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29.-30.06.24 • Kickstart 02 • Nottingham (England)
17.08.24 • ZZAP! Live 2024 • Kenilwort (England)

16.Mar.2024



YouTube: Recording of the PiStorm-presentation at FOSDEM 2024
Andrew "LinuxJedi" Hutchings, full-time CCO for the MySQL alternative MariaDB Foundation, is known as a developer of hardware and software for the Amiga. At FOSDEM 2024, an open source developer conference held on March 3rd to 4th, 2024, in Brussels, Belgium, Hutchings gave a presentation on "PiStorm - The evolution of an open source Amiga accelerator", which demonstrates the modification of the Raspberry Pi mini motherboard as an Amiga turbo card and is available on YouTube.

In the presentation, Hutchings demonstrates the use of the PiStorm32-Lite on his Amiga 1200 and talks about this and other topics:
  • What the PiStorm really is, both as hardware and a community
  • The history of the project, including the bumps along the road
  • Directions that is intended to take the project in the future
  • A demonstration of what PiStorm is capable of
The recording can be accessed via the title link. (nba)

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16.Mar.2024



Video tutorial: Parallax scrolling in AMOS
Following on from the screens tutorials (1, 2, 3), retro and Amiga fan 'Yawning Angel' shows how to achieve parallax scrolling with the dual playfild command in the latest part of his tutorial series. (dr)

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15.Mar.2024
Oliver Roberts (Mail)


E-Mail client: New YAM Nightly Build uses TLS SNI now
IBrowse and AmiSSL5 developer Oliver Roberts has uploaded another change to the repository of the mail program YAM, which Jens Maus implemented yesterday in a new nightly build for AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS: with a single line of code YAM now uses TLS SNI (Server Name Indication) for secure connections, which fixes the problem of failed certificate verification with e.g. Gmail. (dr)

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15.Mar.2024



Trevor's Blog: On the Plus side
Trevor Dickinson from A-EON Technology published a new article in his "Trevor's Blog" yesterday. Among other things, he explains why the delivery of the A1222 Plus motherboards, which began a week ago, has been delayed again: "The original batch of boards received over a month ago worked well but did not include the onboard USB headers and had to be sent back to the manufacturer for minor rework. Also a revision change by the MCU manufacturer meant the onboard temperature sensor was not read correctly and the CPU fan did not spin up. When designing the motherboard, Varisys, the original hardware developer, did not think a CPU fan was necessary but included one as an extra precaution." The problem was solved by modifying the MCU programming firmware.

As Trevor Dickinson further reports, other people besides AAA Technology were involved in making the release of the A1222 Plus possible: Steven Solie, for example, developed an extremely fast and simple, but very powerful recovery USB drive that ensures that all necessary OS4.1 and enhancer software files are installed correctly, and Alexandre Balaban created a fully updated AmigaOS 4.1-ISO. (dr)

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14.Mar.2024



Java-tool: ham_convert 1.10.0
Sebastian Sieczko's Java-based tool ham_convert converts modern graphic formats into the Amiga's HAM format and is now available in version 1.10.0. New in this version:
  • ability to use ICtCp colorspace for HAM error calculation
  • option to exclude first palette color from DynamicHires conversion
  • larger program window and fonts
  • code cleanup
Download: ham_convert 1.10.0 (7 MB) (nba)

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13.Mar.2024



On our own behalf: Changes to the team, Nico Barbat returns
Nico Barbat, a long-time demoscene member and well-known Amiga journalist, joined the amiga-news.de team back in 2000. Initially taking care of the job exchange Free Amiga Jobs, he intensified the cooperation between the print magazine "Amiga Plus", for which he was responsible as editor-in-chief, and our news service in the following years until he finally took over management of amiga-news.de at the end of 2003.

Anyone who knows Nico Barbat knows that even after his final retirement from the amiga-news.de team in 2011, the Amiga never really let go of him: There was always talk of projects, possibilities were explored or connections were made. The "official" return with the founding of the publishing house "Look Behind You" in 2022 now also has positive consequences for amiga-news.de: The ex-boss is back in the team. There is no longer a job exchange to look after, but there is still plenty of work for experienced editors ;)

We also welcome Markus 'IM_Petrow' Bonet, a long-time amiga-news.de reader, to the team: as server administrator, Markus will take care of the technical infrastructure on which our largely self-developed content management system runs. We would like to thank our two (more or less) "newcomers" for their support.

