22.Jun.2003
Andreas Falkenhahn (E-Mail)
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Multimedia Authoring System: Malibu Version 1.0
Malibu 1.0 - the Scala plugin for Hollywood - is out now. When Malibu is
installed, Hollywood will suddenly be able to display your Scala presentations.
The compatibility is very high. You can run almost every Scala script. In
24-bit of course and absolutely RTG friendly! You can even compile your
Scala presentations to AmigaOS executables or native MorphOS executables!
A truly unique feature! Malibu is available in a version for AmigaOS3 as well
as in a native MorphOS PPC version. Malibu requires at least Hollywood 1.5
and can be ordered in a discounted bundle together with the Hollywood 1.5
update or the Hollywood 1.5 full version.
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22.Jun.2003
Christian Rosentreter (ANF)
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MorphOS: Iconset "MAME Bubbles Vol.1" released
I've just uploaded "MAME Bubbles Vol.1" to my homepage.
It's a set of icons in 32bit PNG format with attached shell
scripts for easy launching MAME games from MorphOS Ambient Desktop.
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22.Jun.2003
Olaf Köbnik (E-Mail)
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Amiga Arena: Interview with AmiS (eNote, Visual Guide)
More than a year ago Olaf Köbnik approached Russian developer "AmiS" to talk
about his tools such as "eNote" and "Visual Guide". Now he could find the time
and you can read about his future plans and whether we may count on updates for
his programs so far in the interview.
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22.Jun.2003
Mikey_C (ANF)
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Total Amiga Magazine: The wait is Finally Over
The finest issue of Total Amiga Magazine, hits the Printers!
So what's in Issue 15?
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22.Jun.2003
AmigaWorld (ANF)
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Fortnightly Q&A's with Fleecy Moss - episode 13
The English online magazine AmigaWorld has published episode 13 of the regular questions and answers session with Fleecy Moss, CTO at AMIGA, Inc. (Update 2012-03-17, cg: as the original document is no longer available, the following content was moved into our database):
1) MetalJoe: Previous versions of the OS have had official support for C and Assembler developers. What languages (i.e. C, Assembler, C++, Objective-C) will be officially supported in the initial OS 4 SDK and which, if any, are planned for future 4.x releases?
Fleecy: C and C++ will be supported in the first instance. We are talking with third parties about other support (Basic, Forth, and some others). We are more interested in getting a comprehensive toolchain and documentation in place before we start considering other language support.
2) Rudei: Can you clarify that the Amiga trademarks are indeed safe and still licenced to Amiga Inc? There has been a lot of malicious talk recently and it would be helpful to have an official line so we can quash the rumours once and for all.
Fleecy: Our attorney tells us that everything is as it should be. You will never quash the rumours because the reason for them is mischief and as long as they are people out there wanting to cause mischief, then there will be rumours. We just keep quiet and get on with it.
3) Dandy: Will DRM (digital rights management) and/or TCPA have any impact on AmigaOs-platform and if so, of what kind will this impact be? (As I understood it, it will be forbidden to advertise or sell hardware within the USA which does not include/support TCPA)
Fleecy: DRM is something that many OEMs are asking for as well as many developers who are tied of losing sales via piracy.
However it is still a very fluid and unsure area in both legal and technical application and it is not at a point where we have to give it much general consideration, just on a per customer basis.
4) hnl_dk: What do you think of the outcome, of the "OS4.0 on tour 2003" until now?
Fleecy: I think it has been very good. The fact that dealers and user groups worked together to organise it is a testament to the power of the Amiga community, where everything doesn't have to be driven by the centre. Jurgen and the others have done a great job and it has started some lively debate about the new default interface and praise for many of the new graphical features. That alone has caused a huge increase in requests for information and registrations of interest from around the world. For those who have stood fast through all the rumours about how it will never happen, then it will never work, it must be giving them a good feeling to see that their trust was not misplaced. The power of Amiga is about getting through the bad times as well as the good times and the supporters, the AmigaOS4.0 team and the community in general has come into its own and from here on, things will accelerate towards launch and rebirth of the platform.
5) Wain: What does the current AmigaOS roadmap plan in regards to upgrade costs? Do we pay full retail cost for every OS version up to 5 and after? I realize none of this is set in stone.
Fleecy: For AmigaOS4, this is the most likely although we are considering some form of product subscription as well, wrapped up with extra services and support.
