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First ScummVM-Version (for 68k processors & AGA) released (15. Jan. 2002)
At the Aminet the first beta version of the Amiga port of LucasArts ScummVM system was released. This little program interpretes the data files of the old LucasArts Classic Adventures und makes them useable on the Amiga. Now the PC versions of "Monkey Isl...

Alternative IRC Channel for GRexx-Support (15. Jan. 2002)
Maik Pönitzsch writes: Some already complained about the IRC channel Grexx-Support does not exist any more. There is an alternative for that, visit IRC channel #AmigaPPCWorld. #amigappcworld Port: 6667 Server:showme.altnet.org ...

Amiga Arena: Interview with Andrija Antonijevic (e.g. Charon / AmiSSL) (15. Jan. 2002)
"Charon" is the best download mananger for the Amiga. Amiga Arena has interviewed Andrija Antonijevic, also responsible for the programs "AmiSSL" and "HTTPResume", about the future of "Charon" and how he came to the Amiga. ...

Chat with bplan at #AmigaFun (15. Jan. 2002)
#AmigaFun: Realtime chat with Salvador Fernandez Gomez of bplan On Monday, 21st January 2002, you can chat with Salvador Fernandez Gomez of bplan at the IRC Amiga channel #AmigaFun. He is known as one of the minds of bplan, well known with Pegasos. In ...

Amiga Future: Participants for games user charts wanted (15. Jan. 2002)
The German print magazine Amiga Future publishes sales and user charts of games in every issue. Amiga users are wanted to send what their top 5 games are via email. Even though there is nothing to win this time, the editors board hopes that a lot of users...

New games at Amigaland (Update: Danger, virus) (15. Jan. 2002)
New games for download at Amigaland The first update in the new year! So there are some new games ready for download: Crack does Pay, Deluxe Galaga ECS +AGA, Deluxe Pacman, Ports of Call (English), The Patricien, Pinball Fantasies (HD-Version), Fußball To...

Palm Desktop for Amiga: Spitfire² Version 1.9 (14. Jan. 2002)
Spitfire² has just been updated to version 1.9. Spitfire² by Ralph Torchia is a Palm-Desktop for AmigaOS. This shareware-software allows connection to a Palm computer by 3Com or compatibles. The program among other things offers HotSync functions betw...

Geographic: GeoWorld Update 13 (14. Jan. 2002)
GeoWorld V1.13 is a geographic-program for Amiga, sold as shareware. After five years of constant development the new version (1.13) offers the follwing features: Extensive information about 192 countries (misc, economical, political, sociological, h...

Scalos: Updates for DefIcons, Persistent Windows und WB39-Plugins (13. Jan. 2002)
On 13 January 2002 new versions of DefIcons, Persistend Windows and WB39-Plugins for the Workbench alternative "Scalos" were released. DefIcons Plugin V45.6 This can be used as a replacement for the filetypes-plugin. It can display a default icon f...

Amiga Arena: Interview with Gerd Frank (AmiATLAS) (13. Jan. 2002)
Olaf Köbnik writes: In November it finally happened. A new version of the travel planner "AmiATLAS" was published for the first time since 1998. It was developed by Andreas Regul and then Gerd Frank took over and developed it further. Within a short per...

Virus Help Denmark: WatchDog 2.1 (13. Jan. 2002)
On 13 January 2002 Zbigniew Trzcionkowski released with version 2.1 a current snapshot of his memory watch tool 'WatchDog'. The tool uses the 'xvs.library' in order to check every three seconds if there are any known bugs in the memory. There are fu...

Audio: Amplify V1.0a (13. Jan. 2002)
On 13 January 2002 version 1.0a of the audiotool 'Amplify' was released. In addition, benchmarking results was put online on a 060-computer. Amplify offers the following features: Modulates on 0dB. Removes empty spaces at beginning and end. Removes ...

ProStationAudio: ALPS-Update and WinUAE-Benchmark (13. Jan. 2002)
On 12 January 2002 an update of the plug-ins for 'ProStationAudio Titanium' as well as early DSPSpeed benchmarking results for WinUAE- JIT (0.8.17 R3) were released. The ALPS update makes sure that the plug-ins APS-1 and APR-1 (Stereo Phase Rotator) are ...

topcool: Interview-Steffen Häuser about Quake 2:68k-Version probably too slow (13. Jan. 2002)
At the moment Quake2 is generated by Hyperion-Entertainment only for the PPC since the 68k computer has turned out to be too slow. In the interview with amiga-topcool Steffen Häuser gives away many more interesting details about porting the game which is...

MorphOS: csa.morphos appears on Usenet-Servers (13. Jan. 2002)
Daniel Miller writes in the MorphOS mailing list that the new Usenet group 'comp.sys.amiga.morphos' now appears on Usenet-Servers. You can read and post to it. Since it is a new group, it cannot be found on all servers. However, you can find the group un...

AmigaPage: "Amiga Passion"-Contest (13. Jan. 2002)
The "Amiga Passion" competition was born to let you share in the AmigaPage life. The target of this competition is all the Amiga users to participate by sending one or more of your Workbench screenshots (max 3) to kanuka@ciaoweb.it with "Concorso"...

Spiegel: Kimble on the run (12. Jan. 2002)
Kim Schmitz, known to the Amiga scene since his "Hacker times", understands it perfectly to put himself in the limelight in one or another way. This time he feels abandoned by the German authority of the state and mocked by the press. He turns disappoi...

Stern poll: What was your first computer? (12. Jan. 2002)
In the section Computer&Netze the German print magazine Stern runs a poll asking about your first computer. Possible answers are: Amiga Atari ST Commodore C64 (or VC20, C128 etc.) Macintosh (or other Apple computers) PC none of the above mentioned F...

tecChannel.de: Virus: JS.Gigger.A@mm deletes hard disks (12. Jan. 2002)
People using a PC next to their amiga should read this (German) article of tecChannel. According to it there's a new computer virus named 'Gigger' underway that can have desastrous effects. The virus is written in Javascript and spreads via email and I...

Newsletter: Amiga Update by Brad Webb #011230 (12. Jan. 2002)
Brad Webb monthly publishes his newsletter 'Amiga Update' in which he writes about the most important Amiga events. Read the December newsletter under the title link....