 1st
slot, the one to which GNT and REQ signals are connected
(which enable taking over controlling address/data buses).

However, as the G-REX busboard does not support (DMA)
busmastering between slots, co-operation of the PCI processor 
cards with any cards working in this mode is impossible.
All the currently produced TV, USB, FastEthernet and more
advanced music cards (e.g. Sound Blaster Live) work solely
in the busmastering mode.

These limitations in G-REX make installation of any advanced
processor cards in it useless and ineffective.

I am really embarrassed to read letters from people who 
-- having no idea about hardware -- give their opinions on
various products or designs.
Elbox is a company present in the electronics for many years.
Elbox employs high-standard engineers electronicians
and programmers.

We are not in the habit of commenting devices or software,
but here we make an exception, as the level of misinformation
in the ML like this one reached its critical level.

Best regards,
Darek Dulian
ELBOX COMPUTER, Support Department

For info, links, joining and unsubbing from this group see:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Amiga-Mediator
Please do not request the latest driver updates... ask elbox

Datum: DO, 29. März 2001 23:58:28 +0200
Von: ELBOX support@elbox.com.pl
Thema: [Fwd: [Amiga-Mediator] Watch out: Insider's comments on G-Rex]

Ich schicke Ihnen eine Meldung, die heute auf der Mediator News-Liste abgelegt wurde.
Vielleicht ist das von Interesse.

Darek Dulian
ELBOX COMPUTER

-------- Original Message --------
Thema: [Amiga-Mediator] Watch out: Insider's comments on G-Rex
Datum: DO, 29 März 2001 23:00:40 +0200
Von: ELBOX support@elbox.com
Antwort auf: Amiga-Mediator@yahoogroups.com
Organisation: ELBOX COMPUTER
An: Amiga-Mediator@yahoogroups.com, G-REX@yahoogroups.com

Hallo,

Uns hat eine Reihe von Anfragen darüber erreicht, ob die SharkPPC G3/G4 Karte
im G-REX-Busboard verwendet werden kann, oder nicht.

Hier ist die Antwort, die diese Zweifel aufklären soll:

Die SharkPPC G3/G3 Karte ist eine PCI-Standardkarte, welche
alle Anforderungen der PCI 2.2 Spezifikationen erfüllt.
Wir verwenen PCI CPC710 Brückenchips von IBM
(http://www.chips.ibm.com/products/powerpc/chips/)
auf den SharkPPC-Karten.

Bei der Gestaltung des Mediator Busboards haben wir Mechanismen
zur vollständigen Nutzung der Funktionen des MPC710-Interface,
welches als PCI-Buststeuerung des Mediator arbeitet, vorgesehen.
Dazu bedarf es zunächst der Implementierung des kompletten Systems
für das Busmastering-Management in den PCI-Slots des Mediator-Boards
und der vollständigen Implementierung des Interruptsystems, das
durch den PCI-Standard vorgegeben wird.

Das Design des G-REX Busboards (in manchen Ländern PREDIATOR genannt)
ist nun seit ein paar Wochen verfügbar.
Das G-REX-Design basiert auf dem vereinfachten Ein-Slot-Brücken-Design,
mit dem einzigen Ziel, eine Grafikkarte zu unterstützen; diese Brücke
war zuvor Teil der BVision-Karte. Diese Brücke für das G-REX-Busboard
zu verwenden, relsultiert in einer Reihe von Einschränkungen. Die
wichtigsten davon sind:

1. Vollständiges Fehlen der Unterstützung für das Busmastering (DMA)
   zwischen den PCI-Slots (die Leitungen für die Kontrolle
   des Busmastering - GNT#, REQ#, sind nicht physikalisch
   mit dem 2., 3., 4. und 5. G-REX-Slot verbunden).

   Das macht die Handhabung von PCI-Karten unmöglich, welche
   ihre gemeinsamen Resourcen nicht ohne Prozessorüberlastung
   nutzen können. Daher ist das G-REX-Busboard nicht in der Lage,
   das zu bieten, was Elbox auf der WOA2000 vorgestellt hatte,
   als eine TV-Karte im PCI-Slot als Busmaster Daten, mit
   voller Geschwindigkeit und ohne Vermittlung durch den
   Prozessor, in die Voodoo3-Grafikkarte schreib.

2. Fehlendes Parity-Kontrollsystem (die PAR Paritiy-Leitung
   ist nicht physikalisch mit der Kontroll-Logik des Busboards
   verbunden).

   Das bedeutet, das viele bekannte Standard-PCI-Karten in diesem
   Busboard nicht funktionieren werden.

3. Verkleinerung des Interruptsystems von 4 auf 1 -
   die Interruptleitungen (INTB#, INTC#, INTD#) sind
   nicht physikalisch mit den PCI-Slots verbunden.

Somit könnte die Prozessorkarte nur in den ersten Slot installiert
werden, der Slot, dessen GNT- und REQ-Signale verbunden sind
(was die Übernahme der Kontrolle für Adress- und Daten-Bus
ermöglicht).

Dennoch, da das G-REX-Busboard (DMA) Busmastering zwischen den Slots
nicht unterstützt, ist die Zusammenarbeit der PCI-Prozessor-Karten
mit irgendeiner anderen Karte, die in diesem Modus arbeitet,
unmöglich. Aller derzeit produzierten TV-, USB-, FastEthernet- und
modernere Musik-Karten (z.B. Sound Blaster Live) arbeiten ausschließlich
im Busmastering-Modus.

Diese Beschränkungen im G-REX, machen die Installation jeder modernen
Prozessor-Karte darauf nutzlos und uneffektiv.

Ich finde es wirklich befremdlich, Briefe von Leuten zu lesen, die
- ohne Ahnung von Hardware zu haben - Ihre Meinung über mancherlei
Produkte bzw. Designs kund tun.
Elbox ist eine Firma, die seit vielen Jahren mit Elektronik arbeitet.
Elbox beschäftigt hochwertige Ingenieure, Elektroniker und Programmierer.

Es gehört nicht zu unseren Gewohnheiten, Geräte oder Software zu kommentieren,
doch hier machen wir eine Ausnahme, weil der Grad der Fehlinformation auf der
ML in dieser Form seinen kritischen Punkt erreicht hatte.


Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Darek Dulian
ELBOX COMPUTER, Support Department

Für Info, Links, Beitreten oder Verlassen dieser Gruppe besuchen Sie bitte:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Amiga-Mediator
Bitte fragen Sie nicht nach den neuesten Treiber-Updates....., fragen Sie Elbox

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• Einige Fehler im Hauptprogramm bereinigt
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WarpPSDdt.lha        util/dtype  44K+Adobe Photoshop  datatype V44.1 (68k,War
ArgueGUIColl.lha     util/misc   53K+Argue GUI for SoftCinema, Moovid, Visage
ReqAttack_mgr.lha    util/misc    5K+RAPrefsMUI hungarian catalog

• Echtes Amiga-Menü
• Implementation der Menübefehle «Öffnen», «Schließen» und «Workbench verlassen ...»
• Preferences-Programm für Benutzer-Einstellungen, die sich sogar speichern lassen, (man beachte auch die simulierten BOOPSI-Elemente)
• Hintergrund-Muster für Fenster und Workbench
• Einstellbare Schriften, Schriftgrößen und -farben
• OS3.5 Icon-Dragging-Patch (für das Ziehen von mehreren Piktogrammen ohne die SHIFT-Taste)
• SolidWindows-Patch (kein Rahmen beim Ziehen oder Vergrößern von Fenstern, sondern diese werden sofort nachgezeichnet)
• PowerWindows-Patch (Teile von Fenstern können auch außerhalb des Sichtbereichs liegen)
• ClickToFront-Patch kann nun auch deaktiviert werden
• Transparenz beim Ziehen von Piktogrammen (ebenfalls einstellbar)

• Funktioniert in jedem Amiga mit Zorro-III-Slots, egal welche Turbo-/Prozessor-Karte im System installiert ist.
• Vier 32-Bit PCI-Slots, getacktet mit 33 MHz.
• Passt in jedes Tower-Gehäuse, funktioniert auch in A3000/4000-Desktops, wenn diese geöffnet sind.
• Funktioniert mit anderen Zorro-III-Karten, unterstützt AutoConfig (TM).
• Echte Transferraten zwischen Amiga und PCI-Karten - bis zu 12 MB/s.
• Echte Transferraten zwischen den PCI-Karten - bis zu 120 MB/s.
• Zusätzliche On-Board-Verbindung für das Netzteil.
• Professionell gestaltete Vier-Lagen-Druck-Schaltkreiskarte mit vergoldeten Kontakten - erfüllt die PCI-Standard-Spezifikationen.