6) Turbo: Is the aim for Amiga OS4 to be exclusive to AmigaOne based hardware? If not, how will this manifest itself? Will it run on top of intent? Could it be ported to custom hardware like you would find in say... a PlayStation 3?
Fleecy: The AmigaOS4 product family will run on any PPC solution that is certified by Amiga. We have several customers in various stages of negotiation as to getting AmigaOS4 onto their products. AmigaOne is the only desktop. The Amiga Generation 2 (AG2) product represents the next stage of developing core Amiga technology that can then be used in various product lines, including the AmigaOS and the AmigaDE. The ultimate aim of AG2 is to have a core technology pool that is hardware agnostic and which implements advanced technologies that can be used anywhere we want and which, most importantly can span the different types of devices to create a single environment for OEMs, developers and users.
7) pods: I know of people who have expressed disapointment of the current workbench and icons libraries implementation. Has there been schedules, or has there been talk about replacing these implementation with something more up to date?
Fleecy: The development of AmigaOS4 had a very strict priority. Encapsulate hardware dependencies to create an abstraction, move and then enhance the core of the AmigaOS into this abstraction and then replace Amiga Generation 1 domains by Amiga Generation 2 technology. AmigaOS4.0 is dealing admirably with moving our platform from a 68k and custom chip based solution to a modern PPC, modular subsystem hardware model. In doing that, it is far more important for us to ensure that the foundations are made solid, efficient and then improved.
graphics.library, layers, intuition and Workbench are all very old services that have been hacked and patched beyond even the wildest dreams of Dr Frankenstein. The fact that it all still works and that it can be made to look even better is a testament not just to the far sightedness of the original designers but also the the immense skill and knowledge of the AmigaOS4.0 team.
However, one of the AG2 projects currently underway is for the entire visual domain, 2D, 3D, Video and User Environment and we are working hard to ensure that most if not all of that technology will be in AmigaOS4.1. You can be sure that we will keep the community apprised and show off some of the visual delights to come as soon as we can.
8) Sbaitso: Are you familiar with the Amizilla project? What are your feelings about it? Is there any chance Amiga, Inc. may contribute to the cause?
Fleecy: I think it is another great example of the Amiga community in action and putting its money where its mouth is to improve and extend the platform. We will not contribute to the cause because it is a third party effort and also because if the rules of the project are correct, then we would be supporting potential competitors as well.
However, the most important reason is because a brand new, world class HTML rendering solution is one of elements of AmigaOS4.1.
9) Asemoon: Are Amiga's PDA game packages selling well at CompUSA stores and will they become available at stores in Europe?
Fleecy: They appear to have sold out in most stores in the US and we are in negotiations with Microsoft both to extend the number of cards and the volume of cards. We are talking with other vendors who themselves want to sell the Gamecards and some of these are active in the European market. We'll post more details when we can.
10) Asemoon: Will there be any alternative themes included on the AmigaOS4 CD?
Fleecy: It is something that is being considered but we want to at least have one that is complete before considering adding others.
(Copyright © 2003 Amigaworld.net. All rights reserved.
Originally available at http://amigaworld.net/modules/fleecymoss/index.php?cat_id=24
You may freely redistribute this article, providing that a URL is provided to the original source,
and the copyright notices remain intact)
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22.Jun.2003
Claude Müller (ANF)
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OS4 Tour Basle: Short report
Yesterday the Amiga OS4 Tour stopped by in the centre of Basle. Several times
did Jürgen Schober of pointdesign hold
a presentation with subsequent question time on the event organised by the Amiga
User Group Switzerland (AUGS). One of the
presentations was even translated live for the numerous French speaking Amiga
fans by a member of the Club Annuaire Amiga Francophone.
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22.Jun.2003
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Aminet Uploads up to 22nd June 2003
Here are the Aminet uploads newly added since our last announcement:
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22.Jun.2003
Diverse
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Software Updates in short up to 22nd June 2003
SmartScale Version 2.0c
Lorence Lombardo has provided his CLI/WB program for picture converter scripts
SmartScale in Version 2.0c for download on his
homepage.
SmartScale Readme
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21.Jun.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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Pegasos/MorphOS review by Christophe Decanini
Christophe Decanini, co-founder of the French Amiga retailer APS and co-moderator at ANN, has (in English) created one of the most detailed reviews of the Pegasos and MorphOS 1.3.
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21.Jun.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies records #041
The scene group Liquid Skies has yesterday released the 41st music pack in their series. This time it contains a tune in the GoaTrance style called "Out Of Nowhere" by the German musician Angeldust. The cover was done by himself.