Editor's note: To ensure the independence of our reporting, articles on projects by Nico Barbat's publishing house Look Behind You or his LBY business partner Simon Neumann (including Alinea) will continue to be written exclusively by other editors. (cg)

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13.Mar.2024
Arne Urbaniak (E-Mail)


Amiga disks on PC: Copy program G-Copy 0.5
Almost two years ago (amiga-news.de reported), developer Arne Urbaniak presented his copy programme G-Copy for reading and writing Amiga ADF data on a Windows PC. G-Copy, which is visually similar to the popular X-Copy, supports the drive controllers Greaseweazle by Keir Fraser, ADF-Drive by D. Tonn or DrawBridge (Arduino) by Rob Smith.

In the new version 0.5, Greaseweazle routines have been revised and basic support for the ADF controller and DrawBridge has been added. According to the developer, the SCP routine for the ADF controller still needs to be optimised, the content of the disc is already displayed and the checkdisk function has been completed, while the basic control of the DrawBridge now works. The user can also switch between German and English layouts and switch the sound on and off.

Visitors to the ARC (Amiga Ruhrpott Convention (25 May 2024 in Duisburg, Germany) can experience G-Copy live in combination with some controllers at the developer's stand.

Download: gcopy.zip (36,9 MB) (nba)

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13.Mar.2024



Practical report: Using several operating systems on AmigaNG computers (Czech)
Martina Hřebcová is known for her extensive and detailed reports on PowerPC hardware. This time (automatic translation) she looks at the pitfalls of running AmigaOS 4, MorphOS and Linux on the same computer at the title link. (snx)

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12.Mar.2024
MorphZone (Forum)


MorphOS: Web browser Wayfarer 7.6
Jacek 'jacadcaps' Piszczek has released version 7.6 of his web browser Wayfarer for MorphOS which provides more video playback improvements and fixes. (dr)

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12.Mar.2024
MorphZone (Forum)


MorphOS: E-Mail client Iris 1.22, Contacts 1.2
Jacek 'jacadcaps' Piszczek has released version 1.22 of his e-mail client Iris and version 1.2 of the contact manager Contacts for MorphOS. Detailed changes:

Iris V1.22
  • Search window will now show partial results while the search is pending
  • Fixed search window's results to remove messages as they get deleted
  • Improved timezone information sent in calendar events
  • Calendar events are now attached twice to be compatible with both Outlook and Gmail
Contacts V1.2
  • Improved handling of legacy VCARD formats
(dr)

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12.Mar.2024
Wolfgang Kierdorf (E-Mail)


Video: DIY instruction to build an Arcade Stick gamepad for the Amiga CD³²
At the title link, Wolfgang Kierdorf demonstrates how a standard arcade stick gamepad can be adapted for use with the Amiga CD³² console with a little soldering work using a purchasable circuit board. (snx)

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12.Mar.2024



WHDLoad: Running cracktros from the website
WHDLoad author Bert Jahn has updated the WHDLoad website so that all Cracktros can now be started directly using the Amiga emulator vAmigaWeb via the "Info" link. This works for all productions that do not require an AGA or a Kickstart image. There are also corresponding plans for demos and mags. (dr)

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11.Mar.2024
Alfred Faust (ANF)


MIDI sequencer: BarsnPipes for AROS
Now that AROS developer Franck Charlet has published a driver for the MIDI system 'camd.library' that closes the gap between camd.library and Poseidon's camdusbmidi.class (amiga-news.de reported), Alfred Faust made good on his promise to finish the suspended AROS port of the MIDI sequencer BarsnPipes and adapt it to this new environment. (cg)

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11.Mar.2024



Event: AmiWest 2024 (25.-27. October in Sacramento, USA)
The organisers have announced that the 27th AmiWest show will take place as usual at the Holiday Inn Express in Sacramento, California, from 25 to 27 October 2024. Further information will be published in near future. (dr)

