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06.Apr.2001 Thomas Frieden on ANF |
Shogo Demo on Aminet The long wait finally has an end: the demo of Hyperion's story-based shooter Shogo: Mobile Armor Division should appear soon on Aminet. The game runs on PPC (WarpUP) and requires at least 64 MB RAM. For hardware acceleration, Warp3D V4 is required, which should be available from Aminet at the same time. [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 18:28] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
06.Apr.2001 Diverse Sources |
Software News Audiomaster 2000 v 0.66 At Frank Fenn, you can find a new version of his MUI sample editor 'Audiomaster 2k', which supports all AHI devices. Saving is not possible in the demo version. Download: audiomaster2k.lha - 276 kB AWeb popup problem If you have after installation of OS3.9 boing bag 1 a problem with AWeb that cycle gadgets with less than three options show only the first option correctly, you can find at Tom Parker a small patch which solves the problem by patching the 'listbrowser.gadget'. Download: ListbrowserPatch.lha Aminet CD 42 Aminet CD 42 is now available at Schatztruhe. The April CD contains more than 800 MB (unarchived) software in almost a thousand archives. As a special highlight, the full version of the SuperView Productivity Suite is included, with a cheap upgrade option to SuperView Productivity Suite II. [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 17:55] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
06.Apr.2001 Olaf Koebnik via E-Mail |
Amiga Arena News In cooperation with Pablo F., the Amiga Arena makes a special price for TaskiSMS possible! TaskiSMS is an easy to use SMS sender for the Amiga. The special price is 50% of the regular price and is only valid until May 10th, 2001. You can register at Reg.net. [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 17:51] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
06.Apr.2001 Alfred Sturm |
New Aminet uploadsDopJoin.lha biz/dopus 5K+Join files with DirectoryOpus 4.xx. V1.0 DopJoin5.lha biz/dopus 5K+Join files with DirectoryOpus 5.xx. V1.0 ListbrowserPch.lha biz/patch 10K+Fixes aweb popup problems with OS3.9 BB1 DalHelper.lha comm/irc 37K+Interface to Dalnet Services: (Chan/Memo YAT.lha comm/mail 518K+Yet Another heap of Taglines for YAM GoPortscan.lha comm/net 99K+V0.2 TCP Portscanner with MUI interface T-Rexx.lha comm/tcp 106K+Shows current TV-programs in Finland titlebar_ic.lha dev/gui 24K+BOOPSI class of titlebar gadget images plDPurpleGUIDE.lha docs/hyper 49K+Polish Deep Purple guide V0.1 Aakt0401GFX.lha docs/mags 266K+AMIGA aktuell - German infotainment maga AmigaOS39revie.txt docs/rview 12K+A short review of AmigaOS3.9 diceset.lha game/data 13K+A dice-set for the WBgame MagicNumbers WHDParadroid90.lha game/patch 17K+HD Installer for Paradroid90 WHDRockstarHam.lha game/patch 8K+HD Installer for Rockstar Ate My Hamster WHDWhiteSnook.lha game/patch 31K+HD Installer for Jimmy White Snooker WHD_UridiumII.lha game/patch 14K+Uridium II Hard Drive Installer MagicNumbers_d.lha game/think 2K+German catalog for MagicNumbers v1.0 AmiCAD_2.08.lha gfx/edit 691K+Schematics vectorial electronics program CMNDR-ImageFX.lha gfx/ifx 136K+Customizable GUI for ImageFX yav172.lha gfx/show 396K+PowerPC support. Shows bitmap pictures o FDDx2toInt.lha hard/hack 21K+How to connect two PC FDD to internal po MMKeyboard.lha hard/hack 140K+V1.00 Use entire Multmedia Keyboard on A unlzx.c.gz misc/unix 9K+Unlzx - decompresses LZX archives on mul GroundMind.lha mods/blkha 421K+16 channel DBM by blakkhar Chiba_el.mpg mods/elbie 5.9M+Chiba_Electronique [electro] by ElbiE^t1 rno-r059.lha mods/misc 748K+Rno-records release no.59 by kure/rno (h crs_tilo.lha mods/techn 596K+CRS00060: phase - timelock MSE.lha mus/midi 193K+MIDI SYStem EXplorer - PatchEditor+MORE madonna.jpg pix/art 148K+Hand drawn picture of Madonna AutoPDF13.lha text/misc 22K+AutoPDF 1.3 - Convert Postscript to PDF xadmaster000.lha util/arc 261K+V10.0 Powerful unarchiving system (68000 xadmaster020.lha util/arc 263K+V10.0 Powerful unarchiving system (68020 xadmaster060.lha util/arc 267K+V10.0 Powerful unarchiving system (68060 xadmasterdev.lha util/arc 153K+V10.0 Powerful unarchiving system (DEVEL WinToFront17.lha util/cdity 62K+Replaces ClickToFront, with more options idle1_3.lha util/moni 15K+A (working) cpu monitor xfdmaster.lha util/pack 155K+Rel1.35 Decrunch packed files (exe/data) xfdmaster_dev.lha util/pack 175K+Rel1.35 Decrunch packed files (exe/data) ScreenShell.lha util/shell 6K+Opens full size shell on new public scre TimeKeep.lha util/time 50K+TimeClock Util for Clients-Projects-Invo TimeKeepDev.lha util/time 35K+TimeClock Util for Project Development VEPatchBrain.lha util/virus 21K+PatchBrain v1.28 for VirusExecutor v2.xx IconMaster.lha util/wb 24K+Icon copier with some nice features V1.1 [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 15:39] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