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21.Jun.2003
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amiga-news.de moves today to a new server
To make amiga-news.de once again still faster we move today to a new server. As last time everything is prepared perfectly and we don't reckon with any problems. Should any disturbation arise we'll surely fix them in no time. In the worst case some comments or forums entries will get lost.
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21.Jun.2003
Cyborg (ANF)
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Software: AntiSPAM 2 now with 70% hit rate (update)
AntiSPAM 2 is finished: the new version of the spam killer works on a new basis and reaches now a dramatically improved hit rate of measured 70%.
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20.Jun.2003
Michael Battilana (E-Mail)
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Fair: News to the Amiga Alpe Adria 2003 on 05.07.2003
As we have already reported
the fair A3 (Amiga Alpe Adria 2003) will take place on 5th of July 2003 in Udine, Italy.
On the website you will find all necessary information such as the program, overnight accomodations,
music festivals and concerts. It is described very detailed.
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20.Jun.2003
Ron van Schaik (E-Mail)
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Event: Saturday, June 28: Amiga Show
The Dutch HCC Commodore User Group organizes an Amiga Show on Saturday
June 28 from 10:00 till 16:00 at the Trefpunt, Kerkweg 21, Maarssen,
Holland. ComputerCity, Genesi and Attention Software will attending our
Amiga Show with their newest products like the AmigaOne, Pegasos,
VideoMicroWave, a STB Prototype, MorphOS and a new game. There will be a
lot of demonstrations and activities and for all Amigans: This is the
opportunity to meet all famous national and international Amiga people!
more ...
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20.Jun.2003
Christoph Gutjahr (ANF)
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Apple: Specifications of the new models with PPC970 CPU
Several news services (such as OSNews)
reported that today the official online-shop of Apple
has announced the exact specifications of the new computer models of Apple.
This might have been a mistake because meanwhile the new models have been deleted from
the website.
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20.Jun.2003
Felix Schwarz (ANF)
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MorphOS SDK 1.0 pre-release 1 published
The first release of the offcial MorphOS SDK is available for MDC-members (MorphOS Developer Connection)
in the files section. It is called "pre-release" because many but not all OS-parts
are considered.
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20.Jun.2003
Felix Schwarz, Martin Heine (ANF)
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MorphOS Developer Connection opens its doors
Today, the MorphOS Developer Connection (MDC) officially opens its doors.
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20.Jun.2003
Robert Konrad (ANF)
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Emulator: QuarkTex - a Warp3D - OpenGL wrapper for WinUAE
Robert Konrad wrote:
I have devloped QuarkTex within the last two months with the help of Bernd Roeschs.
I did it because of a discussion here on amiga-news.de.
The program works quite good but please read the documentation. There are limitations.
download page
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20.Jun.2003
(ANF)
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Current prototype of Amiga Coldfire-card
Under the title link you can find a current picture of the new platine layout of the
Amiga Coldfire-card.
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19.Jun.2003
Creative Development (Website)
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Status Report on the Development of UltraBUS
Massimo Mancini, owner of Creative Development, has reported after a long period of radio silence on the status of the development of the UltraBUS.
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19.Jun.2003
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Print Magazine Amitopia Ceases Publication
The Norwegian print magazine Amitopia has been discontinued after seven years on account of insufficient editorial support and successively poorer sales figures. This is according to the editor in charge, Michal Bergseth.
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19.Jun.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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MorphOS: Possible New Game Project - a Trojan Horse for the Mac?
Genesi came up with an idea of developing a new game. This is considered in a possible cooperation with producer Elie Chouraqui. It might then be possible to use this game as a "Trojan Horse" for the Macintosh version of MorphOS.
Whoever is interested in cooperating in this should send an email to: Bill Buck and Raquel Velasco.
Following are both original statements from Raquel Velasco and Bill Buck on MorphZone:
1)
"Gladiateur"
If you have been in Paris the last few days you would have probably seen THIS! It is being produced and directed by Elie Chouraqui. His last film of international renown was Harrison's Flowers (2000).
Last night we had dinner with Elie (thanks to some very good friends of ours). We discussed his latest projects, including "Gladiateur", which is based on the Roman slave uprising lead by Spartacus.
When Raquel and I heard the story line we started to think we might had found our Morph-Apple "Trojan Horse" game.
We told Elie about MorphOS and the Pegasos, contrasting MorphOS and Genesi with Windows and Microsoft...could the Pegasos be the computer gladiator of the 21st Century?! Could the Pegasos inspire another Revolution?! We said OK, let's figure out whether or not we can do it...
