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`22.Jun.2026`	SSL encryption for AmigaOS 1.3: AmiTLS13 V1.0 Marcel Jähne has released an initial version of his partial port of the BearSSL library, which requires a 68020 processor and is intended to provide SSL encryption from AmigaOS 1.3 onwards. The following features have already been implemented: The HTTPS/TLS connection SNI The TLS handshake Encrypted sending and receiving HTTP over TLS What is not yet available in version 1.0: Genuine certificate verification against CA certificates Hostname verification Expiry date/chain validation A CA bundle or certificate store Optional certificate pinning (dr) [News message: 22. Jun. 2026, 22:21] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`22.Jun.2026`	Tutankham clone: Demo version of Ramizes At the "Roma.exe 2026" demo party held last weekend (amiga-news.de reported), Ramizes (video) – inspired by Konami’s Tutankham – took first place in the "Game" category. In a maze, you have to fend off snakes by shooting at them, collect items and solve puzzles. The demo version released for the game can be tried out even on an unupgraded Amiga 500. (dr) [News message: 22. Jun. 2026, 22:09] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`21.Jun.2026`	Emu68-bootstrap: Linux toolchain for Amiga disk images and SDCards As an alternative to the Windows program Emu68 Imager, Emu68-bootstrap can be used under Linux to create SD card and drive images for the Amiga. You can configure the desired partitioning, the Emu68 configuration files and exactly what should be installed. The latter is done using a list that specifies the desired archives and a description file containing the destination paths. (snx) [News message: 21. Jun. 2026, 09:31] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Jun.2026`	Playable prototype: "What Is the Deadband" In "What is the Deadband" (video), you play a boy who has mutated into a "luminous energy creature" as he floats through sinister laboratories and tries to figure out what happened to him. The developer describes the current version as a "playable prototype." It includes two levels, and the purpose of the release is to gather feedback from players: In which direction should the game evolve, and which mechanics, enemies, or environmental ideas fit the chosen setting? The target platform for the finished game is an Amiga with one megabyte of chip RAM and Kickstart 2. (cg) [News message: 20. Jun. 2026, 23:37] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Jun.2026`	Amiga emulator written in Rust: Copperline 0.5.0 (update) "Copperline" is an Amiga emulator written in Rust. Originally developed with the sole purpose of running or testing DiagROM, the program can now also handle complex and timing-critical software. It emulates OCS, ECS, and AGA; the 68000 through 68040 processors; Gayle IDE and the A2091 SCSI controller. There are preconfigured profiles for the A500, A1200, CDTV, and CD32. The emulator is developed for macOS, untested Windows and Linux builds are also available. Update: (22.06.26, 06:18, dr) Version 0.5.0 is a compatibility-focused release with a broad pass over OCS/ECS and AGA display timing, sprite replay, HAM rendering, floppy image handling, and live-audio pacing. It also includes improved directory scans by filtering UAE metadata files. (cg) [News message: 20. Jun. 2026, 23:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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