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19.Jan.2000 Transmeta |
Secret of the Transmeta CPU unveiled Yesterday, Transmeta unveiled the secret Crusoe CPU as promised. It is a CPU clocked up to 700 MHz while staying relatively cool. With this, it offers the performance needed for today's usual multimedia and Internet applications. Additionally, the CPU is completely x86-compatible. Other links on the subject: CNN: Transmeta unveils futuristic Crusoe chip ZDNet: Transmeta takes wraps off Crusoe (Translation: mb) [News message: 19. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
19.Jan.2000 amiga-news.de |
IRC Log - Live Chat with TAO-Group and Fleecy Moss As announced yesterday by John Porter, Amiga Oasis Online hosted a live chat with representatives of the TAO Group and Fleecy Moss. I participated in the Chat, and logged it: IRC-Log - LiveChat with TAO-Group and Fleecy Moss - 19.01.2000 <[breed-away]> ok everyone be patient, we just waiting for the guys to rejing :) <sNAK3^RP> i wonder how many ppl are not using there normal nicks??? <sNAK3^RP> lol...u can imagine how many arnt <[breed-away]> I Would like to welcome Francis Charig and Fleecy Moss to the room <[breed-away]> plus other members of Tao group watching :) <[breed-away]> Are you ready to get started Francis? <situation> Here we go... <Senex> 1) One thing "Amiga Aurora" (my suggestion for the new OS's name) MUST have: Screens - so how about Screens, Datatypes, FFS-support? 2) Why not calling the product family just "Amiga", i.e. "Amiga Aurora", "Amiga XYZ", etc.? GA <Charig> We will be working with Amiga, taking a close look at the existing features and making sure that the new system will have the same or greater functionality. <Netsplit^> when can we expect to be reaching for our checkbooks, to buy something new from u guys & when might it be. GA <Charig> Bill's in the room and Fleecy can't talk! :) Announcements on this will come when the product is ready to ship. No more hype! <Urizen> Will you support hardware-accelerated OpenGL? GA <Charig> intent(TM) supports hardware accelerated 2D and 3D graphics. As for the 3D APIs that sit on top, we encourage all 3D APIs to be ported across. Have you heard of Renderware? :) <tOmAsH-BB> What is the real cooperation level of TAO and Motorola? I mean, does Motorola want to use your (Amiga?) software, and vice versa? <Charig> It is publicly known that Motorola is releasing connected appliances utilising Tao's software (e.g. Timeport P1088 smart phone, see announcement 8.1.00) <dreamstar> Q: will Elate be used as the next generation OS of future Amigas? GA <Charig> Specifics on this will announced shortly. :) <Firebird^> Hello Mr. Charig, my feeling about Gateway 2000's (Old Amiga Inc.) plans for using Linux as the OS of the new machines is that it would be a mistake. It wouldn't be an Amiga, just a Linux box with the Amiga name slapped on it. I hope this isn't going to be planned. ;) <Charig> That was a statement! <Elektro> fleecy: please describe the new amiga Computer(!) thnx :) GA <Charig> "It's lovely and cuddly" says Fleecy <sNAK3^RP> Q: well there be a Os4.0 chipset...GA <Charig> If you mean, "a new chipset for a new Amiga" then the answer is that the new Amiga has been designed to be hardware independent, hence Tao. <Charig> This is why we are partnering together. <Charig> Also I want to add a couple of other points. <sNAK3^RP> Q: will we still have Os as such...GA <Charig> The main objective today is to correspond about intent(TM) rather than have extrapolations about the precise configurations of the new Amiga. <TheB> What is the Amiga "history" that TAO has? It doesn't seem very comforting that you have to take a look at the Amiga to figure out what it's about. (As for Firebird's statement.. that's true of any new "Amiga".) And as for this 'hardware independent' Amiga.. is that like java? :) GA <Charig> Have you looked at our website to see what technology we offer? <amiga-news_de> 1st question: TAO: It was reported that you helped in the Amiga buyout. How much of this was "your idea", means, are you tech supplier, partner, or even more? 2nd question: Will there be free Tao and/or Amiga documentation, for the "just curious"? <situation> In future, One question at a time, please, we have a lot of people wanting to ask questions <fleecy> We talked to Tao when looking for partners and got so horny about each other that Tao dropped us some VC names and made introductions and recommendations about Amiga. <fleecy> Tao is our foundation supplier. Amiga will be providing all the support. Anyone who signs up to develop will have access to full APIs. <Swarfega> Apple's new OS X has a lot of it's GUI done with vectors, which allows easy scaling, rotating, etc. of pretty much anything on the screen. Will that sort of thing be possible with new Amigas (or is the OS extensible enough to allow people to write their own interfaces)? GA <charig> We are not intending to have matrix style transformations embedded in the lowest layers of the graphics subsystem as this inherently slows down all other graphics functions. <charig> Such vector type operations are