Release date: 1 October 2004
MorphOS/Pegasos and Morph-Apple releases
We will invest for this Project! Here are some basic ideas:
1. Themes: Freedom, personal empowerment, responsibility, leadership, teamwork, good vs. evil, changing the world...
2. When a Gladiator (single player) overcomes the challenges of the arena (the CD itself), they qualify to step into the online world and join forces with others who have overcome the arena to fight on for the Revolution (online via the rebellion portal).
Online players hold roles and work together to overcome specific task oriented challenges. Imagine this... You play the CD or through the settings assume an old score...you connect. Online you meet those that are there... you "chat" and plan to overcome the various tasks and requirements.
For example:
Task: Mount Vesuvius
Requirements: Ten Gladiators
Objective: Overcome a Roman Centuria (100 men lead by a Centurion)
The team has to cooperate to be successful and have a strategy for success. Think of Knights and Merchants...
The game and story scale from there. The historical setting is accurate. The greatest success occurs when the most online players cooperate. Game sequences can be re-lived to analyze and improve group game performance. The game takes a quality of its own based on the teamwork and unique skills and resources of the players...
Post feedback here please!
Pegasos!
Raquel and Bill
2)
Just spoke with Thomas Steiding (thomas@epic-interactive.com), who would be the Project Manager for the effort if we can pull the right people and agreements together. As some know e.p.i.c. is soon to release Northland that could be tuned for the theme we are discussing. We would have to go from vikings to gladiators, but it is not too much of a stretch if the right engine is there and we can get Andre to do some new artwork...
If you are interested send us or Thomas an email.
This could be fun!
Raquel and Bill
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18.Jun.2003
Christoph Kimna (E-Mail)
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Game: PairsNG Version 2.03
Since today the version 2.03 of the game PairsNG is available. PairsNG is
a game similar to Shanghai and running on the Workbench. The game is provided as shareware and might be registered for about 10,- Euro.
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18.Jun.2003
Heise (ANF)
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heise: European software patents coming closer
Yesterday a directive advice for patenting computer implemented inventions bas been accepted by the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market (JURI) at the the Brussels' EU parliament.
Read the full heise article by the title link.
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18.Jun.2003
Golem (ANF)
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Golem: Apple attempts to stop the Barebone Mac project
»US-retailer must not sell Apple compounds to computer manufacturers.
The small company evolved from the private "Mac Based Computer Project"
CoreComputers, that has its activities at www.2khappyware.com, has lost its supplier due to some Apple investigations. The supplier must not - reasoned by some contract details, sell hardware compounds to a computer manufacturer. CoreComputers ambitioned goal is to offer valuable and good looking barebone sytems to Mac enthusiastics.«
Read the full article by the title link.
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18.Jun.2003
Jens Schönfeld (ANF)
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Kickflash OS4: Final product specifications
Due to the high demand, Kickflash OS4, which has been announced on June 2nd, has been revised. The base version now has 1MB of flash memory, and can be expanded to 1GB on an expansion port. Transfer rates can be compared to normal hard drives, but the common access times of mechanical mass-storage media practically don't exist on flash memory: On random access, so-called solid-state memory is about tenthousand times faster than common hard drives.
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18.Jun.2003
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Aminet Uploads until June the 18th 2003
Here are the added Aminet uploads since our last report:
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18.Jun.2003
Bjorn Lynne (E-Mail)
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Music: Bjorn Lynne - Under The Bard's Tree
Bjorn Lynne by the CD label 'LynneMusic' is pleased to announce the release of the new audio CD "Under The Bard's Tree". Read with the following the original message:
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18.Jun.2003
heise Newsticker (ANF)
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heise: Patent for a dual boot PC to avoid viruses
That idea just has to come to mind... The 65 years aged hobby musician Claude M. Policard gets a patent for a system with two independent operating systems for surfing and working.
Read the full article by the title link.
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17.Jun.2003
Ron van Herk (ANF)
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Genesi/Phoenix Pegasos Summer Sale
Genesi/Phoenix Pegasos Summer Sale:
Pegasos I/G3 for 299,- upgrade to PegII/G4 for 200,-
Pegasos I/G4 for 499,-
Both for Phoenix members
Betatester Blowout:
Pegasos Betatester 199,-
Pegasos April1 249,-
All prices in EUR and are excluding VAT, the offers are available
from all participating Pegasos dealers such as APS, Computer City,
eFunzine, GGS-Data, Vesalia and others. More information on the
Pegasos can be found under the title link.
