12.Aug.2003
David Brunet (E-Mail)
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Magazine: Obligement N°40
Issue 40 of the French Amiga/MorphOS magazine is now available. You can
read is this issue : latests Amiga news, report of AmigaOS 4 On Tour,
report of the NASS 2 Show, interview of Thomas Steiding (Epic) and Alex
Dillenseger (Amiga Power), review of Immortal and Football-O-Rama,
hardware with USB scanners and The Pegasos-Arcade-machine, articles about
MorphOS 1.4, AROS, FPDF, PixLoad, and lots of other interesting things.
Download: Obligement40.zip (nba)
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12.Aug.2003
Up Rough (ANF)
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Music: New Releases from Up Rough
Amiga-demoscene-group Up Rough released three new modules and
a new Amiga-intro. News in detail:
- #058: No Clue [Amiga Mod]
Compomusic from Underscore 2003 (Chip) by Qwan.
- #057: Lost in Otaniemi [Amiga Intro]
An Intro released at MFX+Kewlers birthdayparty.
A Spaceballs/Up Rough co-op. Ranked 1st.
- #056: Gnomedance [Amiga Mod]
Compomusic from Underscore 2003 (Small) by Qwan.
- #055: Pulsewidth Poem [Amiga Mod]
Compomusic from Underscore 2003 (4ch) by Qwan. (nba) (Translation: nba)
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11.Aug.2003
exotiC (ANF)
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PTPlay Version 1.1 released
Version 1.1 of ptplay is now available. ptplay is shell program for playing protracker files. Additional information is to be found at the titlelink.
Download: ptplay (52 KB)
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11.Aug.2003
Brad Webb (E-Mail)
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Amiga Update Newsletter Special: AmiWest 2003 Report
Brad Webb, publisher of the monthly 'Amiga Update Newsletter' released a special edition about the AmiWest 2003. A report by Joanne Calhoun is available at the titlelink.
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10.Aug.2003
WHDLoad (Website)
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Installer: WHDLoad Version 16.0
Since the day before yesterday you can download the new version 16.0 of WHDLoad
in a user and developer package from the WHDLoad page. Using this software
you can now install games on your hard disk which have been made for floppy
disk only.
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10.Aug.2003
WHDLoad (Website)
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WHDLoad: New packages up to 09th August 2003
Using WHDLoad you can install games on your hard disk which have only been made
for floppy disk use. The following packages have been added or updated since our
last report:
- 09.08.03 improved: Soccer Kid (Krisalis) supports AGA and CD³² versions, miscellaneous improvements
- 09.08.03 improved: Arabian Nights (Krisalis) supports CD³² version, miscellaneous improvements
- 09.08.03 updated: Sinbad and the Throne of the Falcon (Master Designer Software/Cinemaware) reworked for WHDLoad 16
- 09.08.03 improved: Red Baron (Dynamix) supports another version, removed tapes check
- 09.08.03 fixed: Codename: Iceman (Sierra) sound now plays correctly
- 09.08.03 improved: Leisure Suit Larry 3 (Sierra) manual protection removed
- 08.08.03 improved: Lotus 2 (Magnetic Fields/Gremlin) run with full caches on all CPUs
- 08.08.03 improved: Legend / The four crystals of Trazere (Mindscape) supports another version, docs and icon added
- 07.08.03 new: Knights of the Crystallion (US Gold/Bill Williams) done by Galahad
- 07.08.03 new: Codename: Iceman (Sierra) done by JOTD
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10.Aug.2003
PPCNUX (ANF)
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PPNUX: Interview with Pieter van den Abeele (Gentoo)
The Linux online magazine PPCNUX has held an interview with Pieter van den
Abeele, the project leader of Gentoo-PPC, in which they also ask about the
possibility of a port of the Gentoo Linux distribution for the AmigaOne and
Pegasos.
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10.Aug.2003
Michael Böhmer (ANF)
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Major Update for ALGOR / ROMulus FlashROM Software
E3B, makers of the well known USB solutions for Amiga Classic, and Chris Hodges,
programmer of many well known software solutions, a.o.t. the USB stack Poseidon,
are glad to announce being able to make available an update for the FlashROM
solutions developed by E3B.
In this update existing functionality has been optimized and expanded as well as
some problems with some system configurations fixed.
Thus users of the USB controller ALGOR as well as the FlashROM module
ROMulus (HIGHWAY) have a mature and field-tested solution for the
integration of additional software modules already at cold boot time at their
disposal.
