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`10.Jun.2006` Andreas Falkenhahn (ANF)	Multimedia application layer: Hollywood 2.0 updated For the multimedia application Hollywood 2.0 was a small update made available that removes two bugs in the version for AmigaOS4. As you can create with all Hollywood versions AmigaOS4 programs should users of other Hollywood versions (e.g. MorphOS or AmigaOS 3) install this update. The update can be downloaded from now on from the Airsoft Softwair using the title link. (nba) (Translation: wk) [News message: 10. Jun. 2006, 22:47] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`10.Jun.2006`	ACK: presentation of the AmigaOne cpu module again delayed As Adam Kowalczyk from ACK Software Controls informed on amigaworld.net was the for today announced presentation of the cpu modules for the AmigaOne again delayed. According to Kowalczyk arose technical problems using the modules with a MicroA1 as well as with his own TSI109 based motherboard whose analyzis would need more time and ressources than were available until the planned presentation. Kowalczyk apologizes to all interested and said that today from 20:00h on he would answer to questions on the IRC channel #amigaworld (server: irc.amigaworld.net). (cg) (Translation: wk) [News message: 10. Jun. 2006, 18:17] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`09.Jun.2006` pegasos.org (Webseite)	MorphOS: Nixskeleton, a Shared Library Skeleton Sigbjørn 'CISC' Skjære has published an example implementation of a Shared Library called "nixskeleton" in the download section of the "MorphOS Developer Connection". Features of Nixskeleton: Multiple libbases, each opener gets their own private base and global data. A task will always get the same base, thus the library can be indirectly opened elsewhere through the same task and still get the right libbase. However this means callers should avoid sharing libbase across tasks (this is frowned upon anyway), as it'll lead to trouble! You can use libnix I/O and anything requiring constructors etc in the library. Full of comments (hopefully enough) to help you understand the magic involved. The skeleton uses SYSV (with r12base to be able to work its magic) functions, since this is the most likely candidate (it is however possible to adapt it for 68k entries, basically you have to change the global __restore_r13() function). You can not pass filedescriptors between caller and library, or free() memory allocated by the other etc, doing so will mean certain death, you have been warned! ;) If there should be any questions please contact the author. (cg) (Translation: dr) [News message: 09. Jun. 2006, 15:43] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`09.Jun.2006` amigaworld.net (Webseite)	AmigaOS 4: Native version of MCC_Mailtext MCC-Mailtext is a MUI-class for displaying electronical messages used by e.g. Jabberwocky. The source code can be now compiled by GCC and the new version 3.2 also contains OS4-native binaries. There are not further changes so if you do not use AmigaOS 4 you can use the old version. A development of MCC_Mailtext is not planned but if there should be problems or bugs there will be further versions. (cg) (Translation: dr) [News message: 09. Jun. 2006, 15:02] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`08.Jun.2006` amigafuture.de (website)	Retro Gaming: WHDLoad 16.6 With WHDLoad it is possible to install old, copy protected games onto hard disk, furthermore compatibility issues with AGA based and tuned Amigas are fixed. Changes of version 16.6: fix: no more enforcer hits (byte read from adr 0) on directory cache preload on FFS filesystems (Christian) upd: italian documentation is in sync again, thanks David Bergantin for updating it upd: small enhancement for HrtMon to print out expmem boundaries fix: no longer complains about missing ENV: assign fix: bus/address error messages on 68000 corrected fix: the message returned on interrupted resload functions did have the same name for both functions, this has been corrected chg: argument checking for resload functions improved, now the current stack can not be overwritten by resload functions (size of reserved stack space is 64 bytes) new: command GA added to resload_Patch/Seg to get a address and store it inside a variable in the slave fix: modify at ExpMem via resload_Patch works again, was permitted in version 16.5 chg: kickemu improved, compiles with PhxAss and AsmOne again, new switch NO68020 for kick31.s to get 68000 compatible code, patches to the kickstart added to avoid overwriting the vector table, this allows WHDLoad to catch exceptions also on 68000 (Don Adan) new: greek translation of documentation, thanks to Dimitris Panokostas of ATO (cg) (Translation: ts) [News message: 08. Jun. 2006, 18:48] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`08.Jun.2006` ANN (website)	IRC-client: Wookiechat 2.2 The MUI-based IRC-client WookieChat (Screenshot) is now available for AmigaOS 3/4 as version 2.2. Changes since the previous release: Support added for clickable URL's CTCP SOUND support added. See the "Main Settings > Sounds" for the samples directory. "/sound" to play! No more crashes if loading Wookie before a TCP/IP stack is running PING replys are now compatible with mIRC (removed an extra control character from the end of a PING reply message that wasnt supposed to be there) Added a banlist window with unban button Added ban option to the nicklist popup menu The columns in the XChat/AmIRC-style display can have a fixed width now. See the "power_users.txt" file for more information. Default is "auto resizing" Update: (09.06.2006, 15:30, cg) Another small update to v2.2.1 was released today: Bugfix: the ASL requester for choosing a browser in the Settings window was set to directorys only Bugfix: closing the server selection window does not automatically save ALL your settings, it will only save your nick settings now. (cg) (Translation: ts) [News message: 08. Jun. 2006, 15:08] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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