• Treibern für die Voodoo3 Grafikkarte, entwickelt in enger Zusammenarbeit mit Hyperion und den Autoren von Picasso96. 2D-Treiber laufen auf P96-Systemen, 3D-Funktionen sind über Warp3D verfügbar.
• Treiber für eine Soundkarte und eine Netzwerkkarte.
• Ein völlig KOSTENLOSES Software-Entwicklersystem für Programmierer. Es müssen keine NDAs unterzeichnet und keine zusätzlichen Gebühren entrichtet werden - wir möchten "Prometheus" zur offensten PCI-Brücken-Lösung machen, was die Treiberentwicklung betrifft.
• Demo-Versionen der Spiele, welche die 3D-Funktionen der Voodoo3-Karte unterstützen: Heretic 2, Shogo.

• Payback! - Smell the burning rubber...
• Zoned! - Digital Art.
• Powered Up! - The latest on MorphOS.
• Netted! - The Eye-Surf.
• Bitmap Bonus! - Paging Mr. Montgomery...

• Optionale Mailvorauswahl vor dem Runterladen
• Neues Maillesefenster Design (SimpleHTML)
• Mails werden als 8 Bit Mime Mails versandt, falls der SMTP Server dies unterstützt
• Buttonbilder werden nicht jedesmal neu geladen
• SimpleMail User Galery wird unterstützt
• Bug Fixes und andere neue Kleinigkeiten

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              A   R E Q U E S T   F R O M   A M I G A 

   A M I G A   P R O F E S S I O N A L S   A S S O C I A T I O N

        A M I G A   L E G E N D S   A T   S T .   L O U I S 

        C H A N G E S   T O   F R E E   A M I G A   J O B S 

         J U N O   U S U R P S   Y O U R   C O M P U T E R 

      S C H A T Z T R U H E   G M B H   T O   G T I   G M B H 

       N A T I O N A L   A M I G A   I S   A L I V E   . . .

            . . .   B U T   W O N D E R   I S   G O N E

                A S I M W A R E   T O   I O M E G A 

           P A U L   N O L A N   O N L I N E   S T O R E

                 E L B O X   O N   M E D I A T O R

                  G R E X   I N F O R M A T I O N 

                A U T O   P D F   F O R   A M I G A

        D I G I   B O O S T E R   P R O   A D D   O N   C D 

      F O R M A L D I H Y D   2 . 2   I S   A N N O U N C E D

         N E W   V E R S I O N   P E R F E C T   P A I N T

    Y A C A S   -   M A T H   P R O G R A M   A V A I L A B L E 
 
Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:

 We're almost to the Amiga 2001 show in Saint Louis, USA, and all the
news that has been hinted at. It's hard to believe it could contain as
much earth shattering news as we'd all like, but we do expect some
significant announcements there. We hope a number of our readers can
join us at the show for whatever news will be revealed. 
 If you do make it to the show, please be sure to say "hi" if you get
the chance. We'll be there through the entire show, and hope to have a
chance to talk to many of you.
 In the meantime, there's lots of news in the Amiga community to bring
you with this issue. There seem to be changes everywhere, especially
in the software arena, and some interesting changes on the marketing
side of the community as well. This includes saying good-bye to yet
another long-time Amiga supporter.

THENDIC "SMARTBOY" THE ONE ... ?

 There has been a lot of talk on the Net lately about a German
manufacturer bringing out a PDA which uses Amiga DE. Looks like that
company may be Thendic. Here's part of a Thendic press release that
has shown up recently on some sites:

 "With the launch of SmartBoy Thendic will realise a quantum leap. The
b2b version is launched today, a consumer version will be ready for
distribution at the end of 2001. This product will be marketed under
the label of Amiga DE. Thendic secured the rights for this name
recently."
 
 Thendic`s other product CashBoy will be marketed aggressively in
2001. The CashBoy so far used in Spain, Netherlands, Austria, Turkey,
Brazil and Argentina will be distributed in Asia and USA"

 If this proves to be true, we'll be among those first in line to
purchase one - but only if (brace yourselves for this) it can
synchronize data with a (it really hurts to say this) Windows PC. Why
on earth would we want that? Because, truth be told, a PDA is of very
limited use to most people unless you can use it as an extension of
your business desk top computer. If it can't do that, it won't survive
long. 
 I suppose there may be a future for one that can link to Linux
computers or "Star Office", but it's not as likely at the present
time.
 Look at it this way - if it can sync with Windows machines, it
becomes one way to get Windows users to use something Amiga and maybe
learn about a better way to do computing. And if it can link to
Windows, then it can be made to link to your Amiga DE or Amiga Classic
desktop also, just as has been done with Palm Pilots.

LINK TO SUPPORT ST. LOUIS SHOW

 There's still some time to help promote the Amiga 2001 show in Saint
Louis if you have a web page and haven't already gotten "into the
act". This promises to be a show with very important annoucements for
the Amiga community, as we mentioned above .
 If you have an Amiga web page, you can help support the show, and
keep it growing. Clicking on the following link will download an
archive containing a jpeg and sample html code which you can add to
your page. These will establish a link to the show's web site, and
allow Amigans to easily get information on the show. You can see them
in action on the "Amiga Update" links page. Use this URL to download
the archive:

http://www.globaldialog.com/~amigaupdate/stl.lha

 Please consider adding this link to your web page, as a contribution
to the Amiga Community.
 Those of you involved with other key Amiga shows, please let us know
if you'd like "Amiga Update" to help you distribute similar archives
of links for your shows. We're here to support the Community.
 Brad Webb,
 Editor
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E-mail to the E-ditor:

12 March, 2001

 I was wondering if any of your readers might have a copy of the
colorgadget.library that came with MathVision? I own a legitimate copy
of the program but I deleted the library by mistake & have no backup.
I've tried on more than one occasion to contact the owners of the
MathVision website (www.olympus.net/personal/7seas/7seas.html), but
they never respond to my e-mails. I will happily supply my serial
number to anyone, proving that I own the program (if necessary). 

