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`23.Mar.2006` Sven Scheele (ANF)	AmigaClub SH - 2. Hardware Meeting 2006 in Kiel The AmigaClub Schleswig-Holstein will hold the 2nd hardware meeting 2006 in the FH Kiel on Saturday, April 22nd, beginning at 13.00 o'clock. Who is interested in joining with his computer is requested to announce himself by e-mail. The admission is free of charge. Further details can be found under the title link "Termine/News". (cg) (Translation: ts) [News message: 23. Mar. 2006, 01:11] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Mar.2006` Ron van Schaik (E-Mail)	Event: Amiga party of the CGG in Maarssen, NL, on 15 April 2006 The next meeting of the Commodore Gebruikersgroep in Maarsen, the Netherlands, on 15 April 2006 has the main focus once again on the Amiga. In the following you will find the present agenda - should you wish to participate with a presentaion as well, please contact the organiser. Herman Clement will present his Pegasos PC Robert Sprokholt will give a video projector lecture on the Amiga Various Amiga types like the A500, A600, A1000, A1200, A4000 or the CDTV are being exhibited. Nevertheless it is regular CGG meeting. Thus all the other owners of Commodore PCs like the C64, C128, C16 or Plus/4 will also participate. Further Amiga information will be available in the club magazine 'Info Bulletin' (snx) (Translation: iw) [News message: 21. Mar. 2006, 20:46] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Mar.2006` MorphZone (Webseite)	PDF book: March issue of the Pegasos book (Eng./Fr.) The March issue (V1.5) of the gratis PDF book "Le livre du Pegasos" is now available in English and French at the link above. Additionally it can also be obtained via MorphUp. Several chapters on Pegasos and MorphOS have clearly been extended (e.g. installation, ambient, network, software development) and some have also been added (e.g. processor card, ODW, MorphUp, MOSNet). The detailed changes in version 1.5: Update 1.1 Object Update 1.5 Greetings (authors, translators, donators) Update 2.1 Presentation of the Pegasos Add 2.1.3 The processor card Update 2.2 Pegasos versions Add 2.2.2 Specificities of the ODW Update 2.3 Hardware compatibility Update 2.4 Hardware and software known problems Update 2.6 Where to buy a Pegasos ? (ex. 7.1) Update 2.7 Websites about the Pegasos (ex. 7.2) Update 3.1 Presentation of MorphOS Update 3.2 Installation of MorphOS Update 3.3 Presentation of the MorphOS tree Update 3.6 Ambient Changed 3.6.7 Compiling CVS Ambient version splited in 3.6.7 Obtaining the latest Ambient version and 7.2 Compiling Ambient Update 3.7 Tips and hints Add 3.7.6 Using MorphUP, the packages manager Update 3.8 Network setting Update 3.8.1 TCP/IP stack install under MorphOS Add 3.8.1.2 Installing MOSNet Update 3.8.2 ADSL with a Freebox (France only) Move 3.8.3 as 3.8.3.4 ADSL on Freebox Update 3.8.3 Connection of a Pegasos to a network LAN with DHCP (Internet via ADSL modem) Update 3.9 Software development on MorphOS Update 3.10 Overview of MorphOS softwares and moved to 7.1 Update 3.12 Sites about MorphOS (ex. 7.2, 7.3) Update 4.3 Linux Ubuntu (mostly KDE) Add 4.3.3 Installation of Xfce Add 6.3 CDGA Add 6.6 Mupper rescue CD Add 6.7 Others Live CD MorphUp-Index: ThePegasosBook.pmi (snx) (Translation: iw) [News message: 21. Mar. 2006, 09:28] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`18.Mar.2006` Jens Schönfeld (ANF)	individual Computers: Demo-party sponsoring and shipping of new products individual Computers sponsors Breakpoint For the tenth time in a row, a big Scene-event takes place in Germany at easter time. The well-established successor to the legendary "Mekka/Symposium" parties Breakpoint will make the small city Bingen, Germany, the destination for the whole European demoscene for the fourth time now. Demos are non-interactive programs that show the capabilities of makers and machine with music, graphics and animation. The special thing about demos is their strict limitation for example in size, which is done in order to achieve comparability in competitions. Demo parties are non-commercial events where entrance fees and sponsor's donations are used mostly to cover prizes for these competitions. Individual Computers is proud to support this form of art as "silver sponsor" again. An invitation to such a demoparty is of course done with a demo that's available on the party's FTP server as a free download (12MB). If the demo doesn't run on your type of computer, you can also watch the XVID AVI video. At 98MB, it's more than 8 times as big and cannot offer the same picture quality. Even if you can't come to the party, it's worth watching! For fans of the Commodore C64, there's an invitation demo that you can download here as a D64 archive. New products shipping The clockport-adapter for the Amiga 500 and the USB-converter for Commodore-keyboards Keyrah will start shipping to our retail partners on monday, march 20th. Please mention your type of keyboard when ordering, because Keyrah must be programmed with your keyboard layout at the factory. The scope of delivery has also been decided now: Every Keyrah comes with a screwdriver and a 2-meter (6.5 ft) USB cable. Versions for Amiga keyboards come with an assembly kit that ensures contact even to partly damaged foil connectors of the A600/A1200 keyboards. Customers who have pre-ordered the special edition of the Buddha controller for Phoenix-Amigas will recieve an eMail from us in the next few days. (snx) [News message: 18. Mar. 2006, 04:57] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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