A short overview over the new functions:
- Special treatment for exec.library and romupdate.idtag. Thus there is for
the first time a full replacement for OS3.9's RomUpdate functionality.
- increased speed by way of switching on the processor cache.
- Workarounds for accelerator boards whose memory is not RomTag able. This
solves many problems with certain accelerator boards even in Amiga 1200 tower
rebuildings.
- Many internal changes and corrections, making the bootloader more stable and
safer. Special attention has been paid to highest compatibility with unusual
accelerator boards.
The basic functions of ALGOR and ROMulus are essentially
unchanged:
- comfortable user interface for programming the FlashROM (MUI).
- In case of an emergency the most important functions can be reached without
MUI via command line.
- Drag'n'Drop when configuring the FlashROM via MUI.
- transparent and reset fast integration of any ROM modules.
- use of USB stack Poseidon directly on cold boot time.
- abolition of the OS3.9 ROM-Patch-Reset by integrating the ROM updates and
thus faster boot tie of the computer.
- Booting the Amiga from USB mass storage directly after cold boot possible.
- full replacement of Amiga mouse and keyboard by respective USB devices via
new input.device (also in the boot menu if OS 3.9 BoingBag 2 present).
- easy switching off of the ROM modules during bootup possible.
- integrated transparent compression for efficient usage of the FlashROM.
The ALGOR resp. the FlashROM module ROMulus (upgrade for
HIGHWAY) each have 512kb (256kx16 resp. 4 MBit) FlashROM which can be
easily programmed via the user interface Luciferin. The FlashROM allows highest
possible speed when booting the computer by way of wordwise access and the
extremely early activation; use is possible in all Zorro II and Zorro III
systems (also A1200 tower with Zorro slots).
The update for Luciferin is available exclusively for registered owners of ALGOR
and ROMulus - all registered users are mailed by E3B and receive the update by
eMail. Should you have not yet registered, please send in your filled in
registration card or contact E3B by eMail (mboehmer@e3b.de).
A warm thank you at this place to Hartmut Schulze for his support through
extensive bug reports and hints.
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09.Aug.2003
Amiga Inc. (website)
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Article: shared libraries in OS 4
The originally in the 6th issue of the Club Amiga magazine published
article "Shared libraries in OS 4" by Hans-Jörg Frieden is now available on the CAM website under the title link for non members, too.
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09.Aug.2003
amiga.org (website)
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Ironstone Partners Ltd. show temporar logo for new Commodore 64
On July, 11th Juli 2003 announced Tulip Computers NV (Tulip) and Ironstone Partners
Ltd. (Ironstone) an agreement about a partnership that was described as a first step for a worldwide relaunch of the trademark Commodore. Since then a logo for a possible rerelease of a home computer under the name "Commodore 64" has been presented that you can see following the title link.
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09.Aug.2003
Amiga Inc. (website)
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Magazin: Club Amiga Magazine #7 released
The 7th issue of the Club Amiga Monthly (CAM) ishas been released as announced with a one week delay. You have to be registered club member to gain access to the CAM (Club Amiga Magazine). Excerpts from the content:
- Editorial
- AmigaOS 4.0 Update
- AmigaOS 4.0 On Tour
- Report From the Inside
- Game Frenzy
- Backdrops R Us
- ExecSG in Detail: Memory
- Members' Corner
- Letters
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09.Aug.2003
Tom Duin alias Amigaharry (ANF)
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CLI2WB version 1.3 released
CLI2WB has been released in version 1.3. With this tool you can launch a shell comfortably via the Workbench. In the icon tooltypes you can set important preferences like ASL requester, stack or priority. CLI2WB has been developed in 68k assembler code by Tom Duin.
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09.Aug.2003
Martin Heine (ANF)
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MorphOS: version 1.4 released
After finishing the internal beta test is MorphOS 1.4 in the version dated August, 9th from now on downloadable for all registered Pegasos owners in the usual way from the BT2 server. the new features contain among other things:
- optional automatic installation
- JIT compiler "Trance"
- Turboprint integrated
- USB integrated
- Radeon DVI & overlay (except Radeon 8500)
- 3D for Voodoo 3 and 4
- Warp3D emulation
- support for graphics tablet
- setting for icon scaling
- leave out of icons via drag&drop
- individual skins for each screen
- PNG buttons
- auto scroll
- blending
- sound datatypes
- Kaya (MP3/OGG player)
- calculator
- magnifying glass (zoom)
- task manager
- Ambient: panels, lasso function, shortcuts
- dock manager
- new skins and fonts
- skin exchange "on the fly"
- reboot via keyboard
- gradients
- more mprefs
- no connected PS/2 mouse needed on system boot
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09.Aug.2003
Jens Meier (ANF)
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Music: Liquid Skies records #048
the scene group Liquid Skies has released their 48th music pack with the title "Nuclear Cars". This time's composer of the 4.02 minutes trance track is Maxus.