available higher up. <charig> ...where they should be. <charig> Remember... elegance through simplicity and performance. <dark4ces> would there be any performance benefit to writing code in VP assembler rather than higher-level languages? GA <charig> There will be the same benefit that writing an assembler over high level languages offers in any other environment. <charig> You trade off slightly higher development effort in order to gain tighter, faster code. <charig> Remember that writing in VP gives you the advantages of assembler but no portability drawback. <sNAK3^RP> monolog: rendering will be faster:)))) <AmigaDragon> (1) Will the new system (HDW or SW) have equivalent (or higher) filesystem support such as CrossDOS/CrossMAC including Windows longfilenames? (2) Fleecy, will we see, sometime in the not too distant future, AmigaOS (classic) Open source? GA <fleecy> Me and 4 of the dev team have been VP for 2 days now and it's nothing like traditional assembler, more like C with the crap bits taken out. You'll find out soon. <situation> People, One question at a time, please <fleecy> Answer to AmigaDragon - Q1 - You can mimic multiple file systems + they also have their own high performance native file system. <fleecy> Amigadragon (2) - our lawyers are looking into it but it is a much more complicated web than anybody could guess. <TheRiley> if someone wanted to build an "Amiga"-desktop based on, say, the POP-standard, and use your new OS , would you support it (and if, how)? could the new OS run on phase5 Amirage for example? (ok, that's 2 questions, but they overlap so much that they are basically one :)) <charig> 1. Yes. 2. Bill was talking to Gerald Carda yesterday. :) <HaXoR^> Mr Charig / Fleecy, is it just a coincidence this conference happening immediately before the transmeta cpu lauch(5pmGMT)? GA <charig> Yes. We are hardware independent. <Cpt_Hbl^> How long has Amino/Amiga and Tao been co-operating ? We know all about Fleecy/Bill/Petro but how does Toa feel about Amiga community? GA <[breed-away]> Yup, it was supposed to happen yesterday..... <charig> We have a large amount of respect for the Amiga community which is why we have been working cooperatively with Bill and Fleecy for some months, determined to make this really happen. <BJS> The Time of Homecomputers of the 80's r over, i mean, what does a CHRP board with an strange OS with Amiga in common, other than the name, it's just marketing. and the things done from 1994 till now r only done for the existing userbase and they shrunk, how will u encourage others to buy amiga? <charig> By providing the best platform. <Thy> Do you plan to do advertising ? Considering that it should be worldwide, can you afford that ? To have the best machine is not enough if nobody knows that. GA <charig> Yes. We will be doing advertising (Tao and Amiga) with our partners. <Senex> How many developers are working currently on "Amiga Aurora" (i.e. the new OS <g>), and how many of them are from Amiga, how many from Tao? GA <charig> Amiga has a dozen engineers growing, Tao has 60 + plenty of blue chip partners. <RUiNa> Q: Please take this all as one general question about marketing. With consoles and settop boxes allowing more ability and connectivity, and with super low pc prices, do you feel we'll compete with these pricewise or are you moving towards some other newer market? we all know marketing was the original amiga downfall. is the marketing planned and being taken care of by pro's? GA <charig> Yes. We like to call them "hookers". <FryG_away> Q:will there be any new updates for WB3.5 ? GA <fleecy> We have a transitional plan for the Classic that we will announce with our partners. <Nico_Barbat_amigaOS> Francis, Bill told on the press-conf. that you are an long-time Amiga-fan - in which effect could this be useful for the *developer* group? WHO is actually working on the new OS? GA <charig> I'll take those in reverse order. <charig> We already have the foundation layer. I'm not going to discuss o/s specifics today. The entire Tao engineering staff is working on software which will be utilised by the Amiga community. <charig> Remember that it is not just that we are fans, we also have major Amiga engineering history at Tao. <sNAK3^RP> Q: in what year will we see the Adverts or price lists.amiga has NEVER died..GA <charig> This year. <|MB|> Hello. I am a convinced amigaist, but in what this new repurchase is it different from the precedents? How long will last your new development? GA <charig> What? <Szczepan-BlaBla> Does new Amiga (or what is named) will have full support for "Classic" Amiga apps running just like normal one ? I mean that I can use any current program to edit/view/etc. any file from disk (not like it is in UAE). GA <charig> Announcement soon. <ioni> Will there be PCI, AGP, USB, etc. ports in the 'new Amiga' ? And support for them ? ga <charig> We will support all significant hardware standards. <Reticuli> fleecy stated earlier: "anyone who signs up to develop will have access to full APIs"... The API's WON'T be public domain? Is this wise? The Amiga excelled because of the back bedroom developers who just