 Thanx in advance, 
 Jim 
~~~~~~
If anyone knows where Jim could get a legal copy of
colorgatdget.library, please contact us and we'll put him in touch
with you.
 Thanks,
 Brad

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21 Feb 2001 
Hi Brad!

 ADUG is a regional User Group, acting as an umbrella organisation and
is open to all members of the Amiga community who reside in Australia
or New Zealand (Australasia)

  -  hence the name Amiga Downunder

 I am Secretary of ADUG, and one of three Australian members of the
Amiga Advisory Council (AAC), and I have long admired your site as a
no-nonsense provider of Amiga news. Consequently, I would like to
direct my ADUG Members to your site for news of, and about, the Amiga
via a link on ADUG's News page (if that's alright by you), but I noted
your comment recently that as there is a paucity of such news, you may
not be publishing your newsletter so often.
 
 I hope this will not always be so, as I do believe that Bill and his
team are on the right track (both in their push with the Amiga DE and
their continued support of the Classic) and I certainly look forward
to your coverage of the St Louis Amiga Show at the end of March.
 
 The purpose of this email is to ask whether you could put something
about ADUG on Amiga Update which will direct people who live in
Australia and New Zealand to our site.
 
 Something like "For more detailed information about the Amiga and the
Amiga community in Australia and New Zealand, check ut Amiga Downunder
UG Inc, the regional User Group for those living `downunder." ...

  ... using "Amiga Downunder UG  Inc" as the link to
http://www.amigadownunder.org?

Check us out.  We'd be very grateful  :))

Best wishes
__
Basil Flinter
Secretary
 <== ADUG - bringing the Australasian Amiga community together ==>
              - the Amiga User Group for All Australasians -
~~~~~~
Basil,
 Thanks for writing - it's always a pleasure to hear from you, and
others who keep Amiga user groups running around the world for that
matter. I thought I'd run part of your letter, as you put your case in
the best words possible and your enthusiasm for the group clearly
shows.
 Readers who live in that part of the planet and who haven't checked
out ADUG owe it to themselves to do so. Help keep this great group
functioning and a strong part of the community.
 We've added an ADUG link to our "Amiga Update" archive site links
page, so those who stop by can find a quick way there.
 Brad
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            A   R E Q U E S T   F R O M   A M I G A 

30 Dec 2000

{Didn't see this until just recently. Those in non-English speaking
nations, please forward to any local Amiga clubs you can. Thanks!
Brad}

 If you are a member of an Amiga user group, please go to the
following link to sign your group up.

http://www.amigadev.net/index.php?sid=&subpage=usergroups

Also, can some of you please pass this post to non-English speaking
Amiga newsgroups, web sites,  and publications as well?

Sincerely,
--

Gary Peake
Director - Developer Relations and Support
Amiga Inc.
http://www.amigadev.net
http://www.amiga.com
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   A M I G A   P R O F E S S I O N A L S   A S S O C I A T I O N

26 February, 2001

 In just a few days the Amiga 2001 show will begin in St. Louis. It
will also herald the formation of the Amiga Professionals Association
(APA) - a group formed to serve ALL Amiga professionals; developers,
resellers, publishers and more.
 
 The first meeting of the APA will be hosted by Kermit Woodall and
will be Friday evening. The meeting is open to all current
professionals in the Amiga market. Topics discussed will include
mutual cooperation, the Amiga market and the Amiga itself! Other
topics are welcome as well.
 
 There are no admission fees for the meeting of course, and all
developers are strongly urged to be sure they attend. You won't want
to miss this meeting!

Full information on the Amiga 2001 show follows.

Kermit Woodall

Two day admission (Sat. & Sun.)............... $17 ($20 at door)
One day admission (Sat. or Sun.).............. $12 ($15 at door)
Banquet-Petro ROAST & Bill McEwen speaks...... $35 (advance only)

Class tickets sold at show.
Friday is the Developers Conference - Tickets at door.

Please mail your check or money order, in U.S. funds, for tickets to
Amiga2001 and the banquet Saturday evening to this address:

Amigan-St. Louis
c/o Amiga2001
P.O. Box 672
Bridgeton, MO 63044
U.S.A.

 For hotel reservations, call the Sheraton West Port - Chalet Hotel at
191 West Port Plaza Drive, in St. Louis, MO. at: 314-878-1500. You
must call between 8 am - 10:30 pm CST Monday thru Friday. Ask for the
reservation desk and tell them that you are going to Amiga2001 so that
you get your discount. If you call at any other hours or on weekends,
you will not be able to get ahold of the hotels reservation desk and
the people answering will not know about the Amiga2001 show. So please
call between 8 am - 10:30 pm CST, Monday - Friday.
 
 The web page http://www.amiga-stl.com is updated, and the prize page
is up. More will be added later, so stay tuned.

Best Regards,

Bob Scharp
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       A M I G A   L E G E N D S   A T   S T .   L O U I S 

24 Mar 2001 

Amigans,

 Yes, it's true. Not only is Dave Haynie attending the Amiga2001 show,
but now we learn that Leo Schwab another Amiga legend is also
attending Amiga2001.
 
 Leo Schwab and Dave Haynie are both legends in the Amiga community.
Let's all make them feel welcome.
 
 If you haven't made up you mind about attending Amiga2001, the
largest Amiga computer show in the Americas, now is the time to do so.
Don't miss this chance to meet some of the finest people in the
computer industry... Amigans.

Best Regards,
Bob

Best Regards,

Bob Scharp,
bscharp@icon-stl.net

Amigan-St. Louis
P.O. Box 672            
Bridgeton, MO 63044   
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         C H A N G E S   T O   F R E E   A M I G A   J O B S 

 Köln/Erkrath, Germany, 02-Mar-2001 - In April 2000 the team of
amiga-news.de and AMIGAplus founded "Free Amiga Jobs", the free online
employment agency for the Amiga market, filling over fifty jobs in all
fields since its birth and making new Amiga projects possible.
 
 On March 1st, 2001, we changed the strucure of Free Amiga Jobs.
Employers may now feed their jobs into the new, powerful databank
directly, while employees may search for an appropriate job offer
filling out several search criterias. Furthermore, this online job
agency is of course still free of charges for both employers and
employees.
 
 "Free Amiga Jobs" is located in the World Wide Web at
"http://www.amiga-news.de/cgi-bin/jobs-db.pl", but may also be
navigated to from the websites "http://www.amigaos.de" or
"http://www.amiga-news.de".
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        J U N O   U S U R P S   Y O U R   C O M P U T E R 

Opinion 
By Brad Webb

 The huge ISP company Juno has recently changed their Terms of Service
to include conditions that should cause most computer users to think
several times before signing up with them. Here's an excerpt from the
actual terms of their agreement:
 
 2.5. You expressly permit and authorize Juno to 

 (i) download to your computer one or more pieces of software (the
"Computational Software") designed to perform computations, which may
be unrelated to the operation of the Service, on behalf of Juno (or on
behalf of such third parties as may be authorized by Juno, subject to
the Privacy Statement),
 
 (ii) run the Computational Software on your computer to perform and
store the results of such computations, and
 
 (iii) upload such results to Juno's central computers during a
subsequent connection, whether initiated by you in the course of using
the Service or by the Computational Software as further described
below ... you agree not to take any action to disable or interfere
with the operation of ... any component of the Computational Software.
 
 You agree that, as between you and Juno, you shall be responsible for
any costs or expenses resulting from the continuous operation of your
computer, including without limitation any associated charges for
electricity, and that you shall have sole responsibility for any
maintenance or technical issues that might result from such continuous
operation.
 
 You agree that, as between you and Juno, Juno shall have sole rights
to the results of any computations performed by the Computational
Software, including without limitation any revenues or intellectual
property generated directly or indirectly as a result of such
computations, without further compensation to you. ...[Y]ou expressly
permit and authorize Juno to initiate a telephone connection from your
computer to Juno's central computers using a dial-in telephone number
you have previously selected for accessing the Service ... you agree
that, as between you and Juno, you shall be responsible for any costs
and expenses (including without limitation any applicable telephone
charges) resulting from the foregoing ... You agree that you will not
attempt to reverse engineer any such software, data, or other
materials or transfer or disclose any such software, data, or other
materials, or the results of any such computations, to any third
party.
 
 You acknowledge that your compliance with the requirements of this
Section 2.5 may be considered by Juno to be an inseparable part of the
Service, and that any interference with the operation of the
Computational Software (including, but not limited to, any failure to
leave your computer turned on at all times) may result in termination
or limitation of your use of the Service.
 