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08.Aug.2003
AROS (website)
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AROS status report 08/2003
The developments on the operating system AROS go still as planned. In the last weeks had the following update been done:
- Hardware: Michal Schulz is still working on the PPC port, having
received the Pegasos board donated by Genesi, and more recently a Voodoo3
card donated by Randy Vice.
- Hardware: Johan Grip is implementing the OpenPCI specification, and
also reworking our buggy ide.device, which attempts to write too much
data at once instead of splitting the requests in smaller chunks. However
this is going to be more a rewrite than a bug fix. If someone just wants
to do the bug fix, there is an open bounty (currently 40 USD) for the
ide.device bug at TeamAROS.
- Build system: GCC 3.2 is now the minimum requirement to compile AROS,
which now compiles fine with GCC 3.3, thanks to Stefan Reinauer and
others who fixed the various deprecated bits in the tree.
- Build System: Staf Verhaegen continued to improve and simplify the
build system. Lately, he reorganized the kernel build to use only
objects, no more static or shared libraries.
- Build System: Iain Templeton, one of our South hemisphere developers,
did his fair share on the build system too, especially on the configure
scripts (which now require autoconf 2.53, hopefully a generated configure
is kept in CVS for those missing it) and to ensure that AROS compiles and
runs fine hosted on FreeBSD.
- Build System: Also mawk (which comes as default on Debian GNU/Linux)
will generate incorrect headers while building AROS, but GNU awk (gawk)
and FreeBSD awk work fine.
- i386-pc Installation: John Gustafsson and Adam Chodorowski earned the
first TeamAROS bounty for their "Automated Disk Prep and OS Installer".
It will install AROS on the first disk of the first IDE channel. Don't
try this on a disk with valuable data anywhere on it, you've been warned.
Unfortunately it isn't fully usable yet, due to the ide.device bug: some
files get corrupted during installation.
- i386-pc Installation: As part of this work, new Format and Partition
commands were implemented.
- User Interface: We now have a beautiful About dialog, thanks to Pixel
Art's logo and Adam for the code, as well as an in-progress Mesa port by
Nic Andrews. And before you ask, the beautiful Broken.miho wallpaper is
here.
- User Interface: Adam did major improvements to the workbench and icon
libraries (which handle much of the "under the hood" desktop work), and
also to Wanderer itself. The framework for Wanderer commands is in place,
and there is already the Delete tool implemented.
- User Interface: As a bonus, there is now an identification hook in
icon.library to display proper icons depending on the file type and take
appropriate action on double-click, for files without disk icons.
- User Interface: Sebastian Bauer added arbitrary angled gradients to
Zune images.
- User Interface: David Le Corfec, Adam and especially Fabio Alemagna,
who came up with a multitude of ideas and algorithms, brainstormed on
a "perfectly" MUI-compliant implementation of Zune layout algorithm.
Hopefully the new one seems to do the trick.
- User Interface: The Zune string gadget also got a rework and is now
slightly more usable, the prefs program got a few more pages, and many
Zune classes were put in their own loadable modules.
- User Interface: Georg Steger implemented the Cybergraphics'
WritePixelArrayAlpha() and BltTemplateAlpha(), so we can show even more
eye-candy, with alpha blending this time :) Adam used this to implement a
nice grayed-out disabled effect for Zune gadgets, instead of the usual
grid pattern.
- User Interface: Georg is also porting back the intuition.library from
MorphOS, and still does a lot of impressive bug finding and fixing
elsewhere, which for example led to find and report a longstanding bug
in stipple drawing to the XFree86 project. And when you're faced with a
strange memory corruption, try his invaluable trick : call a check
routine in the scheduler ! This allowed to fix bugs in several Prefs
programs.
- User Interface: But maybe the best for the end ... With
BltTemplateAlpha() to blend the anti-aliased glyphs, and the work from
Staf on freetype2, diskfont and bullet libraries, TrueType fonts now
work - and look - great! It also draws upon the work of many others,
including the MorphOS team (and especially Emmanuel Lesueur) and the
FreeType project. The Bitstream Vera font family is now included in AROS.