decided to have a quick dabble one night and has survived years in the wilderness because anyone could program it without having to become a formal developer. Or did I misinterpret that answer? GA <charig> You are assuming that the development kit is going to be expensive... it won't be. <CraiK> Q: I have got several commodore amiga computers including amiga 500, 1200, and CD-32, along with commodore 64. All i want to know is, what do you expect the future of the AMIGA world will be like (in general)? bright or dark? I just want you to make me feel comfortable about the AMIGA's future. I come from the middle east, btw just to let you know that we also DO care about the MIGGY ;) and thank you very much for your time, sirs. GA <^PaulaCIA^> CraiK Commodore are dead, Amiga is owned by Gateway 2000 for more info go to www.amiga.de ! <[breed-away]> heh <situation> oops, I think your bot needs updating, breed <[breed-away]> eck, must update Paula!!! <[breed-away]> slaps Gateway 2000 about a bit <Erchin> lol <DanDude2> hehehe <GuardianBOB> heh heh yes you should. <JoeSchmo> MUHAHAHAHA <Gaijin^> lol.. yeah :P <charig> Of course it is going to be bright. Tao's heavily in demand with so many global consumer electronics companies. <jws72512a> Will new Amiga/Tao OS System run on IBM PC box? GA <charig> We regard the Amiga as a fundamental part, not just of our strategy but the whole future of digital content. <situation> Okay, I've not asked a question yet, so here goes... How confident are you at taking on the industry giants, Microsoft, Intel, et al... and winning? <charig> Tao is already becoming very successful and we know that the co-operation will accelerate our success, Amiga's and the community. <sNAK3^RP> well guys thx for <maybe> given us some hope...we look forward to new things...... <charig> Thank you and Goodnight from Reading England :) <situation> Thanks very much for giving us your time <situation> round of applause, please <[breed-away]> I wish to thank Francis Charig, Fleecy Moss, Bill M and the other guys from Tao for turning out.. <Erchin> many many thanks to everyone <[breed-away]> im sorry to those who didnt get there questions answered <situation> Thanks everyone for being so patient... we ran this whole system by hand, 'cause we didn't have time to set up proper scripts (Translation: mb) [News message: 19. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
19.Jan.2000 EETimes |
EETimes: Moto(rola) invests in virtual processor software house GNN titles: Motorola investing in Amiga partner Tao The CPU manufacturer Motorola, the other manufacturer of the PowerPC chip used by Apple besides IBM, recently purchased a minority of the Tao Group. Since 1994 Tao offers TaOS, an innovative operating system for the diverse CPU platforms, and already engaged in a strategic partnership with Amiga Incorporated in December 1999. (Translation: mb) [News message: 19. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
19.Jan.2000 Steven Flowers by e-mail |
Alive Mediasoft looking for programmers and game reviewers We need your help more staff need to work from home we need programers to join hower in house devolement team and a game reviewer to work for The Pulse if your are intrasted in any of the persions please conted jenniealive@innotts.co.uk. (Translation: mb) [News message: 19. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
19.Jan.2000 amiga-news.de |
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18.Jan.2000 ADX |
ADX Datentechnik website with new layout ADX has reworked their website completely and very neatly. An online shop has been implemented, where all articles can be ordered directly online. (Translation: mb) [News message: 18. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
18.Jan.2000 Jan Andersen by e-mail |
Virus Help Denmark reports link virus "Hitch Hiker v4.11" Virus Help Denmark found a virus infected archive on Aminet on January 18th. The archive is infected with the link virus "Hitch Hiker v4.11". More information on the archive: Name: Sniper Virus name: HitchHiker v4.11 Archive name: Sniper.lzh Archive size: 667,902 bytes Infected file: Sniper Infected size: 688,060 bytes (infected) The game is playable, but please remember to remove the virus first with one of the common virus programs like VirusExecutor, VirusZ, VirusChecker II or VT. (Translation: mb) [News message: 18. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
18.Jan.2000 clickBOOM |
clickBOOM insane? clickBOOM makes a weird offer: Those who mark themselves as complete clickBOOM and Amiga fan, having a tattoo with the words "clickBOOM" or "Amiga" or a logo made, get all clickBOOM games for free. Contact with clickBOOM should be made before getting the tattoo done. I can only hope this is a joke, because such offers are very questionable in my eyes. (ps) (Translation: mb) [News message: 18. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
18.Jan.2000 Amiga.org |
Interview with Aaron "AROS" Digulla Interview with Aaron "AROS" Digulla. (ps) [News message: 18. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
18.Jan.2000 Amiga.org |