06.Apr.2001 BoingWorld |
amiga.org.yu Moved! After one year without activity, the Yugoslavian news site 2Amiga Jugoslavija" has taken up its news service again under the name "Amiga Pager News". The page has moved and can now be found at http://www.geocities.com/kenguar/index.html. All articles appear in Serbian language. [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 12:56] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
06.Apr.2001 CyberGraphX |
Klaus Burkert passed away Klaus Burkert, known for excellent Amiga hard- and software development died two days ago from a heart attack. We offer our sincerest condolences to his family and friends. May they find the strength to get over this loss. Posted on the official P96 mailing list: "Silence, I just want to inform you guys out there that yesterday, after a major heart attack on Monday, one of the greatest developers of Amiga hard- and software who was my best friend and mentor Klaus Burkert has died. It was a really big shock for me and so it will be for others. I don't know what else to say, there are not really words to fit the situation... Bye Klaus, cu on the other side" - Tobias Seiler [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 02:14] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
06.Apr.2001 Jens Schönfeld on ANF |
isdnsurfer.device V1.943 Online The new version of the ISDN card driver can be found in the support area of the Individual Computer homepage and offers two new features:
Further, a multitasking bug was fixed which led to performance losses. The development continues, with the next update there will finally be Sync-PPP! Download: isdndev.lha [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 01:02] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
06.Apr.2001 Olaf Koebnik on ANF |
Amiga Arena News Amiga Arena full version! With permission of Thomas Dorn, the TruePaint HD version, the 24 bit painting program, is available for download! TruePaint is the predecessor of XiPaint! [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 00:36] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
06.Apr.2001 René Stelljes on ANF |
New IRC Amiga Channel: #amiweb On April 8th, the new Amiga chat channel #amiweb will officially open. Most of you will probably think that there are so many channels and that another channel won't make any sense. However, #amiweb won't be an ordinary channel, but rather a possibility for the average user to chat with programmers and other important people on the Amiga. On April 8th from 7:00 pm on, #aminet will be officially opened. Invited for the "opening ceremony", we have among others Petro Tyschtschenko and Matthias Böcker, author of DynAMIte and ATC, and the Amiga dealer "Black & White". The server data: Server: showme.altnet.org (IP is 216.87.208.170) Port: 6667 channel: #amiweb So now just think up some questions, and then we'll read us on April 8th! [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 00:28] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
06.Apr.2001 Fabio Alemagna on ANF |
Bill McEwen Interviewed Quantum Leap, the Italian e-zine devoted to new technologies is proud to publish an exclusive interview with Bill McEwen, president and CEO of Amiga Inc. [News message: 06. Apr. 2001, 00:01] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Sébastien Jeudy via E-Mail |
Interview with Fleecy Moss Sébastien Jeudy, author of l'Annuaire Amiga Francophone and editor at Planet 100% Amiga has done this little interview and permitted amiga-news.de to publish it: Sébastien Jeudy: Following the announces of Saint-Louis, here are some questions concerning AmigaOS vs MorphOS: The next AmigaOS (4.0 to 5.0) will upgrade to full PPC and include the AmigaDE part. Now AmigaOS and MorphOS are really in competition. How will you react? Fleecy Moss: We work to forward the Amiga, as always. How our company reacts depends upon too many things to go into here. Sébastien Jeudy: What do you think about MorphOS? Fleecy Moss: I think it was a brave attempt by people to continue the AmigaOS when it looked as it no one else was going to. I think the people working on it are all highly skilled, and I have spent a large period of the last few months trying to get them to work with Amiga to forwards the Amiga. I am always open to talking to them. Sébastien Jeudy: Do you think that you (Amiga Inc.) and the Ralph Schmidt Team could work together? (MorphOS has already some interested PPC parts...) Fleecy Moss: Amiga