05.Aug.2001
Kevin Orme (ANF)
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Website: Amiga University updated
OK. We've done quite a bit of work since the last
update, and while that was too long ago (mid May, blame
too much work travel! :) we've got some cool stuff up
there now for you!
1) New Pages. Not only have we gone back and
re-verified links throughout the site (we are up to ~2,000
links, probably only about 15% of those are 'within site')
we have added new AmigaDE, Draco, and TVPaint
pages as well as a huge slew of REBOL links to the
'rebol on the web' page in our programming section.
There are many other new links throughout the site in its
various sections as well, please let us know if we missed
*your* site. If it has to do with Amigas and especially
learning how to use them, enjoy them, etc., we're all
ears. :)
2) Site Mirrors and Archives. We are pleased to
announce that thanks to Bob Maple, Paul R.
Santa-Maria and Marc Albrecht we have been able to
'preserve' three Amiga sites otherwise having been
taken down, namely 'Zip Drives and the Amiga',
'Motorola 68000 Resources' and the former
Amiga-software.com website. Take a look from the 'site
archives' link off the home page.
Even cooler is the generosity of David McMinn, who is
allowing us to mirror his 'Blitz Basic 2000' site. This is
still an active and growing site, even though at the
moment he's changing servers on the home site in the
UK, thus not all his content is online at the moment but
that will soon change. Check it out!
3) Downloads. As you may or may not already know,
we've had Bars & Pipes available for download for a long
time, probably almost a year now. But we are pleased to
announce that due to the generosity of NewTek, (who
released Amiga TVPaint a while back as freeware),
TVPaint is also now free to be distributed by other sites
as well. We have created a ~4MB zip archive containing
all you'll need to install this premier Amiga paint package
(you'll need UnZip from Aminet as well as a graphics
card, however, to use TVPaint - UAE/Amiga Forever
users can also use it because they employ Picasso96
within the emulation). To help thank NewTek for their
continued support of the Amiga community, if you use a
PC, buy a copy of Aura, their newest and incredibly
powerful paint/graphics package - you won't be
disappointed.
In sum, come on back and check us out, we've got lots to
offer and hopefully will have another large site update
next month to announce. In the meantime, enjoy! (sd)
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