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11.Mar.2024



Editor: Lite XL 2.1.3r1 for AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS
George 'walkero' Sokianos has released version 2.1.3r1 of the editor Lite XL for AmigaOS 4 (OS4Depot link) and MorphOS. The developer has introduced a new feature in LiteXL that allows switching between ISO and Unicode files while preserving the text. Users can also enter any text in their own language, including umlauts. All changes:

Added:
  • Added AmiUpdate support
  • Added the Tetris plugin
Updated:
  • Updated the code to the upstream 2.1.3 release
  • Compiled with SDL 2.30.0 that supports editing with ISO encodings, other than English. Now the editor should be able to support any language and in conjuction with the codesets plugin be able to make text encodings conversions
  • Now the codesets plugin supports MorphOS 3.18 and above
Changed:
  • Changed the way the "Open in system" option executes the WBRun command in AmigaOS 4, with a more secure way
  • Did a lot of code cleanup in sync with the upstream, and parts of code that were left over
  • Compiled with pcre2 10.42 (MorphOS version only)
Fixed:
  • I did a lot of changes on path manipulation and usage, fixing scanning the root of a partition or an assign path
  • Fixed an error with the codesets plugin, where an empty file could not be opened
  • Improved the folder suggestions when opening projects or changing paths. Now even the root folders of a partition are presented
  • Fixed ghmarkdown plugin, but now requires a GitHub token to be provided
If you want to follow George 'walkero' Sokiano's work on Amiga projects, you can visit his Ko-fi page. (dr)

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11.Mar.2024



Blog Epsilon's World: AmigaOne A1222, part 1
This time, Epsilon devotes himself to the A1222 Plus, which has been officially available since the end of last week (amiga-news.de reported), in his usual detail and with numerous pictures. As a beta tester, he has been working with the system since 2016 and introduces the programs and tools supplied with AmigaOS 4 in the first part. He also gives his personal buying advice for people who want to buy an A1222 or Sam460LE. (dr)

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11.Mar.2024



Video: Internet-enabled without PlipBox adapter
In his last video, Robert Smith showed how he builds his own PlipBox adapter for his Amiga 2000 in order to make the Amiga Internet-capable with its help. In the current video this adapter is removed again, but surprisingly the Amiga can still access the Internet. He then explains why. (dr)

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11.Mar.2024



Puzzle game: AmiWordle 1.1
Following conversions of the puzzle letter game Wordle by Robert Smith in AMOS and Marcus 'ALB42' Sackrow in Pascal, 'Macetze' has now named his version AmiWordle and written it with Blitz Basic. It can be played with German and English words. (dr)

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11.Mar.2024



Turn-based strategy game: Demo version of "Ecliptic"
Ecliptic is described by the author as a mixture of turn-based tactical combat and role-playing. Visually, it is reminiscent of the retro-futuristic science fiction of the 1970s and 1980s. The player's task is to regain control of a spaceship drifting in space and occupied by aliens. A first demo has now been released.

The game is currently under development and has no sound at the moment. It requires 1MB RAM, recommended is an Amiga 1200 with HD and Fast RAM. (dr)

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11.Mar.2024
Glames (BOING)


Boing Attitude: Interview with Ján Zahurančík (AmiKit)
Boing Attitude published the seventh issue of the French print magazine "BOING" in October 2023. Among other things, it included an interview with Ján Zahurančík, the publisher of the workbench distribution AmiKit XE, which is now publicly available at the title link. (dr)

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11.Mar.2024



Arcade port: Moon Patrol
Jean-Francois 'jotd' Fabre has released another arcade classic for the Amiga: in Moon Patrol, the player controls a moon car with which he has to avoid obstacles such as craters or mines (YouTube video). You are also attacked by UFOs and tanks at the same time. Moon Patrol was one of the first video games to introduce side-scrolling into the gameplay. (dr)

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10.Mar.2024
Amiga Future (website)


AmigaRemix: Further files added
AmigaRemix collects remixes of well-known soundtracks of Amiga games. Since our last news-item, the following mp3 files have been added:
  • Another World, Intro (Vandahlia Special Remix)
  • Dune - Ecolove's Pauls Theme
  • Dune Ecolove (Vandahlia Special Remix)
  • Elvira MotD Upstairs Music (Vandahlia Special Remix)
  • Rambo III Stage 2 Music (Vandahlia Special Remix)
  • Stardust Memories - Nebula Falling
(snx)

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10.Mar.2024
Amiga Future (website)


Print/PDF magazine: Amiga Addict, issue 28
Issue 28 of the British magazine "Amiga Addict" will be published on March 21. The lead article is about the multimedia program Scala.