Inc. will work with anyone who wants to work with us, but they have to understand that in doing that, Amiga will also work with others and that that is our choice, not theirs. Sébastien Jeudy: Have you contacts with the Ralph Schmidt Team? Fleecy Moss: I met them in Cologne, I have spoken to Ralph a few times and have spent much time dealing with intermediaries. Sébastien Jeudy: Will you stop their works or will you let them to continue their MorphOS development? Fleecy Moss: I would be very happy to involve them in the team advancing the Amiga. If they chose to do their own thing and are doing nothing illegal, then they should have nothing to worry about. Sébastien Jeudy: Don't you think that this competiton will divide our little community ? :-( Fleecy Moss: Consumers, dealers and developers must follow their hearts. I can guarantee them that we will do our utmost to provide the best solution for them, and for all those out there who should have their lives improved by the Amiga experience...but I cannot, and would not force them. Sébastien Jeudy: bPlan has said that their Pegasos will run with MorphOS. Can you confirm us that the Pegasos will also run with the future AmigaOS (i.e. the full PPC + AmigaDE version)? Fleecy Moss: Last time I checked, bPlan still said they wanted to produce an AmigaOne. I shall be checking again this week. Sébastien Jeudy: Thank you very much Fleecy and Best regards, Sebastien Jeudy. Fleecy Moss: Thanks Sebastien, and a big hello to all the french. [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 23:44] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Sven Drieling on ANF |
St. Louis 2001: Nothing has Changed On the 5th of April 2001 Sven Drieling published his estimation of Amiga's currently published plans. Excerpt: »Last weekend Amiga published their current plans in St. Louis which were announced beforehand to be a ground shaking event. According to what I have read about that in the Internet since Sunday nothing has changed. Amiga's long term target further on is a portable, independent running AmigaDE combined with TAO's Elate. New is that the plan to develop AmigaOS v5 including memory protection, SMP, and other features as an further foundation component for this system was added. Furthermore there is Sharp featuring a cooperation to develop applications for Sharp's Zaurus PDA basing on AmigaDE. [-snip-] By that and 15 month after their foundation Amiga should now meet the wishes of both, the people wanting an AmigaOS for PPC as well as the people recommending AmigaDE, and not at the expense of any of these groups. It is completely incomprehensible to me, why Amiga is not capable to put this across the public. « The entire text (German) is to find under http://olis.north.de/~indy/NichtsGeändert.html. [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 22:44] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Michael Ulbrich on ANF |
IDE-SCSI-Adapter Available From now on we provide the IDe-SCSI adapter by the Hantz company. This adapter makes it possible to connect cheap IDE harddisks to a SCSI host. Reasonable useable with the SCSI-Kit for Blizzard cards, BlizzardPPC, FastlaneZ3, WarpEngine, 4091, a.s.o. Up to now it was Successfully tested with FastlaneZ3, Blizzard-Kit on 1230/4, CSPPC. The transfer rates achievable are impressing: more than 17MB/s on a CSPPC, close to 8MB on FastLaneZ3 or the Blizzard-Kit. Connection of the adapter is trouble-free, cause it is completely transparent for the host, meaning there is no additional software needed. Just plug it in, start any HD installation program and configure the disk. Compared to a SCSI harddisk one absolutely can save several hundred Dollar! One advance compared to common IDE solutions is the observable lower CPU charge due to the DMA possibility of the usual SCSI host adapters. Answers to questions are to find under the title link inside of the forum of SHOPnFUN (German). [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 22:44] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Rainer Benda on ANF |
Metabox Selling ICS Metabox selling ICS As it became known from management circles Metabox AG, manufacturer of set-top-boxes, currently are in negotiations regarding the sale of their 100% subsidiary ICS. ICS produce bargain cash systems and was able to gain sales at the value of 2.29 USD in 1999. But meantime ICS has made application for insolvency at the district council of Hildesheim, Germany. No certain reason was given. According to press reports staffers did not get payed since about two months and a preponderant part of them do not go to work, anymore. Currently Metabox shares are dealt at the price of 1,40 Euro. The 52-weeks-high is at 45,80 Euro. The current price represents the 52-weeks-low. [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 22:41] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Diverse Sources |