- User Interface: Use FTManager to install TrueType fonts in a few
mouse clicks, and enjoy the new Font Prefs program.
- Localizations: We got a Spanish keymap contributed by Albert Astals
Cid, several French catalogs by Olivier Adam and Hungarian catalogs,
language and country files by Mark "Bôregér" Balogh.
- Localizations: The applications localization system has been cleaned
up a bit, and as a side effect, much more applications are now localized.
So if your favorite application has been localized but misses a catalog
for your language, don't hesitate to send it to us!
- TCP/IP: Will be available next week. Nah, just kidding ;-) One of the
most requested features. A couple of people are working part-time on
this, so don't hold your breath. This is a huge task, spanning from
low-level drivers to interface libraries and support applications. It's
currently not the priority for most of the developers. Use another
network appliance in the meantime, or come join us :)
- Softwares in contribution: As usual, some new software or updated
versions were imported in contrib: UAE 0.8.22 (a Zune GUI is planned),
the free DeluxePaint clone 4P 0.09, TCC 0.9.19 (you can now directly
create AROS executables!), GNU tools (make 3.80, diffutils 2.8.1, patch
2.5.4, grep 2.5.1, m4 1.4), abcm2ps 3.7.1, sploiner 1.0
- Miscellaneous: After some benchmarking, BOOPSI method calls were
optimized using macros, and are now about 20% faster.
- Miscellaneous: Roughly 2000 CVS commits since the last status update,
with a record of 1063 in July. Check it there. So obviously this status
update is not exhaustive.
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08.Aug.2003
GIGA (ANF)
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Video of bplan appearance at NBC GIGA
On the PegasosPPC website of Genesi S.à.r.l. you can find a video recording of the appearance of bplan in the TV computer show NBC GIGA on August, 7th 2003. bplan introduced there the possibilities of their PowerPC hardware Pegasos. The 47 MB AVI video is available for download.
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08.Aug.2003
Jörg Lennhof - RetroGames e.V. (ANF)
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Event: 4. Retro stock exchange on 27.9.2003 in the GoTec - Karlsruhe
The first registered association for the preservation of classic video and computer games, RetroGames e.V., and 8bit-Games organize the 4th 8-Bit retro stock exchange this time in Karlsruhe (Germany).
On Saturday in September, 27th 2003 can collectors and interested people from 10 to 16 o'clock in the rooms of the GoTec Kulturhaus buy and sell classisc video games, home computers and collectors pieces.
Additionally, all guests and visitors can visit the arcade and video games exhibition of the RetroGames e.V. association which contains rare collectors pieces out of more than 30 years of video gaming history. The exhibition is unique in Germany. The admission charge is valid for the Retro stock exchange as well as for the exhibition of RetroGames e.V.
More information about the association and about the Retro stock exchange can be found at
http://retrogames.info. Emails can be sent to info@retrogames.info.
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07.Aug.2003
Chris Perver (ANF)
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Textviewer: Update for EvenMore (exe and AG-Plug-in)
The EvenMore exe has been updated to allow you to follow links in a file
you are viewing, simply by clicking on them. To do this, EvenMore now
has new escape codes for the plugins, ESC*NODE, ESC*LINK, ESC*CEND.