 
 All these words boil can be summarized in a few disturbing points.
First, you allow Juno to use your computer for whatever it wishes,
whenever it wishes to use it. You are not allowed to discover what
Juno is doing with your computer. You have to leave your computer
powered up and accessible at all times in case Juno wants to use it.
You pay to have the results of their use sent to them by e-mail. If
anything happens to your computer along the way, that's no concern of
theirs and you can do nothing about it.
 The only good we can find in this at "Amiga Update" is to assume
there may be a laugh or two at Juno's expense the first time they try
to run anything on an Amiga. We bet they have no idea what one is, and
if we're lucky maybe they don't even allow Amigas to connect. Even if
they do, we don't think we'd be interested in taking the risk.
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      S C H A T Z T R U H E   G M B H   T O   G T I   G M B H 

Waldshut-Tiengen/Essen, 26th February 2001

 GTI Grenville Trading International GmbH has been active as
distributor for Amiga software since 1987 and supplies a worldwide
network of dealers. Stefan Ossowski's Schatztruhe Gesellschaft für
Software mbH has been one of the leading publishers of Amiga
productivity software for over than 13 years. The two companies have
co-operated closely and successfully since 1994 and have contributed
to the lasting establishment of the CD-Rom medium within the Amiga
software market.
 
 With effect from 1st March 2001, both companies have agreed to
intensify their co-operation further, with GTI Gmbh taking over the
operating business of Schatztruhe GmbH. All publishing activities of
Schatzruhe will be re-located to Waldshut-Tiengen and continued in
undiminished scale as a business division of GTI GmbH.
 
 The change will be handled as simply as possible for customers,
suppliers, and other business partners of Schatztruhe GmbH, only
contact information being changed to the following as from the 1st
March 2001 :

Schatztruhe
GTI Grenville Trading International GmbH
Weihergasse 5
79761 Waldshut-Tiengen
Germany

Telephon:
Telephon: +49-(0)700 - 70 60 50 40
Telefax : +49-(0)201 - 426 00 00

Internet:
   amiga@schatztruhe.de (General Enquiries & Orders)
   support@schatztruhe.de (Technical Support)

http://www.schatztruhe.de/


 Schatztruhe will continue to publish high-quality Amiga software at
attractive prices. A number of new products are already in preparation
for 2001.
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       N A T I O N A L   A M I G A   I S   A L I V E   . . .

28 February, 2001

 National Amiga has not gone bankrupt, has not been bought out by a PC
chain, and has not been abducted by aliens. There have been rumours
floating around for quite some time that National Amiga had bitten the
dust as far as Amiga retail was concerned. Simply not true! The
website has had intermittent connectivity due to a combination of site
upgrades, hardware shuffles, and problems with the broadband internet
provider. The latest incarnation of the website should be up shortly
at www.nationalamiga.com... at the present time it is sub-beta and
still very much under development, but the contact information on the
page is still the same. You see "Archtech Computers" on the banner...
Arch Computer Technology has been the parent company of National Amiga
for many, many years. Similarly, they've been doing multiplatform
retail and service for a very long time. That hasn't changed!
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            . . .   B U T   W O N D E R   I S   G O N E

Press Release - February 23, 2001

 Magma Communications steps in to provide Internet access and email to
 clients of Wonder.ca
 
 Ottawa, Ontario, February 23, 2001 - Magma Communications Ltd. today
announced that it has agreed to provide Internet access and hosting
services to the customer base of Wonder.ca - an Internet division of
Wonder Computers. Wonder Computers ceased business operations
yesterday. {Wonder Computers had been a long-time Amiga supplier.
Brad}
 
 The arrangement will ensure that Wonder.ca's 750 customers continue
to receive Internet services. Magma has agreed to honor Wonder.ca's
existing client arrangements.
 
 "Magma is a recognized leader in the Ottawa and Canadian Internet
communities," said AJ. Byers, Magma's Chief Operating Officer. "Magma
felt a responsibility to step in and help make sure that people
weren't left without their Internet and email access."
 
 "Within an hour of learning Wonder was going to cease operations,
Magma had determined that it would act to ensure that Wonder.ca's
customers would have continued access to the Internet and email
through Magma," stated Mr. Byers.
 
 Wonder.ca clients are encouraged to call Magma's customer service
group at (613) 228-3565 to re-activate their accounts. Magma's
technical staff is working around the clock with various Internet
organizations to ensure that there is minimal disruption to
Wonder.ca's clients.
 
 Magma Communications is Ottawa's leading full-service Internet
Company and employs over 140 people. Founded in 1995, Magma is a
privately owned firm that specializes in providing reliable, High
Speed Internet service throughout Ontario and Quebec. Services include
residential and corporate Internet access, custom web solutions, and a
full range of website and server hosting services. Visit: www.magma.ca
for more details or contact AJ Byers at (613) 228-3565.
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               A S I M W A R E   T O   I O M E G A 

 ROY, Utah, March 1, 2001 - Iomega Corporation (NYSE: IOM), a global
leader in data management solutions, today announced that it has
acquired the software product line of Asimware Innovations Inc., a
Canadian developer of CD-RW software technology, as an investment in
Iomega's rapidly growing software solutions business.
 
 "We're pleased to announce this acquisition, which builds additional
core competencies in software needed for the next stage of growth at
Iomega," said Bruce Albertson, president and chief executive officer,
Iomega Corporation. "This acquisition is expected to make tangible
contributions to our software and CD-RW product lines this year."
 
 Under the agreement, the Asimware software engineering team will
immediately join Iomega's software division. In the fourth quarter of
2001, Iomega expects to introduce full-featured optical drive software
which includes a unique "skins" technology that enables users to
customize the look and feel of their software.
 
 "Iomega's strategy is to build a broad software business that
supports our existing hardware platforms and generates new stand-alone
retail software products," said Germaine Ward, senior vice president,
software and e-business, Iomega Corporation. "The addition of Asimware
technology and programming expertise fits perfectly into that
strategy. By combining our software competencies, our aim is to create
distinct competitive advantages in our already successful CD-RW
product line as well as contribute new products to our newly developed
portfolio of software products for sale."
 
 Iomega expects to offer new software using Asimware technology in
future CD-RW software bundles that will be available in the retail
channel. Iomega's current CD-RW software bundles include Roxio, Inc.'s
Easy CD CreatorTM and DirectCDTM software for Windows® PCs, and
ToastTM software for Macintosh® computers.
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        P A U L   N O L A N   O N L I N E   S T O R E

 San Diego, CA.-March 20, 2001- Paul Nolan Software Inc. is pleased to
announce the launch of the Photogenics eStore,
http://photogenics.beyond.com, and the official launch of Photogenics
5.0 for the Amiga, and for the first time, Linux and Windows.
Photogenics 5.0 is now available for immediate purchase and download
via Beyond.com's electronic software delivery technology.
 
 "Our top priority is to provide our customers with an outstanding
online purchasing experience, which means making it easier for them to
find, buy and receive our products," said Paul Nolan, CEO of Paul
Nolan Software. "Beyond.com's expertise in e-commerce, merchandising,
marketing, and customer service made them the right choice to build
and manage our online store."
 
 For those unfamiliar with the product, Photogenics is an exciting new
graphics package, delivering unprecedented levels of creativity,
freedom, and flexibility. For a full list of features, please visit
the links below.
 