Amiga Addict is published monthly and is available as a single issue or as a subscription, either in printed form or as a PDF file. (snx)

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10.Mar.2024
Amigaworld.net (website)


Italian Print/PDF magazine: Passione Amiga, issue 18
Issue 18 of the Italian magazine "Passione Amiga", which consists of 48 colour pages and is available either in printed form or as a PDF file, contains the following topics:
  • Games: Karate Champ, Super Delivery Boy: The Holiday Shift 2023, AMI H.E.R.O., BreakThru, Final Fight Enhanced, Duck Hunt, Ninjaferatu, Spheroid, Tetris1200, Santa’s Workout III - Silent Night
  • Review: RNO Effects
  • Preview: A600GS e A1222Plus
  • Interview: ACube Systems
  • Amiga GCC - Probabilità
  • And also: Games news, Tech news, Readers mail, Demo Sene, Back Chat etc.
(snx)

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10.Mar.2024



Zoom meeting: Chris Hülsbeck guest at the Toronto Users Group
The next meeting of the Canadian Amiga users of the Toronto Users Group on March 21 will only take place online via Zoom - but with a prominent guest, the musician Chris Huelsbeck. The access data for participation can be found at the title link. (snx)

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10.Mar.2024
Micromiga.com (ANF)


Amiga 500 case available in stores
The licensed new Amiga 500 case from A1200.net is now also available in stores. So far only the French dealer MicroMiga is known to us (see title link), should other suppliers also stock it, this news-item will be updated.

The following advantages are mentioned:
  • Made from a more UV-resistant plastic
  • New hatch on the right-hand side (HDMI, USB and MicroSD)
  • A single hatch for the right-hand side is also included for mounting more in line with the original)
  • Additional rear hatch for RJ45 adapters
  • Bottom hatch with additional cooling
  • Robust metal threads for screws
  • Additional threaded metal brackets for Raspberry Pi and Apollo Vampire V4 Standalone
(snx)

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10.Mar.2024
Andreas Magerl (ANF)


Amiga Future: New full versions online
Further full versions of Amiga games have been added to Amiga Future's download area: Jonathan and The Puzzle Gallery: At the Carnival.

A lot of further games, which are also marked as being new, are just re-uploads. (snx)

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10.Mar.2024



Aminet uploads until 09.03.2024
The following files have been added until 09.03.2024 to Aminet:
ellipse_algorhytms.lha   dev/amos   7K        ellipse algorhytms
Rebuild.lha              dev/gui    160K  68k Amiga Reaction GUI Builder
HollywoodSP.lha          dev/hwood  899K      Hollywood 10.0 spanish catalo...
7mezzoadf.zip            game/board 344K  68k Popular Italian Christmas game
gimineadf.zip            game/board 312K  68k classic game of mines 
GIPoker.zip              game/board 307K  68k Poker game 
AmiWordle.lha            game/think 119K  68k Wordle clone for OCS Amiga - ...
2nd-Albireo.ACEpansio... misc/emu   23K   MOS ACEpansion plugin for ACE CPC...
Albireo.ACEpansion.lha   misc/emu   45K   MOS ACEpansion plugin for ACE CPC...
AmiArcadia-OS4.lha       misc/emu   7.0M  OS4 Signetics-based machines emul...
Dandanator.ACEpansion... misc/emu   682K  MOS ACEpansion plugin for ACE CPC...
MirageImager.ACEpansi... misc/emu   18K   MOS ACEpansion plugin for ACE CPC...
VATestprogram.zip        util/misc  19M   68k Versatile Amiga Testprogram
(snx)

