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Retro-Gaming: 10 new games at amigaland.de (04. Jun. 2006)
At amigaland.de, 10 new games are available for free download since today. This concerns the CD32 versions of Benefactor, Pinball Fantasies, Oldtimer, Fields of Glory, Subwar 2050 and Whales Voyage, for one, additionally, there are Amiga version of the Mi...

Think game: new Sudoku port (03. Jun. 2006)
A further Sudoku port for the Amiga was done by Ralf Berg. Next to the normal 9er Sudoku are smaller (4er) and larger (16er) variationsposible. Skins are supported. Further features: loading, saving and printing of fields generating of own fields (solv...

MorphOS: Profiler PrfLib 0.9 (01. Jun. 2006)
Marcin 'Morgoth' Kurek's PrfLib is a library which shows statistical informations of a running program in order to notice every part's cpu time. As a "trick" of the GCC is used, the profiler library is only working with programs which are compiled wi...

Newsletter: Amiga Update #060531 (01. Jun. 2006)
Brad Webbs newsletter Amiga Update contains a summary of the more important Amiga related news of the last four weeks. The May issue has now been released: ====================================================================== ...

selcocast: Bugfixes and OS4-native version of the ShoutCast-Servers (01. Jun. 2006)
"Selcocast", the ShoutCast-solution for the Amiga, is available as the new version 1.3 vor. Main bugfixes were done since the first release two years ago. Among other things the cpu load is significantly reduced and a possible illegal memory access was fi...

individual Computers at the Classic-Computing 2006 (01. Jun. 2006)
At the "Classic-Computing 2006", which will be held in Nordhorn from September 30 to October 1st, Jens Schönfeld from individual Computers has announced his appearance. But meanwhile the list with the other exhibitors has grown. Complete collection...

DVD: "Digital Memories" - remembering the C64 scene (30. May. 2006)
Press release:  What started with pirate copies during the home computer pioneer time became the first digital youth culture. To achieve the fame of the scene for the fastest "crack" of a computer game, freaks set home made intros in front of the gam...

New C64 cartridge cases, special prices for clockport-hardware (30. May. 2006)
Press release:  Our cartridge cases for Retro Replay, MMC64 and other standard C64 cartridges enjoy great popularity, therefore we have made a new production run with a few improvements. The cases that we delivered previously were made out of the f...

AmigaOS 4: Prerelease of X-Window (29. May. 2006)
Edgar Schwan released a prerelease of X-Window for AmigaOS 4. This is a complete Unix-environment, which is the basement for ports from the Linux-World. Following Components are included: X-Server X11R6.3 (68k-Version from the GeekGadgets...

Event: Seventh Amiga-Meeting Nord in Bad Bramstedt (29. May. 2006)
The seventh Amiga Meeting North will be start in Bad Bramstedt (northern of Hamburg/Germany) from Friday 13.October until Sunday 15.October. For 40 Computer is it possible to install network. Planed are: a presentation of actuel Hard- and Soft...

os4depot.net: Uploads until 28.05.2006 (29. May. 2006)
os4depot.net uploads since our last report: anotherxg_sf.lha aud/pla 28Mb AnotherXG - soundfont timidity.lha aud/pla 425kb TiMidity - MIDI-files player/converter lua.lha dev/lan 820kb Lua powerful embeddable...

AFA OS: Prerelease 1 of the MUI clone Zune (28. May. 2006)
Bernd Roesch is now making a port of the MUI clone Zune available for AFA OS, his AmigaOS backport of diverse AROS libraries. Zune can be run in parallel with MUI, no files of a MUI installation are deleted or overwritten whatsoever. With the "ZunePr...

AmigaOS 4: Lua 5.1-2 (28. May. 2006)
Steven Solie has released an update to his programming language Lua, which is ported by him to AmigaOS 4. Version 5.1 still forms the basis of this, but dynamic libraries are now supported as well. So, the programming language can now be extende...

AmigaOS 4: TiMidity 0.5 (27. May. 2006)
TiMidity is a program to render and convert MIDI files. Because of the very positive feedback to the release of a first beta version of his AmigaOS 4 port released Alfred Faust a new version with more control elements added to the ReAction /Gadtools ...

Event: Codex Alpe Adria 2006 (Italy) (27. May. 2006)
Codex Alpe Adria 2006, the friendly alternative computing event, will take place in five weeks - from June 30 until July 2 - in Udine, which is within a one-hour drive from three airports, as well as from the Alps, beaches, Venice, Trieste, Austria, Slo...

Daytime server set up (27. May. 2006)
Many users of classic Amigas still work with Genesis (the AmigaOS 3.5/3.9 TCP/IP stack) that offers a builtin function for time synchronization via daytime. To close this gap decided Philippe Bourdin to program a daytime server and to make it availab...

IRC-Log: ACK answers further questions from users (25. May. 2006)
Adam Kowalczyk of ACK Software Controls has commented further questions to his announced PPC products in an IRC discussion. The main items in short: The planned high end motherboard is preliminary called "Powervixxen TL" ("Thunder and Lightning"). Th...

Amigaland.de: Relaunch with revised layout (25. May. 2006)
With his project Amigaland.de Mirko Engelhardt has asked over the years for permission of several producers to offer certain Amiga games for free download. The website is completed with historical informations around the amiga. After a two years' break...

Keyboard Driver: MMKeyboard 3.21 (24. May. 2006)
Guido Mersmann has released a bugfix update of his keyboard driver MMKeyboard for AmigaOS 4, MorphOS and Amithlon. The new version fixes the bug that the MMKeyboard-hardware was not correctly supported lately. MMKeyboard allows the use of all m...

MorphOS: Updated FAQ for KHTML.library (24. May. 2006)
Marcin 'Marcik' Kwiatkowski has updated the questions and answers to his work-in-progress porting of the KHTML-engine to MorphOS. The underlying sourcecode has been switched to Nokia's S60-webbrowser-project (amiga-news reported). By switch...