Fleecy answers some questions by Gary Storm AQUAFRESH - Fleecy answered some questions by Gary Storm (ps) [News message: 18. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
18.Jan.2000 Amiga.org |
AmigaGuide® to be reworked AmigaGuide® to be reworked. (ps) [News message: 18. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
18.Jan.2000 Andreas Magerl by e-mail |
APC&TCP mostly unavailable due to illness Due to illness, APC&TCP will be mostly unavailable starting January 17th to early, mid March 2000. During this time, only snail mail (APC&TCP-Computerclub, Postfach 83, D-83236 Übersee) will be answered with a small delay, if you enclose enough money for return stamps. The answering machine (phone +49-(0)8642/89995) will be checked regulary, but please understand not everybody can be called back. Fax, e-mails and storage media can be send, but will not be read and answered before early/mid March. (Translation: mb) [News message: 18. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
18.Jan.2000 amiga-news.de |
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18.Jan.2000 3SAT - Neues |
3SAT Computermagazin Neues mentions Amiga The computer magazine "NEUES" by 3SAT (German TV channel), known for really good investigations and matter-of-fact reports is becoming more and more liked by Amiga users, because, for a positive change, "NEUES" does not ignore the Amiga in their reports. On January 17th, there was a report about the sellout and the cooperation with the TAO Group. Citing: "There are news to rell about Amiga, too. After Gateway sold its Amiga share in December, the company has entered a strategic partnership with the british TAO Group. They want to develop a new Amiga Operating System together. Currently Tao offers four operating systems, with the realtime OS Elate being especially interesting. Elate is platform independant, no matter if Windows or Linux, and offers multi processor support. One can be looking forward to how Amiga might profit from this cooperation." (Translation: mb) [News message: 18. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
18.Jan.2000 John Porter by e-mail |
Live chat with TAO Group The Live Chat will take place today at 16:00 GMT. Sorry for posting this so late, but I didn't have a change to translate any sooner. (mb) Reply-To: "John Porter" johnp@cadlink.co.uk From: "John Porter" johnp@cadlink.co.uk To: team@amiga-news.de Subject: News Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2000 17:05:13 -0000 Organization: CADlink UK Hi Everyone, Just to let you know we have got a live chat with Tao Group and hopefully fleecy to discuss the Amiga and what we feel should be done. Tao dont have that much a roll in the development but they do have some say and are very intrested to hear the views of the Amiga public to help them take the correct road. Francis Charig, Chairman and Chief Exec of Tao Group has confirmed this with me and seems like a really down to earth guy and very sincere in what he wants to do with the Amiga, he said he will ask Fleecy to attend as well. So got some ideas? questions? or just want to sit and watch? then come to #AmigaGames on IRC Dalnet. I will be confirming the live chat with Francis a hour before we go ahead to make sure things are ok, if we have to postpone it, there will be a new date given in the topic. If you have a JAVA client you can come directly to http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Way/9376/irc/chat.html If you are on a Amiga you will need to download Amirc from Aminet and log onto a dalnet server. amiirc.lha The best server to use is irc.dal.net on port: 7000 group: 01 If you are on a PC you can get Mirc from http://www.mirc.com The Live Chat will be on 19/01/00 at 16.00 GMT The Chat will be moderated you need to msg a active op to be able to ask a question No more than 2 questions per go Usuall IRC rules apply, swearing, name calling, flooding will end in a ban. Hope to see you all there Best Regards John Porter Amiga Oasis Online http://bounce.to/amigaoasis #AmigaGames IRC Dalnet(Translation: mb) [News message: 18. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
17.Jan.2000 Christoph Dietz |
Meeting with Bill McEwen in Frankfurt Bill McEwen, President and CEO (Chief Executive Officer) of Amiga Incorporated, explained his vision for the future of the Amiga on January 17th. At the first meeting after the Amiga takeover by Bill McEwen and Fleecy Moss, mainly hard- and software developers were present as well as representatives of the two remaining German Amiga print magazines and of course myself for amiga-news.de. The meeting was intended for getting to know each other. Bill McEwen is not a no-name, but so far he was rather behind the scenes at Amiga Inc. However, he brought some goodies with him to Frankfurt. He explained the partnership with Tao, and that their OS will be part of the new Amiga generation. He assured that not only a developer box specification will be released in February, but also that the necessary software will be offered for free download at the same time. For the late summer, the introduction of the first consumer system is scheduled. The exact specification of this model is not yet decided upon, and depends on the results of his numerous talks with developers during his trip to Europe. All in all, a beginning for the next - and hopefully successful - attempt to revive the Amiga. At any case, Bill McEwen earned broad support on the Frankfurt meeting. (Translation: mb) [News message: 17. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
