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Amiga-Veranstaltungen 01.-02.08.25 • Amiga/040 • Mountain View (USA) 11.-14.09.25 • Classic Computing 2025 • Hof (Bayern) 17.-19.10.25 • Amiga40 • Mönchengladbach 14.-16.11.25 • Flashback-Symposium #02 • Jößnitz (Sachsen) 10.Okt.2003 Martin Heine (ANF) Pegasos-Linux-Community online Unter http://linux.pegasosppc.com findet sich nun ein eigener Linux-PPC-Bereich auf Genesis Pegasos-Seiten mit Links zu den benötigten Ressourcen einschließlich des Image-Installers. Weiterlesen ... (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 15:09] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 Amiga RC5 Team Neues vom Amiga RC5 Team Das Amiga RC5 Team gibt folgende Neuigkeiten bekannt: It has been quiet for a while as clients are stable so the sixth anniversary of the effort has gone by quietly, but rest assured the efforts are still on track. A note on OGR-24 completion: the completion bar at D.Net has been sitting at 100% for quite a while now, this is due to the hard to quantify nature of how much work OGR stubs represent, the simple math that generates the completion percentage is apparently a bit optimistic. Some minor work still remains (lots of stubs that take seconds to minutes to complete), these will probably done by D.Net themselves as it would not be worth burdening the network with. There is no projected date for completion though. The same goes for OGR-25 currently sitting at 77.80%. (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 15:08] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 Aminet (Website) Aminet: HD-Installer nicht mehr online Aus kopierrechtlichen Gründen wurden sämtliche Harddisk-Installer für kommerzielle Programme aus dem Amiga-Software-Archiv "Aminet" entfernt. Dies teilte Aminet-Provider Urban Müller in einer offiziellen Meldung mit. Installer für WHDLoad finden Sie weiterhin auf der WHDLoad-Website. (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 15:02] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 AmigaWorld (Website) Fortnightly Q&A's mit Fleecy Moss - Runde 20 Das englischsprachige Online-Magazin AmigaWorld hat die Folge 20 der zweiwöchentlichen Fragen und Antworten an und von Fleecy Moss, CTO bei AMIGA, Inc., veröffentlicht (Update, 15.03.2012, cg: Meldung um das eigentliche Interview ergänzt, da das ursprüngliche Dokument nicht mehr verfügbar ist): 1) Crumb: Many users also own a PC. Do you plan to include as contribution VNC and Windows Terminal Server clients? Fleecy: We understand that AmigaOS4.0 will almost always require the capability to be part of a heterogenous network, whether that be just for data, for hardware or for the services that can be provided by other operating systems. This fits in with our whole 'digital living' concept of your content world being stored on a device set that could be using many different OSs on many different device classes from many different vendors. To that end, we are designing AG2 service that will offer this. In the meantime, the usual aspects will be available. 2) RockTillDeth: Will AOS5 be also targeted to the users of AmigaOS (Amiga community), or that is AOS4, and AOS5 is more like an AInc. product targeted more to mainstream? If not I don't get very well why both exist, and the differences could you explain that? Fleecy: AmigaOS5 is the natural successor to AmigaOS4 in the same way that AmigaOS4 is to AmigaOS3 and so on. It will have a lot more features and run on a lot more devices whilst providing new services that are required in order to provide a compelling product in the new environment of digital devices, as opposed to the desktop computer being the 'Dreadnought' of computing. They are not competing products. 3) Serpi: I've heard that the development package for OS4 (with cross compiler) might be available even before the launch of OS4, anything about this (details, date)? Fleecy: This is already available and includes many tools, including several cross compilers. Currently this programme is restricted to those who are committed to producing new products for the release of AmigaOS4.0, since it is being supported directly by the AmigaOS4.0 development team itself but as resources free up and the bugs are ironed out, this will be widened. Since AmigaOS4.0 offers a new library model and a slightly different way of doing things, we want to get as much feedback as possible from a small group in order to write betters docs before the doors are thrown open. 4) alx: In the 2nd Q&A (released on the 23rd March) you said that "The new Amiga Power Platform website is currently under development and will be launched in the near future" - when will this launch happen? Fleecy: It will happen when it is finished. There is a lot of work going into it and it also has to slot into the whole AmigaOS4.0 marketing campaign for maximum effect. 5) MichaelMerkel: Is it true that the os4 version now is about to be released before or at least at the same as the cyberstorm version? Fleecy: Announcements about the release of both versions will be made when the products gold disks are in our hands. We have been caught out many times before with making announcements that have then slipped and damaged both our credibility and the community, whether the fault has been ours or not. We are not doing that again. 