The AmigaGuide plugin has been updated, and I will be working on the
HTML plugin in the next week or too to update it. Currently this
will only allow you to follow internal links, but external links
shouldn't be too difficult to program. Download now from
www.evenmore.co.uk (nba)
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07.Aug.2003
Thomas Raukamp (ICQ)
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heise: Submarines of the US Navy with Apple Xserve under Linux
The renowned print magazine "heise" has reported in their online edition about a new outfitting of the US Navy. Heise states that the Navy will put into their submarines 260 server systems prepared by defense contractor Lockheed Martin for realtime picture processing. These systems are based on a combination of Apple's XServe, and the Linux operating system Yellow Dog Linux whose producers are known in Amiga circles as Terra Soft. Read the comlete report (German language) at Heise Online under the title link. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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07.Aug.2003
amiga.org (Website)
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amiga.org: Interview with Carl Sassenrath
A while back Carl Sassenrath agreed to answer some questions from the
Amiga.org community about his current project, REBOL and the current
Amiga situation. Your patience has been rewarded, because you can
finally read the interview under the titlelink. (nba)
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07.Aug.2003
ScummVM Amiga Webseite (ANF)
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ScummVM 0.5.0 R2 (68k and WarpOS) Appears
The second release of ScummVM 0.5.0 appeared today. In this version a few bugs with the game selector have been eliminated and a few corrections with the path entries within the program have been improved. With ScummVM 0.5.0 the following games may finally be played for the first time on the Amiga: "The Curse of Monkey Island", "The Dig", "Full Throttle", "Beneath a Steelsky" und "Simon The Sorcerer 1 + 2 (PC-Versionen)." (nba) (Translation: dm)
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07.Aug.2003
Marc Cloppenburg / AMIGAplus (ICQ)
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Round About New Things at morphos.net
The comprehensive and optically reworked web presence for the PowerPC operating system MorphOS is reachable as of today. Next to details about the features of MorphOS you'll find there further information and screenshots of MOS-compatible software, the Super Bundle, the MOS community, future and past meetings and conventions, dealers, and a lot more. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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07.Aug.2003
OSnews (Website)
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Interview with Two AROS Developers on OSnews
The online magazine OSNews has conducted an interview with Ola Jensen and Adam Chodorowski of the AROS development team. You may read the interview under the title link. According to them AROS is approaching the development condition of AmigaOS 3.1, of course collaborators are still needed to push forward development. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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07.Aug.2003
David 'Daff' Brunet (E-Mail)
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Amiga Games Hit Parade: Results from July/August 2003 (Update)
The results of the Amiga Games Hit Parade vote for the months of July and August 2003 have been released today:
- (12) Tales Of Tamar 116 pts
- (6) Knights And Merchants 93 pts
- (9) Earth 2140 86 pts
- (1) Napalm 85 pts
- (13) Quake 2 81 pts
- (2) Slam Tilt 78 pts
- (4) Quake 68 pts
- (3) Payback 65 pts
- (7) The Settlers 57 pts
- (5) Sensible World Of Soccer 57 pts
- (8) Crossfire 2 53 pts
- (11) Freespace 49 pts
- (14) Heretic 2 48 pts
- (10) Foundation 40 pts
- (19) WipEout 2097 37 pts
- (17) Fields Of Battle 32 pts
- (16) Moonstone 30 pts
- (15) Cannon Fodder 30 pts
- (29) Frontier Elite 2 28 pts
- (55) Speedball 2 26 pts
The next vote (Amiga Games Hit Parade in September/October 2003) begins in the middle of September. (nba) (Translation: dm)
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06.Aug.2003
Thomas Knäbel (E-Mail)
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bplan at NBC Giga
The bplan GmbH, developer of the PowerPC-mainboard Pegasos, will attend
the TV-show NBC GIGA on August 7th,
2003, at 21:00 (CET). They will present their products Pegasos and
MorphOS and take part at a live-chat at 21:45 answering your questions.
NBC Europe can be received over cabel in Germany and is digitally
transmitted through the Eutelsat Hotbird 5 to be additionally received
by the Digitalreceiver (DVB-S):
Orbitposition: 13° East (Eutelsat)
Frequency: 11,054 GHz
Polarisation: horizontal
Norm: MPEG-2/DVB
Symbolrate: 27500
Coderate: 5/6
bplan would like to thank Andreas Streu, who made this attendance
possible. (nba)
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06.Aug.2003
Sharwin & Rakesh Raghoebardayal (ANF)
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News from Coyote Flux
It has been a long while since the last update, but finally a list of
new screenshots and programs have been added to the website:
- Two more screenshots of J Miner, displaying the new render algorithms
- Eight screenshots of Manic Miner, a PPC plugin for AmigaAMP and PlaySID
- New PlaySID.library for CatWeasel Flipper cards, supporting channel enabling/disabling on both the hard- and software side
- Preview of PPC680x0 v2.0, displaying automatic file conversion
(nba)
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06.Aug.2003
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Aminet Uploads until 06.08.2003
These updates or new programs have been uploaded to the Aminet since our last report:
TView.lha comm/tcp 78K+List TV-programs in Europe.
MakeHTMLMap.lha comm/www 176K+Create HTML/JS driven language independe
MBPrefs.lha dev/basic 24K+External Preferences Editor for MaxonBas
pngcheck.lha gfx/misc 75K+Checks and reports contents of PNG files
FroggerSP.lha gfx/show 18K+Frogger spanish documentation v2.07.0
aprg.lha hard/hack 35K+Programming ATMEL at89 series chips
MrCarlitoWb-00.jpg pix/wb 579K+Screenshot of my Workbench 3.9
ExtraLib.lha util/libs 245K+Complex dynamic buffer system, and other
RandomWBPatt.lha util/wb 30K+Timer controled Slideshow-like random WB
(ps)
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