Software News Warp-Datatypes Oliver Roberts has updated the following of his datatypes: WarpJPEG.datatype V44.19 - (68k,PPC/WarpOS,PPC/MorphOS) - WarpJPEGdt.lha - 133 kB WarpPNG.datatype V44.14 - (68k,PPC/WarpOS,PPC/MorphOS) - WarpPNGdt.lha - 140 kB WarpDTPrefs V44.3 - preferences program for Warp-Datatypes - WarpDTPrefs.lha - 27 kB BoingBag3.9-1 Since 04-04-2001 there is an updated BoingBag3.9-1 archive on the OS3.9 support site containing minor changes. The current file size is 5.254.174 bytes. So, who has downloaded BoingBag3.9-1 before 04-04-2001 might get it once more. The following changes were made: 1. German localisation of IconEdit now is okay. 2. The commodities Blanker, CrossDOS, Exchange and FKey are now really included as their latest versions. .plan by David 'zapek' Gerber In his .plan David, author of CVS Management and co-author of many programs like e.g. Voyager3, describes why he bets on MorphOS. IJPEG Tools V6.2B PPC-MorphOS Port Fr3dY has ported "Independent JPEG Group's JPEG Software tools" to MorphOS. Download: ijpeg62b-mos.lha - 187 kB, It is vital to also read the readme. ClassAction V4.0 und MainPrefs V2.20 Martin Elsner provides updated versions of ClassAction and MainPrefs for download. With MainPrefs now also variables can be entered and deleted and assigns can directly be added to the user-startup or deleted from it. [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 15:55] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Digital Amiga Dream |
DAD: Interview with Andreas Falkenhahn Digital Amiga Dream (DAD) has interviewed Andreas Falkenhahn from Airsoft Softwair. Read the interview under the title link. [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 15:33] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Thorsten Will via E-Mail |
Invitation for MS2001 Party Published Mekka & Symposium, the traditional demo scene party, on which many demo workers introduce their demos each year, is coming and the organization enters the final lap. The best demos will be honored with price money. The MS2001 will take place from 13th to 16th of April 2001 in Fallingbostel, Germany, in the Heidmark-Halle. Mr.Vain of Secretly! (aka Thorsten Will) has done the invitation (unofficial mekka^symposium-invitation) including directions and map and an indication of the youth hostel. Download: scl_ms2001inv.lha - 320 kB. [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 12:29] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Richard Kapp via E-Mail |
Narr-Site News From today you can download a theme for Voyager from my site. This again is about a stylish Netscape like image set containing all of the important buttons. There is also included in the archive a matching MacOSX like background pattern. There is a screenshot on the 'Projects site'. Furthermore a page for SendStuff was created containing screenshots and a small description of the program. [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 11:49] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Michael Wilps on ANF |
ahi.device 5.6 Available Martin Blom has published the new version 5.6 of the ahi.device for 68k and PPC Amigas on his homepage. [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 11:47] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
05.Apr.2001 Michael Burkhardt (IOM) on ANF |
Red Zac General Meeting with Amiga 1200 On Monday the Red Zac (also known as Interfunk) general meeting took place in Nuernberg, Germany. On two screens 16 ft. of width Powerpoint presentations and live video from 6 cameras were shown. On customer's demand the computer's name should be faded in the video pictures. This cries for Amiga technology, downright. IOM took the task of preparation and presentation of these so called 'tummy bandages' using a simple Amiga 1200, acceleration card 1230/40, Scala MM 300, 16 MB RAM, and Sirius II Genlock by electronic design. From my point of view this event was a full success. The Amiga worked trouble-less and it was just fun to admire the Workbench on such a big screen. And as usual, if an Amiga gets set up anywhere, the same things happen: somebody catches sight of her, recognizes her, and calls out, "hey, an Amiga". After that a small group of people come together, who a) have owned an Amiga themselves b) are deeply impressed of this little thing, and c) are interested in the current situation regarding Amiga. But if you set up an PC anywhere this isn't anything special, even not if Windows crashes or the computer doesn't do what it is supposed to do. Conclusion: I love "the spirit of Amiga". [News message: 05. Apr. 2001, 05:18] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Thomas Siegel on ANF |