17.Jan.2000 Andreas Mayer-Gürr by e-mail |
CSC contest over After 62 days and 98% keys done, the CSC key has been cracked. The correct key was found by a Sparcbox (with Solaris) in the USA. The Amiga team has done 4 million key blocks with 228 keys each, for a total of 1.11% of the keyspace. Now all Amiga users who participated in the CSC contest should return to calculate RC5 blocks. Every block counts... ;-) (Translation: mb) [News message: 17. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
17.Jan.2000 Petra Struck |
MeKa pictures Hosted by the Fachhochschule Karlsruhe (Technical College), the yearly "Meeting Karlsruhe" took place last weekend, for the seventh time and with about 150 participants. I was overwhelmed by the really phantastic organisation of this huge meeting. There were 5 rooms with 30-35 computers each completely networked. The Fachhochschule provided a free 10 MBit connection in addition to their rooms, which led to great download rates. Thanks to the ATM systems from HiLan, there even where 155 MBit available locally. The hosts really had planned for everything. There was a seperate sleeping room where exhausted visitors could take a nap. A cinema was available for relaxing, and all the time fresh breadrolls, coffee, tea and other non-alcoholic beverages were offered; a really well working Internet Pizza service made the offer complete. I had many interesting conversations, met many, many really nice people, and left with the wish to return for all three days next year. I really enjoyed myself, but I did regret not having brought my computer. I want to say thanks for the invitation, and congratulate the hosts on their excellent work.
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17.Jan.2000 amiga-news.de |
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17.Jan.2000 Jorge Pino by e-mail |
AOL for Amiga looking for support Jorge Pino writes: We are looking for: - enthusiastic Amiga programmers and users - web designer with experience in Java, CGI scripting, HTML - if possible, programmers wanting to port an AOL software - support of the project by translations to Spanish, French, English etc. Those interested can contact Jorge Pino by e-mail. (Translation: mb) [News message: 17. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
17.Jan.2000 Stefan Robl in ANF |
FMdriver VHI v1.1 released Stefan Robl has released version 1.1 of his VHI driver for the Framemachine on January 15th. Some VHI problems have been removed in this version, and all features recently added to VHI are supported. The driver is giftware (like 10 USD, hardware etc.) and works on Amigas with 68k CPU. Download: FMdriverVHI.lha, readme (Translation: mb) [News message: 17. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
17.Jan.2000 Czech Amiga News |
HTMLview.mcc v12.6 released Allan Odgaard has released version 12.6 of his MUI class for viewing HTML documents on January 16th. The class currently supports the major part of the HTML 4.0 standard as defined by the W3C. According to Allan Odgaard, the class is more precise than many browsers, and very well suited e.g. for e-mail programs wanting to display HTML - especially since the class is working really fast. You shouldn't forget, however, that it is a prototype undergoing many changes. E.g. it is being worked upon Style Sheets support. The release of a Style Sheet supporting version will take some time, however. With the included demo program, the class can be used as "offline browser". Without written permission of the author, however, it must not be used on CD-ROMs etc. The class offers the following features:
Known bugs:
If you are interested in programming a Flash viewer, RealAudio plugin etc., contact Allan Odgaard. Download: MCC_HTMLview.LZX v12.5 (140.8 Kb, 7-Sep-1999) MCC_HTMLview_Update.LZX v12.6 (63.5 Kb, 16-Jan-2000) (Translation: mb) [News message: 17. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
17.Jan.2000 Czech Amiga News |
Payback status report #7 James Daniels from Apex Designs has posted the 7th Payback status report on January 16th. Additionally, the link page has been updated. (Translation: mb) [News message: 17. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] | ||
17.Jan.2000 Czech Amiga News |
Additional Informations by Alive Mediasoft Elite 3 will support PPC and Warp3D. It is being ported by the people doing the Descent 2 port, too. The real-time strategy game Home Land is announced for first quarter 2000. The Alive Mediasoft website should be online again by now and offer informations about the new releases planned for this year. (Translation: mb) [News message: 17. Jan. 2000, 08:00] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
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