6) Asemoon: Seeing that mini ITX boards are now housed by people in PSX, Dreamcast and even C64 cases & also that AmigaOS4 can be put in ROM, I believe it should not be difficult for companies to produce custom AmigaOS based games consoles. Considering that the XBOX is not much different from a normal PC housed in a bulky console case, do you believe an AmigaOne/AmigaOS4 based console could be viable? (Smaller, better expandable to a full desktop computer, more quiet, etc) Fleecy: Very much so and we are talking with a few customers about this and many other such opportunities. The power, flexibility and low resource footprint of the AmigaOS makes it perfect for embedded roles as well as for desktop duty. 7) Crumb: Do you plan to include SDL.library as standard? It's used by quite a lot of programs/games now and it would be nice to have an OS4 optimized version... The WarpSDL.library would be a great starting point. Fleecy: It is on the 'to do' list. 8) CanGuy: You mentioned in the last Q/A that AG2 would have the capabilities to be a server, would this include some higher-level functions for building different kinds of networks such as P2P or other types of networks? Fleecy: The service based design of AG2 means that a deployer can pick and mix from a growing set of services as they wish. For example a single user can just make use of a simple but very fast single user file system whereas a small office or studio may decide to use a journaling, multi-user, RAID supportive filing system. As everything is service based, this doesn't affect any other product, since they simple ask for a list of the file storage services and get back the resources implementing those services, whether they be local on that machine or remote. 9) AmigaOneProductions: How many copies of OS4 have been sold/pre-ordered so far, or what the expectations are? This piece of information is needed by developers to decide how much time and effort should go into supporting the Amiga/OS4 platform. I would not expect a precise figure (that would be confidential) but a ballpark figure would be more than helpful. A favourable figure might encourage more people such as myself to get coding. Fleecy: I wasn't aware that anyone had pre-ordered AmigaOS4.0. I know Eyetech have an 'early bird' offer which comes with AmigaOS4.0 when it is released but apart from that we are trying to avoid such practices. AmigaOS4.0 can be be purchased either shrink wrapped for CSPPC or else as part of an AmigaOne. Full details on this, and how to redeem the 'voucher' that came with Club Amiga and Party Pack promotions will be made public as we get nearer to the AmigaOS4.0 public launch. We are focusing on the marketing strategy for the launch at the moment. We are already drawing up plans to seed AmigaOne and AmigaOS4.0, not just in the developer community to drive applications but also in the media world, including journalists, artists, businesses and even rock bands. It all helps in getting the message out, that the AmigaOS is back in business. As said a few weeks ago, we are also looking in detail at some interesting launch events. Going back over the past, Apple, Be and others all had events to show off their system, new games playing, spinning parallel MPEG decodes and of course that old favourite, the live streamed event, whether it be a conference, celebrity endorsements from the other side of the globe or music concerts. Such things have been done to death though and we really want to do something different, to show that the AmigaOS is just different but that it thinks different. We haven't put all this effort in just to be imitators. We shall see though. As for the developers, the programme mentioned above, of new tools, documentation and support will be roled into a set of services that will be made available to the developers. In the end we can only provide a compelling product and development set and evangelise and promote the market. The developers have to decide whether they want to develop products for it. Alan did mention 5-10k AmigaOnes in the first stage, and there are numbers out there for the CSPPC market, but as with everything, it is dynamic and we certainly aren't going to 'stop for tea' once the first stage targets are reached. There are also other, more interesting devices on the cards and we hope to provide details of those in the near future. 10) Timo: Will there be a OS4 native CAMD library or a new MIDI driver system? Fleecy: CAMD already works fine under emulation. There will be a new MIDI system as part of the new AG2 audio service set but I can't give you any more information at this time. (Copyright © 2003 Amigaworld.net. All rights reserved. Originally available at http://amigaworld.net/modules/fleecymoss/index.php?cat_id=21 You may freely redistribute this article, providing that a URL is provided to the original source, and the copyright notices remain intact) (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 04:04] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 Aminet Uploads bis 08.10.2003 Hier die seit unserer letzten Meldung neu hinzugekommenen Aminet-Uploads: Weiterlesen ... (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 04:02] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 Martin Heine (ANF) Genesi: Status eines "IBM Business Partner" zuerkannt Der Firma Genesi S.