Online Music Module Compo started well! Online-Module-Compo which started on March 1st 2001 has now 17 participants and you cannot send modules any longer. From now on you can download and vote the modules which were all made from the same sample-set. Just download, vote and listen to it - have fun! Thomas Siegel aka "d!RT!E - organiser&websitter of mOOdS" [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 23:49] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Diverse Sources |
Software News Turboprint for Linux V1.0 You can order version 1.0 of the printer driver software Turboprint for Linux at IrseeSoft. It contains printer driver (beta) for Canon S400, 450, 4500, 800; Epson Stylus Color 680, 880, 980 und Photo 790, 890, 1290. Scalos News There is an updated version of the 'Persistent Windows Plugin'. of Scalos which is a full replacement of the workbench. Download: Scalos-Plugin_PWindows.lha - 19 kB iFusion According to Paul Lesurf from Blittersoft on Fusion mailing list iFusion is being just duplicated. Distribution will start during this week. iFusion is a PPC-Mac-emulator for PPC-Amiga of Microcode Solutions. ilbm-Datatype Stephan Rupprecht has published version 45.3b of his ilbm-datatype for PPC(WarpUP). Download: ilbmdtPPC.lha - 11 kB AmigaAMP AmigaAMP-mailinglist has moved to amigaamp@amigaamp.de. All members has been entried to the new list automatically. [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 17:54] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Neodym on ANF |
Sharp Zaurus Really Exists! Because many reports at least doubts the existence and availability of Zaurus-PDA I kept my eyes opened and went shopping in Tokyo. Zaurus does really exist! Two of them I held in my hands. It is written all in Japanese but the device gives a very solid and good impression. The silver metal housing (there were just dummies of the white and lilac variant) looks very fine and feels good (just like Palm V). The display is very comfortable: Big, colourful and white lighted as well as rather sharp and well readable. Zaurus is just as thick as a PalmVx in its metal case. I have taken away a Japanese flyer. If anybody should be interested in it I will try to scan it or to take a photo. [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 17:10] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Torsten Dudai |
New Caricature online: Doc Fleecy Dr.Fleecy Moss, "chief-psychiatrist" at Amiga Inc., calms the people`s Amiga feelings... [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 14:49] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Brad Webb via E-Mail |
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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 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 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. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- . . . A N D D E T A I L S F R O M C T O F L E E C Y {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. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Amiga Update on the net: All back issues available at: http://www.globaldialog.com/~amigaupdate/index.html Stop by and check out our archive! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright 2001 by Brad Webb. Freely distributable, if not modified. ====================================================================== _ __ _ <>_ __ _ A M I G A /\\ |\ /|| || / ` /\\ A M I G A U P D A T E /__\\ | \ / || || || ___ /__\\ U P D A T E / \\_ | \/ ||_ _||_ \__// / \\_ amigaupdate@globaldialog.com ====================================================================== [News message: 04. 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04.Apr.2001 Sven Ottemann via E-Mail |
LHA 1.14i for UNIX Amiga-port Sven Ottemann has compiled LHA1.14 for UNIX for AmigaOS. This version supports -lh6- und -lh7-. You can download versions for 68000, 68020+ and PPC (WarpOS) under the title link. [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 14:25] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 FORE-MATT via E-Mail |
100%Amiga issue 11 The English software distributor 'Fore-Matt' has published a new Amiga magazine. The magazine is called '100% Amiga' and is distributed exclusively on CD-ROM. It has a seperate surface which leads the reader through the magazine. Current issue 11 which is being just pressed contains mainly a report about St. Louis Show. Furthermore the CD contains a report about WoA Show of Fleecy Moss, a review of Payback, a first view on 'Silencer', the topic datatypes and much more. Contact: FORE-MATT Home Computing (Dept e) PO Box 835 Wootton Bassett Swindon SN4 8RX Tel: +44 (0)8700 11 22 34 E-Mail: sales@forematt.idps.co.uk Web: www.forematt.free-online.co.uk [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 14:10] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Rainer Benda on ANF |