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10.Mar.2024



OS4Depot uploads until 09.03.2024
The following files have been added until 09.03.2024 to OS4Depot:
amiarcadia.lha           emu/gam 7Mb   4.0 Signetics-based machines emulator
amigagpt.lha             net/cha 909kb 4.0 App for chatting to ChatGPT
dnetc.lha                net/mis 783kb 4.0 A distributed.net client
rvncd.lha                net/ser 115kb 4.1 Amiga VNC Server
amienvmon.lha            uti/mis 34kb  4.0 Calls homemade Pico environment ...
(snx)

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10.Mar.2024



AROS Archives uploads until 09.03.2024
The following files have been added until 09.03.2024 to AROS-Archiven:
glfw3_4.i386-aros.zip        dev/lib 635kb GLFW is an Open Source, multi-pl...
raylib5.i386-aros.zip        dev/lib 21Mb  A simple and easy-to-use library...
hollywoodsp.lha              dev/mis 899kb Spanish Catalog for Hollywood 10
icarosfix.lha                uti/mis 87Mb  Little fix for icaros v2.3
(snx)

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10.Mar.2024



MorphOS-Storage uploads until 09.03.2024
The following files have been added until 09.03.2024 to MorphOS-Storage:
Albireo_1.6.lha           Emulation/ACEpansion      Plugin for ACE CPC Emul...
Dandanator_1.1.lha        Emulation/ACEpansion      Dandanator_1.1.lha
MirageImager_1.2.lha      Emulation/ACEpansion      Plugin for ACE CPC Emul...
Fallout1-ce_1.1.lha       Games/RPG                 Fallout for modern oper...
Woof_14.2.0.lha           Games/Shoot3D             Woof! is a continuation...
SuDokuL_1.3.lha           Games/Think               Sudoku game for Switch/...
Easy2Install_1.0b50.lha   Network/PackageManager    A package manager to do...
(snx)

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10.Mar.2024



WHDLoad: New installers until 09.03.2024
Using WHDLoad, games, scene demos and intros by cracking groups, which were originally designed to run only from floppy disks, can be installed on harddisk. The following installers have been added until 09.03.2024: (snx)

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10.Mar.2024
Dietmar Planitzer (Mail)


Operating system for Amiga 3000/4000: First alpha version of "Serena OS"
At the end of 2022, we reported on the start of Dietmar Planitzer's project to write "Apollo", an experimental operating system for the Amiga 3000/4000. After another status update at the end of last year, the developer has now renamed his project "Serena OS" and released a first alpha version, about which he kindly wrote us the following:

"Let's start with the most obvious change: Apollo is now called Serena OS.

A few other things have changed over the last few months. Serena now has an API which makes it possible to write (simple) programmes. Dispatch queues, files, directories, pipes as well as clock and timer functions are currently supported. In addition, there is an advanced C standard library (libc) and the beginnings of a C maths library (libm). There is now also a simple shell and a RAM-based file system. The VT52 and VT100 terminal emulation is now also largely complete and the VT52 emulation now also supports the Atari ST extensions. Both VT100 and VT52 emulation now also support multiple colours (in VT52 emulation mode the corresponding Atari ST ESC codes must be used).

At the moment, however, the system still has a very significant limitation: neither floppy disc nor hard disc is currently supported. However, achieving this is the plan for the next stage of the project. It will then be possible to create a programme for Serena on a Windows or Linux computer and then run it on the Amiga under Serena.

I suspect that some of you are wondering what these ominous dispatch queues are?

Dispatch queues are used to run programme parts in parallel. The original Amiga OS provided tasks for this purpose and other operating systems provide threads. Apple's macOS implements dispatch queues on the basis of traditional threads.

The problem with threads and tasks is that programs allocate them, then use them intermittently, then spend most of their time just sitting passively on the thing without actually using it (threads spend a lot of time sleeping). However, a thread always uses memory and kernel resources - whether it's sleeping or actually doing work makes no difference.

Serena is instead built entirely around dispatch queues: Processes manage dispatch queues and dispatch queues do their work with the help of "virtual processors". You can think of a virtual processor as a highly dynamic thread that is not tied to a specific process. Virtual processors are moved back and forth between dispatch queues and processes as required. If a dispatch queue needs to do more work, it gets an additional virtual processor. However, if it does less work, it gives up a virtual processor, which can then be used by another queue in another process." (dr)

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