 For existing users of Photogenics 4.x, a free upgrade to the Amiga
version of 5.0 is available for download. Customers wishing to
cross-grade from the Amiga version of Photogenics to the Linux or
Windows version may do so at a discounted price for a limited time by
following the links below:
 
Amiga to Windows cross-grade:

http://photogenics.beyond.com/AF78328-xgrade/Product/
0,1057,3-22-SN107521,00.
html

Amiga to Linux cross-grade

http://photogenics.beyond.com/AF78328-xgrade/Product/
0,1057,3-22-BD70329,00.html

Additional Links:

Photogenics eStore: http://photogenics.beyond.com
Paul Nolan Software Inc.: http://www.PaulNolan.com
Beyond.com: http://www.beyond.com
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                 E L B O X   O N   M E D I A T O R

16 March, 2001

After six months of continuous distribution of Mediator PCI it must
be admitted that Mediator PCI has appeared to be a real hit
on Amiga market. Huge and still increasing number of Mediator users
have an opportunity to appreciate how significantly the
possibilities of the computer have grown due to introduction
of PCI standard cards to Amiga.

Our next step, which is about to take place, is to allow Mediator's
users to extend the computer with the new excellent turbo card
fitted to Mediator PCI busboard - SharkPPC G3/G4.

Those who fail to accept this marvellous product with respect
that should undoubtedly be given concerning its design, try
to underestimate its unquestionable worth by spreading not
true rumour about Mediator. In order to make this situation
clear we feel obliged to answer to this rumour.

Rumour: If your jumper is set on 8MB and you have 'vertical lines'
        trashing on the screen, you may have a buggy board.

No, it is not the true.
The fact of appearing 'vertical lines' on the screen is definitely
not the result of any fault of Mediator's board.
The presence of 'vertical line' is the result of the hardware
protection, which was installed in Mediator's busboards.

In order to avoid 'vertical lines' it is enough to set the
'memory window' jumper to 4 MB according to Mediator User's Manual.

The hardware protection was designed to enable the sell
of commercial software for Mediator's busboard secured by
the hardware key, which was supposed to be available together
with that software.
After the negotiations on WOA 2000 we have changed our plans
as far as the distribution of the graphic drivers with full
hardware acceleration implemented is concerned.
As a result of this decision the protection had been removed
from the Mediators that are being sold after the 13th
December 2000.

We do not plan to offer the upgrade of the MACH chip in which
the protection is placed, as in the forthcoming days we are going
to release the software for the Mediator which enables the reaching
of full busboard's performance independently of the 'memory window'
jumper's setting.

Joanna Mildner
ELBOX COMPUTER, Press Department

ELBOX COMPUTER
http://www.elbox.com
Krakow, 16 March 2001
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                  G R E X   I N F O R M A T I O N 

18 March, 2001

 The G-REX PCI board by DCE offers 5 PCI slots that are PCI 2.1
compatible. This allows supported standard PCI graphic cards to be
use. The picture to the left is the mid-stage prototype, the release
version will have 5 PCI-2.1 compliant slots available. A quick
overview:
 
 o Extremely fast PCI-Bridge-Design
 o Linear memory without bank-switching
 o Programmable via developer API using the pci library in flash-rom
 o Multi-monitor support with up to 4 graphics cards
 o Power connectors for both AT and ATX
 o DMA support for fast networking- und USB-card support

http://www.vgr.com/grex/
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                A U T O   P D F   F O R   A M I G A

{The following item was spotted on the Czech Amiga News site recently.
http://www.realdreams.cz/AMIGA/index.html Brad}

23 March, 2001

 A statement from Martina Kramer: "Macintosh has a program called
Distiller. This program converts postscript files in a certain source
directory to PDF files in an output directory. We (Amiga) have
Ghostscript to create PDF files. AutoPDF uses Ghostscript to convert
postscript files into PDF files. The nice thing about AutoPDF is that
it will monitor a given directory untill files (or just one) are
copied into it, then it will convert the file to a PDF file placing it
(and the original file) into a given destination directory. Just run
AutoPDF in the background and it will convert any postscript file
placed in the source directory automatically. However, since creating
a PDF file with Ghostscript eats up most of your processor time,
conversion will only start after 'activating' the AutoPDF window.
 
 The program has been uploaded to Aminet, but if you want to try it
NOW... Hope it is as helpfull for you as it is for us..."
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       D I G I   B O O S T E R   P R O   A D D   O N   C D 

3 March, 2001

 Today we are releasing the Digi Booster Pro Add On CD-ROM. The CD is
a collection of high quality samples, modules and programs for Amiga
computers. It was designed for everyone busy with making any kind of
music. Digi Booster Pro is the main program for use with this
collection. It can edit and play all the samples, modles, mp3's found
on this CD. {This short item didn't give information on obtaining the
CD. Contact Amiga dealers for more information. Brad}
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      F O R M A L D I H Y D   2 . 2   I S   A N N O U N C E D

10 March, 2001

 FormAldiHyd is a driver intended for the Aldi/Medion/Tevion MD 9310
graphic tablet and WacomIV compatible tablets. I bought a MD 9310 in
summer 2000, but have been too lazy to write a driver until November
2000. German speaking people are proposed to spell the name of this
software as "From-Aldi-Hütt'" ;)
 
 This program has been out some time now and has proven to be stable.

It works with:
- AipTek HyperPen 6000 (maybe other boards aswell, still unconfirmed).
- Aldi/Medion MD 9310 and Aldi/Tevion LT 9310.
- Wacom IV compatible (PenPartner etc.) (experimental)
- Sumagraphics compatible boards (unconfirmed).

 Starting with V2.2 it finally works with MFC and IOBlix serial ports!
 
 This is probably the only tablet driver that correctly works with all
known (MUI) applications and at the same time has full pressure
support.
 
 Some portions of the code have been ported from the xf86HyperPen.c
source by Roland Jansen <roland@lut.rwth-aachen.de> and Christian
Herzog <daduke@dataway.ch>, who has taken over development of
xf86HyperPen.c.
 
 The experimental WacomIV support has been ported from the xf86Wacom.c
source by Frederic Lepied <Fredric.Lepied@sugix.frmug.org>.

Short list of features:

 - Comes both as CLI-only/WB (no GUI) and MUI version.
 
 - Works with Tevion MD 9310 and AipTek HyperPen 6000. Probably works
with other boards aswell (SummaGraphics compatible?).
 
 - Can be run either in 9600 or 19200 baud mode.
 
 - Supports pressure, which can be scaled to your requirements (e.g.
with ArtEffect).
 
 - Versatile support of the functions keys at top of the tablet.
 
 - Can play sounds on button presses to make clicks audible.
 
 - Supports a threshold value for the left mouse button.
 
 - Middle and right mouse button can be swapped for stylus.
 
 - Mouse and Stylus can use different active areas.
 
 - Mouse can be used in relative mode. A mode for left handed people
is also available.
 
 - Automatic detection of stylus and mouse.
 
 - Tablet orientation can be changed by swapping x and y coordinates.
 
 - Lots of different resolution can be chosen (up to 3048 LPI!).
 
 - Fully compatible with MUI applications.
 
 - Even works with low level software that reads the input events
directly (Cinema4D, MagicMenu, etc.)
 
Usage 
~~~~~ 

There are two different programs for you to choose:
 
 FormAldiHyd - tablet driver with MUI interface (interactive) Formalin
- CLI only/Workbench version (argument/ToolTypes driven)
 
Pressure support ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 

 Now this is a sad story. I've done everything the AutoDocs say, but
neither TVPaint, XIPaint nor Photogenics 2 seem to support the
Intuition NEWTABLET messages and therefore readout the pressure value.
ArtEffect however, supports it in various ways (try out 'Tablet:
Intuos' or 'Accupoint').

 Please send me an email if you use this program. Thanks to those who
have done so already.

Future
~~~~~~
Here's a list of stuff that is planned for the next releases:

 - Gamma corrected pressure instead of linear scaling?
 
 - Adding some functionality to the middle mouse button.
 