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17.Jun.2003
Tobias Franke (ANF)
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Amiga OS 4 On Tour: report by Amiga Club Augsburg
A complete report with more pictures is online.
The Amiga Club Augsburg send thanks to all guests and partners for a succesful arrangement.
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17.Jun.2003
AmigaWorld (ANF)
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Interview with Matthew Kille - AmigaOS 4.0 GUI Design
Under the title link you can find an English interwiew with the AmigaOS 4.0 designer Matthew Kille, which was made by
Mike Bourma of Amiga World.
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17.Jun.2003
IBM / Linux Kernel Mailing List (ANF)
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Linux-compatible 64Bit-operating system K42 from IBM for PPC
K42 is a operating-system research project (available under LGPL) focused
in large part on scalability in the implementation of core OS services.
We will give a brief overview of the project, discuss some of the recent
performance results running 64-bit PPC Linux binaries and discuss the
major ways that our implementation of Linux services depart from the norm
(hopefully making sure to bring up all the truly offensive and contentious
ways).
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17.Jun.2003
ELBOX COMPUTER (E-Mail)
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Mediator-Spider-promotion-arrangement of Elbox Computer
Elbox Computer, a polish developer of hardware for amiga computers, had announced a promotion arrangement
for all users, who buy a Mediator PCI-Busboard in an Elbox Online Store between 17. and 30. of June 2003.
With every bought Mediator-Busboard, the buyer gets a Spider II USB 2.0 card for free.
You can get more information on the store website under the titlelink and also in the englishspeaking product
description.
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16.Jun.2003
AmigaWorld (ANF)
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AmigaWorld: Article of DatorMagazin about the AmiGBG 2003
In issue no. 06/2003 of the renowned Swedish computer magazine
DatorMagazin was published
an article about the Goeteborger meeting AmiGBG, which was now translated
by the on-line magazine 'AmigaWorld' into English
and made available at the title link.
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16.Jun.2003
Martin Rebentisch (DaFreak) (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies records #040
Liquid Skies released music pack no. 40. This time it contains a tune by Lcr called "Painted Shogun" which is a Drum'n'Base track. The cover was made by Kudaziw.
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16.Jun.2003
WHDLoad (Website)
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Installer: WHDLoad - New packages until 16.06.2003
With WHDLoad you are able to install games which were meant for the floppy
usage only, on your non removable disk. The following
packages were added and/or updated since our last message:
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16.Jun.2003
Diverse
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Software Updates until 16.06.2003
Scalos Beta 40.28
The Workbench alternative Scalos was published in the beta version
40.28. Archives can be downloaded of the website of the developers
at www.scalos.co.uk.
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16.Jun.2003
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Presentation of 'Foto-Foto' at the Amiga Party in Maarssen
The programmers of Attention Software will present for the first time their new game 'Foto-Foto' at the Amiga party 2003, which takes place on 28 June in the Dutch Maarssen.
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16.Jun.2003
Brian Deneen
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AmiWest 2003: Participation of individual Computers
individual Computers, developer of hardware for Amiga systems, will
participate, according to data of the exhibitors, in the AmiWest exhibition,
taking place in the American Sacramento on the ends of July 2003.
They will present new and well-known products for the Classic Amiga, AmigaOne
and Pegasos. Further official information is to be expected shortly.
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16.Jun.2003
anonym (ANF)
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AmiWest 2003: Pegasos flies westwards
Yes! Pegasos is flying west, and for the first time at a
major
American Amiga show, the Pegasos will be available for users to get a first
hand look at what MorphOS on the Pegasos is all about. With at least
five Pegasos computers at the Genesi booth, everyone can be assured a
turn at taking a Pegasos out for a test flight.
At the 2003 version of AmiWest, YOU can get YOUR hands on the Pegasos,
a tangable successor to our community's platform of choice. See
first
hand the MUI3.9 PPC integration into your OS experience, feel the power
of a PPC processor pushing both classic and new applications, and
experience the transformation in our community. You've seen the forums, read
the contriversies, and watched the flak fly. At AmiWest, however, there
will be no smokescreen thick enough to come between your curiosity and
the Pegasos running MorphOS. See the PEGASOS first hand at AmiWest.
Just in: MorphOS 1.4 with the Trance JIT for MorphOS will be released
in time for AmiWest!
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[News message: 16. Jun. 2003, 17:35] [Comments: 0]
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