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`25.Jun.2002` Christoph Gutjahr (ANF)	Amiga Inc.: Counter of preorders AmigaOne Amiga Inc. has installed a counter for the preorders for the AmigaOne (50$ coupons). Payment is now also possible via PayPal. (ps) (Translation: gf) [News message: 25. Jun. 2002, 18:18] [Comments: 3 - 27. Jun. 2002, 16:36] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Jun.2002` Tamara Cetinjski (ANF)	MP3-Player: Prayer2 now Open Source The MP3 player "Prayer 2" for Amiga computers is now Open Source and is available for download under the title link. (sd) (Translation: cb) [News message: 23. Jun. 2002, 22:45] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Jun.2002` ANN	ANN: Discussion on 1 year of Amiga Party Pack On the occasion of the release of the Amiga Party Pack a year ago, there is a discussion for Amiga Party Pack owners on ANN under the title link. Back then, the Pack was published to celebrate 1 year of SDK. In addition, the release of AmigaOne, AmigaOS 4.0 as well as AmigaDE for PDAs was announced. From the ANN web site: "If you purchased the Party Pack, tell us what you've been doing it with it for the past 12 months. How did you spend your voucher? What kind of stuff was included in the updates? Did you enjoy playing the DE games that have been released over the last 12 months?" (sd) (Translation: cb) [News message: 23. Jun. 2002, 20:19] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Jun.2002` A.D.A.	A.D.A.: Ray of hope 2, Extension, Full moon On 23rd June 2002, three productions have been added to the Amiga Demoscene Archive (A.D.A.). The additions are: Ray of hope 2/Majic 12 Extension/Pygmy Projects Full moon/Virtual Dreams (sd) (Translation: cb) [News message: 23. Jun. 2002, 20:10] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Jun.2002` Michael Mann (ANF)	Video: VCDGear V1.6d Michael Mann writes: Through the page of t-online I've just come across some interesting software for video processing which is also available as a 68k/PPC version for Amiga. The program is called "VCDGear" and, according to the makers, contains the following features: "VCDGear lets you read out MPEG video streams from VideoCDs and convert VCD files into MPEG movies. Automatic error correction: The unfortunately much too often occuring MPEG errors are fixed automatically by the programm during extracting or converting. Furthermore, VCDGear offers various ways for extracting, converting and correcting videos across several system platforms." VCDGear is Freeware. (sd) (Translation: cb) [News message: 23. Jun. 2002, 14:23] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`18.Jun.2002` amiga.org (ANF)	Amiga, Inc. / Partners: Eyetech coments on developer board shipping Eyetech have posted this update on the status of the developer boards on the AmigaOne mailing list. Angus (and others) First, please do not forget that this is a public list and anything published on it gets read by non-A1 enthusiasts, misinterpreted, severely mangled and reposted to the gossip lists almost immediately. This then takes a disproportionate amount of our valuable business time to try to rectify. We (I) have been open in the past and have learnt lessons the hard way! Secondly anyone who ordered a developer board - dealer or end user - was subscribed to a closed list under NDA. This allows us all on the list to be very open, even democratic, in the way the boards are shipped and packaged. Several people on this list are on the closed a1g3dev list have boards and some - but not all - of them have boards. I certainly have not had any adverse feedback from them either in private or public as to how things are being handled from the dev board perspective. What I will say is that inevitably some people on the list have far more experience than others when it comes to installing linux. Since the dev group voted to initially standardise on SuSE PPC Linux - and the A1 boards are NOT the same as the Teron CX boards (which run Turbo Linux) - the group decided to let a select few of the real experts to make an easily installable distribution of SuSE Linux PPC and UAE-PPC first. Given this - and although the remaining dev boards have already been manufactured - it was/is in my view, unfair to ask the remaining, less Linux-centric developers to pay for their dev boards until this SuSE/UAE release is finalised. Progress has been very good and this is expected to take place - without fanfare - shortly. In parallel with this Hyperion are making good progress with sorting out the OS4 boot process, and the help that they have received form the Linux experts on the A1G3 dev list has been significant. Oh yes, and the release by Gentle Eye was strictly speaking outside the A1G3dev list NDA, and I will be having a word with them about this today. Cheers, Alan (ps) (Translation: gf) [News message: 18. Jun. 2002, 19:27] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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