 - Try out if old OS 2.x TABLET messages might help for other
applications pressure support.
 
 - tablet.library emulation for DPaint pressure support? If anyone has
docs on this library, please send them it!

Contact address
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Any mail, comments or donations welcome:

Chris Hodges                    Account: 359 68 63
Kennedystr. 8                   BLZ    : 700 530 70
D-82178 Puchheim                Bank   : Sparkasse Fürstenfeldbruck
Germany
Tel.: +49-89/8005856            WWW: http://www.platon42.de/
Email: hodges@in.tum.de         IRC: platon42 on EfNet
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           N E W   V E R S I O N   P E R F E C T   P A I N T

 What's New ? V2.5 - March 2001

 Add AppIcon
     
 - Drop one file, Pfpaint will ask you if you want to load the file as
a picture, brush or anim.
 
 - Drop several files, and PfPaint will create an anim.
 
 Improve Undo:
 
 - Entirely Rewritten
 
 - add a Real Redo
 
 - Add Prefs
 
 little bug corrected with 'Adjust levels'
 
 Last Jpeg.library is used.
 
 bug fix with effectbrush and picasso96
 
 Improve Edit mask: 'Pick color' now have tolerance.
 
 New Arrex Commands

          pp_GetCurrentFrame
          pp_GetCurrentBuffer
          pp_GetCurrentBrush

          pp_FindEmptyBuffer
          pp_FindEmptyBrush

          pp_SetBuffer
          pp_ClearCurrentBuffer

          pp_AnimGui

 You can have ten buffers, each buffer can have a picture or an anim,
with different depth.
 
 Improve Scaling anim picture, and scaling anim window
 
 Improve animation storage: RAM or HD (you can also select a path for
the storage.)

http://gothic.fr.free.fr/amiga/new.html
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     Y A C A S   -   M A T H   P R O G R A M   A V A I L A B L E 

22 March, 2001

 Math program like MatLab, v1.0.45 -MorphOS- Author: Fr3dY
(fr3dy@retemail.es) Uploader: Fr3dY (fr3dy@retemail.es) Type:
misc/math Yacas (Yet Another Computer Algebra System) is a small and
highly flexible general-purpose computer algebra language. The syntax
uses a infix-operator grammar parser. The distribution contains a
small library of mathematical functions, but its real strength is in
the language in which you can easily write your own symbolic
manipulation algorithms. Fr3dY

http://www.morphos.de/meanmachine/files/Fr3dY/yacas-mos1045.readme
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• This is a rather small update, compared to what is actually operational (or partially operational) in my latest unreleased version, which will probably never be publically released, as a complete rewrite is in progress
• Instant Messages are now sent to the server in V4 format. (shouldn't even be a noticeable change)
• System login to Server now uses Version 4.1 protocol, this means that the password is now sent using a new protocol which encodes the password before being sent to the server (using an MD5 Hashing scheme), therefore increasing the security during system login.

DopJoin.lha          biz/dopus    3K+Join files with DirectoryOpus 4.xx. V1.0
Babelfish.lha        comm/irc     3K+Use babelfish from AmIRC/Shell
GoPortscan.lha       comm/net    93K+V0.1 TCP Portscanner with MUI interface
TaskiSMS_PL.lha      comm/tcp   180K+Polish catalog & documentation for Taski
ApacheMI.lha         comm/www    79K+GlowIcons for Apache Servers
showurl.lha          comm/www    19K+Showurl (program for shell to show url i
srh-vis.lha          demo/ecs   192K+SRH - Vision - **
Syn_darkeye.exe      demo/ecs    59K+Synabytes DaRKeYE **
srh-2day.lha         demo/intro 139K+SRH 2-Day Intro **
srh_love.lha         demo/intro  11K+Social Disease BBS **
syn_sg.lha           demo/intro  52K+Synabytes Sysop Greetro **
Syn_xatari.exe       demo/intro 136K+Synabytes Ex-Atari **
obligement25.lha     demo/mag   729K+Obligement #25 - Famous FRENCH fanzine !
SCL_MS2001Inv.lha    demo/mag   314K+Secretly! - MS2001 Party Invitation
up-ep007.lha         demo/sound 1.6M+UP ROUGH "Another Day EP" feat. Skope
STRPortLib.lha       dev/basic    5K+STRPortLib V1.2  BB2 hardware commands
FD2Pragma.lha        dev/misc   139K+V2.122 create pragma, inline, ... files
GNGrabber1.0PL.lha   docs/help   11K+Polish Locale for GiambyNetGrabber 1.0
T1Engine2.0PL.lha    docs/help   13K+Polish Locale for Type1Engine2.0
Virus_CheckerP.lha   docs/help   11K+Polish Locale for Virus_CheckerII v1.1
Fireball_4a.lha      docs/mags  757K+German Entertainment Magazine
Fireball_4b.lha      docs/mags  597K+German Entertainment Magazine
PaybackDemo.lha      game/actio 2.9M+Payback playable demo (Updated)
PaybackDemoUp2.lha   game/actio 659K+Updates the Payback demo to latest versi
PaybackUpdate2.lha   game/actio 982K+Updates Payback to the latest version
Rattlesnake.lha      game/actio 674K+Beat-em-up game.
ChaosLite.lha        game/board 5.7M+World's Best Board Game! 1-8 players! Fa
AOG_15.lha           game/data  3.7M+Abode of Golgotha - Addon for Heretic II
dynSP_Style.lha      game/data   89K+SouthPark Style for dynAMIte
Hd_Lion_V_M.lha      game/patch  61K+Install_H_D_Virtual_Disk
jst.lha              game/patch 180K+JOTD Startup *FREEWARE* for HD Installs 
ruffhd.lha           game/patch  25K+HD Installer & Fix for Ruff'n'Tumble V1.
zouthd.lha           game/patch  58K+HD Installer & Fix for Z-Out V2.0
GLsokoban.lha        game/think 248K+Sokoban3D in MiniGL (PPC WarpOS Warp3D)
Win95Map_s.lha       hard/drivr   5K+Keymap for Finnish/Swedish Win95 keyboar
ps2m.lha             hard/hack   10K+Ultimate Amiga PS/2 Wheel Mouse Controll
Bastards_intro.lha   mods/misc   20K+Custom module from "Bastards" intro
EnglandChamp.lha     mods/misc   50K+Custom module from "England Championship
HQC_intro.lha        mods/misc   23K+Custom module from "High Quality Crackin
VirusKillerV2.lha    mods/misc   29K+Custom module from "VirusKiller V2.0 Pro
id3taglibgui.lha     mus/edit    79K+MPEG Audio ID3Tag (V1.x and V2.x) Editor
EP_StevBarrett.lha   mus/play     5K+EaglePlayer "Steve Barrett" external rep
comic.lha            pix/art    190K+Comic.pic
BAM_GIcons.lha       pix/gicon   96K+Some OS 3.5/3.9 GlowIcons
AP13Recto.jpg        pix/misc   260K+AMiGa=PoWeR N 12 Cover Recto
AP13Verso.jpg        pix/misc    93K+AMiGa=PoWeR N 13 Cover Verso
SpookyTheme.lha      pix/misc   501K+Spooky theme for NewInstaller
a1200raytrcd.jpg     pix/trace   97K+RayTraced pic of Amiga 1200 
ALEM_0025.lha        text/dtp   212K+ALEM's ZIPdisk template for Wordworth7
AutoPDF.lha          text/misc   18K+AutoPDF - Convert postscript files to pd
HP_Deskjet670C.lha   text/print  43K+Deskjet 670C/680C/690C Driver V40.24
HP_Deskjet870C.lha   text/print  41K+Deskjet 8x0C/9x0C Driver for WB V40.14
Next3.01.lha         text/show   83K+Viewer for text/guides/html/datatypes
ilbmdtPPC.lha        util/dtype   7K+Ilbmdt for the PPC, running WarpUP (45.1
wavdt41.lha          util/dtype  17K+Datatype for wave sounds 68k+WOS (41.10)
ra.lha               util/libs   78K+RA Remote Access Library (load files int
Type1Engine.lha      util/libs  493K+PostScript Type1 font engine V3.1
BAMReqAttack_e.lha   util/misc   24K+Images and Prefs-file for ReqAttack, OS 
BAMReqAttack_g.lha   util/misc   24K+Images and Prefs-file for ReqAttack, OS 
Draco060-RW.lha      util/moni    1K+SysSpeed Module - Draco060 reworked
SysInfo.lha          util/moni   50K+Gives comprehensive system information
Anno1.20.lha         util/time   23K+Reminder and calendar utility
SetDST.lha           util/time   62K+Adjusts time for Daylight Saving Time