Finance Online: Chairman of Met@Box Resigned »Today Met@Box which is quoted on the New Market announced that chairman Geerd-Ulrich Ebeling resigned. Private reasons were named for that. There will not be a successor because the company is going to name a new chairman as a financial chairman. Further more the company informed of selling off its shares of Interzart AG 3D Commerce. The share finished at 1,82 Euro.« Source: Finance Online 03.04.2001 23:50 [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 13:49] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 ADR (BAUD) on ANF |
Amiga Apache 1.3.19 - PHP 4.0.4 pl 1 Published You can download the new patch-level of webserver Apache version 1.3.19 - PHP 4.0.4 pl 1. Everybody who is interested in the topic Amiga-Apache can find three articles online at Amiga-Magazin: [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 13:42] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Thomas Dellert via E-Mail |
DCE Microserver G3/G4 - Press Release Product-info "DCE Microserver G3/G4" Starting from Q3/2001, DCE Computer Oberhausen will offer a G3/G4 PowerPC® based PCI card. The so-called "DCE Microserver G3/G4" will give you the complete functionality of a Server System. The PCI card can be either used as Master or Agent. By this flexibility there are several possible configurations for this machine to fit the user's personal convenience. Possible options are:
Due to the highly optimized design of "DCE Microserver G3/G4", the price of this solution without CPU will be in the range of backplane-only expansions. Technical information:
DCE MicroServer G3/G4, GREX 1200/4000 as well as the existing PPC board user base will be supported by MorphOS. This will guarantee that Amiga users can use most of their software with that system. In the near future there will be a JIT (Just in time) emulation included in MorphOS that will allow execution times of 68K software far beyond current 68060 50MHz level even on the existing Phase5/DCE hardware. Furthermore, MorphOS opens the door to real PPC OS software, like
Thomas Dellert R&D Department thomas.dellert@dcecom.de http://www.dcecom.de DCE Computer Service GmbH Kellenbergstr. 19a D-46145 Oberhausen Phone:+49-208-660673 Fax: +49-208-630496 [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 12:46] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Christoph Meier on ANF |
Elbox publishes MediatorUP2.1 There is an update of the driver software of the Mediator-PCI-board of Elbox. The file is 60 kB and you can download it at the usual places or order it from Elbox. [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 05:44] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Christoph Meier on ANF |
MakeCD 3.2 beta6 with Video CD Support It has been announced version 3.2d public beta6 (videoCD-edition) of the writing software MakeCD. All CD-RW-driver has been updated. You can now import .toc (cdrdao) images which are generated with VCDTools and .cue (CDRWin) images which are generated with VCDGear. Please have a look at History for further information. Download: Is still not possible. [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 05:20] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Christoph Meier on ANF |
Cinemaware offers TV Sports Football and -Baseball for Download Due to the overwhelmingly positive response from the last offering, Cinemaware proudly presents these two innovative classics! Take a nostalgic journey back to the birth of the modern sports craze! The TV Sports franchise was original and new in that it presented the game like it was an actual television broadcast. They're only going to be available for a limited time, so run to the Vault quickly to download TV Sports Football and TV Sports Baseball. Don't forget to stop by at the forums and tell us which other classic titles you'd like to see made available. [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 05:11] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
04.Apr.2001 Christoph Meier on ANF |
Meternet Reworking Hardware of their SimpleBox Meternet informed of reworking the hardware of its SimpleBox (Set-Top-Box) which is supposed to run on AmigaDE in order to produce SimpleBox still cheaper. It is possible that there will be news still this month. [News message: 04. Apr. 2001, 05:08] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version] |
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