à.r.l. ist der Status eines "IBM Business Partner" zuerkannt worden. Neben der Aufnahme des Luxemburger Computerherstellers in das IBM Global Business Directory wurde nun auch das IBM Global Solutions Directory um die Einträge Pegasos II und MorphOS erweitert. Genesis Betriebssystem darf darüber hinaus künftig mit dem Logo "Ready for IBM Technology" vertrieben werden. Der Pegasos II wird zudem das offizielle PowerPC-Logo tragen dürfen. (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 03:56] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 Martin Heine (ANF) Pegasos II in das "Global Solutions Directory" von IBM aufgenommen Für ein vorzeitiges Bekanntwerden der Technischen Daten des Pegasos II hat die Firma IBM gesorgt. Während Genesi S.à.r.l. diese zunächst erst im Zusammenhang mit der noch ausstehenden gemeinsamen Presseerklärung mit IBM veröffentlichen wollte, wurden diese durch die Aufnahme des Pegasos II in das Global Solutions Directory von IBM nun bereits am 8. Oktober online verfügbar gemacht. Weiterlesen ... (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 03:56] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 Katja Drießen / Olympus Europe (E-Mail) Digitalfotografie: Verkaufsstart der Olympus E-1 Ende September erlebt Europa die Markteinführung des Olympus E-Systems, das bezüglich professioneller Bildqualität, Leistung und Flexibilität einen neuen Maßstab für digitale SLR-Kamerasysteme setzt. Zum System gehört neben der ersten auf Basis des FourThirds Standards entwickelten Kamera ein umfangreiches und stetig wachsendes Sortiment an Wechselobjektiven, Blitzgeräten und weiterem Zubehör sowie Lösungen für die Stromversorgung. Während aktuelle digitale SLR-Systeme immer noch Technologien einsetzen, die ursprünglich für analoge Kameras entwickelt wurden, hat sich Olympus mit der Einführung des FourThirds Standards von derartigen Kompromissen verabschiedet. Weiterlesen ... (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 03:53] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 BeGeistert-Orga-Team (Website) Veranstaltung: BeGeistert 011 am 18.-19. Oktober 2003 in Düsseldorf Vom 18. bis 19. Oktober 2003 findet im rheinländischen Düsseldorf zum elften Mal die Computer-Veranstaltung BeGeistert statt. In dessen Mittelpunkt steht zwar das Betriebssystem BeOS, doch sind Anhänger anderer alternativer Systeme ebenso willkommen. Weiterlesen ... (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 03:49] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 WHDLoad (Website) WHDLoad: Neue Pakete bis 10.10.2003 Mit WHDLoad können Sie Spiele, die nur für den Diskettenbetrieb gedacht waren, nun auf Ihrer Festplatte installieren. Folgende Pakete sind seit unserer letzten Meldung neu hinzugekommen bzw. aktualisiert worden: Weiterlesen ... (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 03:43] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 Cinemaware (E-Mail) Spiele-Klassiker: Robin Hood: Defender of the Crown erschienen "Robin Hood", Nachfolger des Spiele-Klassikers "Defender of the Crown" von Cinemaware, ist Anfang Oktober für Windows-PCs, Playstation 2 und Xbox erschienen. Nach 17 Jahren stellt dieses Spiel die Rückkehr von Spielelegende Cinemaware dar. Eine Demo des Strategiespiels wird auf diversen Heft-CDs von PC-Spiele-Magazinen im kommenden Monat zu finden sein. Gegenüber der AMIGAplus stellte Cinemaware in einem Interview die Entwicklung von neuen Spielen für das AmigaOS 4 in Aussicht, sollte dieses entsprechende Erfolge feiern können. (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 03:40] [Kommentare: 1 - 14. Okt. 2003, 21:35] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 Golem IT-News (Website) Spiele-Klassiker: Nachfolger von The Bard's Tale geplant Vor einigen Wochen sorgte eine inoffizielle Fan-Fortsetzung des Klassikers "Bard's Tale" für Freude unter Anhängern des klassischen Rollenspiels, nun ist sogar eine offizielle Fortsetzung zum Spiel für Windows angekündigt. Hinter dieser steckt Brian Fargo - der Mann, der bereits 1985 als Produzent für das ursprüngliche Bard's-Tale-Spiel auf dem Apple II verantwortlich war. Lesen Sie den kompletten Bericht bei Golem IT-News unter dem Titellink. (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 03:35] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 NoCover (Website) Online-Magazin: NoCover #115 und NoCover Remake 7 erschienen In gewohnter Pünktlichkeit ist am 1. Oktober die Ausgabe 115 des beliebten Onlinemagazins NoCover erschienen und wurde bereits allen Abolesern per eMail zugestellt. Die aktuelle Ausgabe enthält zusätzlich das Remake der NoCover Nummer 7. Weiterlesen ... (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 03:31] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version] 10.Okt.2003 Olaf Köbnik (ANF) Amiga Arena: Interview mit Underware Design (Thesius XII) Vor wenigen Tagen veröffentlichte "Underware Design" den Shooter "Thesius XII". Ganze acht Jahre sind nun mehr vergangen, als man mit der Entwicklung begann. Olaf Köbnik von der Amiga Arena sprach mit dem Entwickler Kevin Picone, wie es letztendlich doch noch zur Veröffentlichung kam und wie damals alles begann. (nba) [Meldung: 10. Okt. 2003, 03:28] [Kommentare: 0] [Per E-Mail versenden]  [Druck-Version]  [ASCII-Version]       1 873 1740 ... <- 1745 1746 1747 1748 1749 1750 1751 1752 1753 1754 1755 -> ... 1760 2309 2863 [Archiv]

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