• Now have "direct" mode of JIT working thanks to patches from Bernd Roesch, but this (currently) requires WinUAE to be compiled under VisualC++ instead of GCC/MinGW32, which thus breaks the bsdsocket.library emulation.
• Now have virtual Picasso96 screens (Bernd Roesch)
• Merged in many changes from 0.8.16 core UAE tree (Bernd Schmidt). Note: This breaks AGA sprites completely.
• Investigating DirectSound vs. WaveOut APIs for audio output, due to SB-Live! issues.
• Support for multiple mice being added, thanks to patches from Andreas.
• Fixed old floppy-disk writing bugs (Toni Wilen).
• Removed NT4 support.
• Removed 24-bit pixels support.
• gzip.dll support for handling .adz files (no console window popping up anymore)
• MIDI input support (Bernd Roesch)
• New serial-port emulation (Bernd Roesch)
• Cleaning up source-tree in preparation for release.

• ApacheMI - filetype images für den ApacheServer
• AudioMI - eine Toolbar für die neueste Version von AudioMaster 2k
• CoolMI - ein MI Skin für CoolCALC
• EvenMI - eine GlowIcons Toolbar für EvenMore
• FlagsMI - eine Sammlung von Flaggen für die Input und LocalPrefs von AmigaOS 3.9
• PfPaintMI - ein Icon Set für PerfectPaint
• QuadraMI - ein Toolbar Set für DirectoryOpusMagellan basierend auf AppMI
• ReqMI - Icons, Buttons, Images and Anims für ReqAttack
• ShowMI - ein Image Set für ShowGUI
• WB2000MI - eine Image Sammlung für Workbench2000
• WorkOnMI - ein Toolbar Image Set für WorkOn

• Kleinanzeigen: Immer aktuell, jeden Tag neue Einträge und nicht nur Amiga-Produkte. Kleinanzeigen aufgeben auch in anderen Rubriken möglich, mit Suchfunktion.
• Chat: Accd-Chatroom für alle, die sich gerne über Amiga unterhalten wollen.
• Frage und Antwort: Hilfe bei Hard- und Software-Problemen.
• Linkliste: In die ´Top 10´ der Homepages aufgenommen werden.
• Und und und ... wir knüpfen Kontakte.

• Powerplay (353 Testergebnisse, 229 Testberichte, 38 Werbeanzeigen, 162 Cover)
• ASM (72 Testergebnisse, 63 Testberichte, 89 Cover)
• Videogames (59 Cover, 73 Testberichte)
• Amiga Joker (61 Cover)

• UAE-Corner - Neue Emulations-Rubrik!
• Viren-Report 2001 - Wie sicher ist Ihr Amiga?
• PureBasic 2 Testbericht - Back to basics?
• Videospecial - Ansteuerung von Monitorwänden
• Testbericht Payback - Jetzt ist Zahltag!
• und vieles mehr

YAM22src.lha         comm/mail  419K+MUI Internet mailer V2.2 (source code)
up-rulez.lha         demo/intro  18K+UP ROUGH "Ink" released at Floppy 2001
BlitzLstFeb01.lha    dev/basic   27K+Blitz mailing list archives for February
amigatalk1.7.lha     dev/lang   612K+V1.7 of AmigaTalk (Smalltalk GUI)
BattleDuel1.7P.lha   docs/help   14K+Polish Locale for BattleDuel1.7
obvious.lha          game/data  101K+DynAMIte style with obvious colors
PfPaint_V251.lha     gfx/edit   433K+Paint,Anim from 1 to 24bits (update)
a500ide.lha          hard/hack  272K+Connect IDE HDD or CDROM to A500 V1.5
zab-intruder.lha     mods/hardc 1.3M+DBM 8ch -> Zabba <- gabba 220bpm
zab-pilana.lha       mods/hardc 1.8M+DBM 8ch -> Zabba <- gabba 226bpm
mp32html.lha         mus/misc    57K+V2.93 - Converts MP3 directory to HTML.
TinyGICollectn.lha   pix/gicon   49K+GlowIcons - size doesn't matter ;-)
STNexus.jpg          pix/misc    26K+STNexus.jpg - Image Engineer Creation
CoolOS3.jpg          pix/wb     106K+Stylish WB-pic made with Perfect Paint!
MyNotes.lha          text/edit   31K+A simple MUI based QuickNote clone
DeTar.lha            util/arc    48K+DeTar for Amiga (68000/030) V1.3, incl. 
akPNG-dt.lha         util/dtype 230K+AkPNG-dt V44.96 (PNG, 68000-060, PPC/MOS
akPNG-PPC.lha        util/dtype  80K+AkPNG-dt PPC plugin V44.96
WarpBMPdt.lha        util/dtype  45K+Windows BMP datatype V44.4 (68k,WarpOS,M
WarpDTPrefs.lha      util/dtype  23K+WarpDT preferences program V44.2
WarpJPEGdt.lha       util/dtype 109K+JFIF-JPEG datatype V44.18 (68k,WarpOS,Mo
WarpPNGdt.lha        util/dtype 136K+PNG image datatype V44.13 (68k,WarpOS,Mo
extralib.lha         util/libs  183K+Dynamic buffer system, CRC, text, memory
afilter.lha          util/misc   87K+Flexible filetype processor and ripper
ReqAttack.lha        util/misc  628K+Best, configurable requesters for Amiga
ReqAttackUpd.lha     util/misc   90K+RAPrefsMUI1.72, ReqAttack1.51 - ANOTHER 
VersionWB.lha        util/sys    39K+V2.16 AmigaDos Version replacement.

• NEUER EINTRAG und BILD Vidi Amiga 12RT (Dank an Anthony Barbati)
• UPDATE Surf Squirrel (Dank an Simon West)
• NEUER EINTRAG und BILD Super VGAMI (Dank an ZahnCreme)
• HERSTELLER Slingshot (Dank an Russ Norrby)
• NEUER EINTRAG Deb 2000 (Dank an Russ Norrby)
• NEUER MYSTERY ITEM #8 (Dank an Wolf)
• GROSSES UPDATE Inmate (Dank an Pieter Smit)
• NEUES BILD A1000 Motherboard (Dank an Leslie Ayling)
• UPDATE PARalizer (Dank an Artur Gadawski)
• NEUES BILD SpeedCOM (Dank an Artur Gadawski)
• NEW CLUE ITEM #7 (Dank an Jan Dwornizky)
• NEW CLUE ITEM #6 (Dank an Jason Monk)

1. Völlig neues (hoffentlich besseres) Design.
2. Leichtere Bedienbarkeit und Navigation.
3. Der Schwerpunkt der Seiten liegt nun ausschließlich auf dem Bereich "Software", sowohl für Classic Amigas als auch für das neue AmigaDE und für Java.
4. Die Seiten wurden komplett ins Englische übersetzt.
5. Es gibt nun eine eigene StarGATE-Domain.

• 10 mal Art Effect
• 10 mal Amiga Writer
• 1 mal Jahres-Abonnement der AMIGAplus
• 1 mal Jahres-Abonnement der AMIGAplus CD-ROM & Gamer
• 1 mal Wildfire 7

FLeagues_BB2.lha     biz/dbase  117K+Football Database For 50 Leagues (1.5.4)
fxPAINTDemo.lha      biz/demo   1.5M+THE new image-processing and paint-packa
DopJoin.lha          biz/dopus    2K+Join files with DirectoryOpus 4.xx. V1.0
PGSUniFilter20.lha   biz/patch  833K+PageStream Universal Filter V2.0LE for J
AVSearch.lha         comm/irc     3K+Search Altavista in AmIRC or CLI, New Ve
GGSearch.lha         comm/irc     2K+Search GOOGLE with AmIRC
YAT.lha              comm/mail  519K+Yet Another heap of Taglines for YAM
MiamiPhoneHU.lha     comm/tcp     1K+Hungarian pricefile for MiamiPhone (Mat 
wpz-impact.mpg       demo/file  111M+VHS demo by Whelpz+Potion released at Sa
hLA-AP15.lha         demo/mag   1.7M+Amiga Positive no.15, diskmagazine in cz
wla_dx_020_7.1.lzh   dev/cross  336K+WLA DX v7.1 - GB-Z80/Z80/6502/6510/65816
htcobpp.lha          dev/misc    86K+Set of COBOL utility programs
fda_DviPS.lha        disk/cache 540K+English documentation DVI, PS, PDF & tex
fda_d_DviPS.lha      disk/cache 575K+German documentation DVI, PS, PDF & texi
JazOS3.9.lha         disk/misc   12K+Iomega Jaz 1GB DOS Drivers/Icons for Ami
JsplitIt.lha         disk/misc   54K+Split & join files between Amiga & IBM w
AmigaFuture29.lha    docs/mags  460K+Great german paper mag preview
PaybackDemo.lha      game/actio 2.9M+Payback playable demo (Updated)
PaybackDemoUp1.lha   game/actio 425K+Updates the Payback demo to the latest v
PaybackUpdate1.lha   game/actio 700K+Updates Payback to the latest version
dynSP_style.lha      game/data   89K+SouthPark Style for dynAMIte
F1GP_2001.lha        game/data    9K+2001 F1 season data for F1GP-Ed (18 Marc
CGXMode3V2.9-I.txt   gfx/board    2K+Italian Catalog for CGXMode 2.9
CreateIndex.lha      gfx/conv    71K+Make HTML picture index with ImageStudio
Iconian298_Dt.lha    gfx/edit     7K+Much improved German catalog for Iconian
PfPaint_ENG.lha      gfx/edit    32K+English documentation for PerfectPaint V
PfPaint_FRA.lha      gfx/edit    35K+French documentation for PerfectPaint V2
PfPaint_V25.lha      gfx/edit   1.3M+Paint,Anim from 1 to 24bits
VHIStudio.lha        gfx/misc   944K+V5.4: DigiCam & Videoboard-soft: Rec, Gr
ICS.lha              hard/misc  2.4M+V2.01c LE ICS - professional color corre
AROS-ibmpc-bin.zip   misc/emu   782K+AROS - Amiga Research OS (Beta release)
imdbDiff010309.lha   misc/imdb  1.8M+Diffs for the Internet MovieDatabase
LocalePL_OS39.lha    misc/misc  209K+Polish locale OS39 (AmigaPL/ISO-8859-2)
CoolOS.jpg           pix/wb     105K+Stylish WB-pic made with Perfect Paint!
CoolOS2.jpg          pix/wb     175K+Stylish WB-pic made with Perfect Paint!
gazswb.jpg           pix/wb     569K+My Hot WB :)
Voodooshot.jpg       pix/wb     375K+Screenshot of my Voodoo3-WB
DeTar.lha            util/arc    17K+.Tar UnExtracter
RatSalad.lha         util/boot  118K+Displays random image at bootup
wbstartup++.lha      util/boot   22K+Startup program launcher
RV1.57-ITA.txt       util/cli     2K+Italian Catalog for R (Request) 1.57
r_HU.lha             util/cli     1K+Hungarian catalog for "R" v1.55
akJFIF-dt.lha        util/dtype 215K+AkJFIF-dt V44.96 (JPEG, 68000-060, PPC/M
akJFIF-PPC.lha       util/dtype  56K+AkJFIF-dt PPC plugin V44.96 (JPEG)
Type1EngineHU.lha    util/libs    7K+Hungarian catalog for Type1Engine (Fixed
AmiSearch11Dt.lha    util/misc    5K+V1.3, German catalog for AmiSearch 1.1
ReportPlus.lha       util/misc  341K+Report+ 4.32: Multipurpose utility
AntiCron.lha         util/rexx    5K+Deny program execution at certain times 
AmberRAM.lha         util/sys    42K+Replacement RAM disk. Beta. GPL.
AminetAwnpFR.lha     util/wb      5K+French locale for Aminet.awnpipe
DefComp.lha          util/wb     29K+Popup menu program selection for DefIcon
GenePrefsFR.lha      util/wb      7K+French locale for GenesisRAPrefs
WBInfoV2.9-ITA.txt   util/wb      2K+Italian Catalog for WBInfo 2.9

• Air Supply / Magic Bytes
• Beast Busters / Activision
• Castle of Dr. Brain / Sierra
• Death Trap / Anco
• Fire and Ice / Graftgold
• Gloom Deluxe, Gloom Special Edition 97 / Acid Software
• Paradroid 90 / Graftgold
• Uridium 2 / Graftgold
• Virocop / Graftgold
• XTreme Racing / Silltunna Software
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• Unterstützt jetzt <8Bit und CMYK Modi in Pagestream
• Schneller
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• 16 Bit (konvertiert nach 8 Bit) und CMYK Daten können nun geladen werden
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• Kompiliert für verschiedene CPU
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DeluxeMapV2_1.lha    dev/amos   283K+Map editor
Amiga-C-Feb01.lha    dev/c      112K+Postings to Amiga-C mailing list in Febu
dech.lha             dev/e       43K+Deniil's E-Compiler Handler v1.38
m2latex.lha          dev/m2      64K+LaTeX files from Modula-2 and Pascal sou
adaratio.lha         dev/misc   494K+Hypertext Ada 95 Rationale
TTCP_SDK.lha         dev/misc   121K+TermiteTCP Software Development Kit 1.00
Abbo.lha             dev/src    444K+Source of game written in E
BattleDuel1.7P.lha   docs/help   14K+Polish Locale for BattleDuel1.7
MetalCorner401.lha   docs/mags  357K+German Metal Mag in HTML - April 2001 Is
WarpUp-Feb01.lha     docs/misc   21K+Postings to the WarpUp mailing list in F
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Emerald.lha          game/wb    1.1M+Simple simplicity in graphical games and
jpeg6bwosutils.lha   gfx/conv   238K+IJG's 6b JPEG utilities for WarpUp
BetaScanMustek.lha   hard/drivr  86K+Mustek/Trust Scanner Driver For BetaScan
MMKeyboard.lha       hard/hack   82K+V0.35 Use entire Multmedia Keyboard on A
bc-conta.mpg         mods/mpg   3.9M+Contact:  Ambient Electronic Dance
TheMPegEncGUI.lha    mus/misc    84K+GUI 4 Ncode, MusicIn, Lame, BladeEnc, Pe
Bounce3.lha          pix/anim   492K+Some animations and some players 'Bounci
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QuickNote.lha        text/edit   63K+Notepad for scrap-notes (very handy)
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