12.Apr.2001
Jan Andersen via E-Mail
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Virus Help Denmark: Safe Version 15.2 Released
Version 15.2 of Safe was released. Viruses can be detected by Safe, but not removed from the system.
Here the details:
Name: Safe v15.2
Archive name: Safe.lha
Archive size: 28.873 Bytes
Release date: 12. April 2001
Programmer: Zbigniew Trzcionkowski
Info: needs xvs.library v33.24
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12.Apr.2001
Michael Wilps on ANF
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WarpJPEG V44.20 & WarpPNG V44.15 Datatypes Available
On Oliver Robert's homepage new versions of his JPEG & PNG datatypes for 68k and WOS were
released.
Download at the title link.
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12.Apr.2001
Lars Decker on ANF
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Amiga under QNX
Here the Amiga is mentioned as multitasking system, shortly.
It is interesting that the Amiga used runs under QNX.
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12.Apr.2001
Elbox
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Elbox Website with New Design
The Elbox website has got a completely new look enabling easy navigation, now.
But the site seems to be under construction, yet. Most of the buttons still don't
contain any information. For example under 'Download' there isn't the driver software
expected for download.
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12.Apr.2001
Raymond Zachariasse via E-Mail
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The GUI Research (TGR)
At TGR at this time a survey on the new AmigaDE's graphical user interface (GUI)
is organized. Under 'Survey' you can find more details and the queries.
Bringing the next UI design and engineering into the new millennium
....your vote could change the future of Amiga's GUI...
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12.Apr.2001
AMIPRESS-ML
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Amiga Inc. and Elbox Announce Relationship
April 11, 2001, Snoqualmie, Washington, USA.
Amiga Inc and Elbox working together for Amiga OS 4.0 and beyond
Amiga Inc is pleased to announce a long term relationship with Elbox
Computer Ltd of Krakow, Poland. Amiga Inc announced the development
of AmigaOS4, the latest version of the high performance, user friendly
operating system that introduced multimedia to the world at the St Louis
trade and user show on the 31st March 2001. To support AmigaOS4, Amiga
Inc also released the Zico hardware specification targeted at PowerPC
processors. Elbox Computer Ltd are working closely with Amiga Inc to
ensure that their existing and future products will gain Zico
certification, and thus provide a perfect platform for AmigaOS4.
'St Louis marked the beginning of the future.' said Bill McEwen,
President and CEO of Amiga Inc. 'Key to that is the Amiga community
moving forwards in a single direction, united and determined. With
Elbox as a partner, another key Amiga company has joined the drive
forwards towards success.'
'Our long-term commitment to computer technology is now giving tangible
results in the Amiga market,' said Maciek Binek, CEO of Elbox. 'Now,
with the Amiga Inc. initiative, we can see a clear sign of future-oriented
thinking and strategy, a breakthrough for this computer. We hope Amiga will
soon again become the common word.'
'Elbox have taken a major role in not just supporting the existing Amiga
market with their many products but also in providing a path forwards.'
said Fleecy Moss, CTO of Amiga Inc. "Our relationship with them will
ensure that their existing customers can benefit from AmigaOS4 whilst
new users coming to the Amiga will have additional excellent choices in
the hardware that they can buy.'
AmigaOS4 is currently under development and will ship in Summer 2001.
Elbox products can already be purchased from all major Amiga dealers,
and their next new product, the SharkPPC+ will be available along with
the premiere of the AmigaOS4 system.
About Amiga:
Amiga Inc. provides technology to developers for writing and porting
applications to a new multi-media operating systems which is hardware
agnostic. AmigaDE is a joint development effort between the Tao Group
of Reading England, and Amiga Incorporated. AmigaDE (*¹) based
applications
can run unchanged on x86, PowerPC, M Core, ARM, StrongARM, MIPS R3000,
R4000, R5000, SH 3, SH4, and NEC V850 processors. The AmigaDE can run
hosted on Linux, Embedded Linux, Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT, CE and QNX4.
Amiga is based in Snoqualmie, WA, 28 miles east of Seattle and has
offices worldwide. Amiga can be reached at (425) 396-5660 or visit Amiga
on the web at http://www.amiga.com.
About Elbox:
Elbox Computer Ltd of Krakow, Poland is a privately held company that
has been in business since 1982, and has grown rapidly from its
industrial systems roots, now having a significant presence in
peripherals, multimedia systems, high performance motherboards,
enclosures, application software and general computer subsystems.
Its products are used throughout the world and set a new standard
in price, performance and customer satisfaction. For further
information, please send an email to
info@elbox.com or visit
Elbox website at http://www.elbox.com
*¹Was corrected from AmigaOS into AmigaDE by Amiga Inc..)
Translations: Spanisch von SAUG
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11.Apr.2001
Haage&Partner
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Update Patches for StormC4
There is a first update for StormC which solves several problems and improves
as well as completes the support of Mixed Binaries and Shared Libraries.
Download site.
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11.Apr.2001
Mariusz Wloczysiak via E-Mail
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Elbox: S3 ViRGE Driver for Mediator
Elbox announces of having completed the official driver for S3 ViRGE PCI-cards
which can be used on the Mediator Busboard. According to Elbox the drivers are 100%
compatible to Picasso96 and support the complete 2D-hardware of the cards.
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11.Apr.2001
scenet.de
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Amiga Music Preservation - Major Update
Amiga Music Preservation (AMP) has got a new design and a lot of new information.
AMP which has been founded by Curt Cool and Crown is a powerful collection of modules of
demo scene musicians meanwhile on 16 (!) CDs in all which additionally offers information
to well-known scene musicians as well as over 200 interviews!
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11.Apr.2001
Martin Elsner via E-Mail
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FTPMount Version 1.3
In addition to ClassAction I have uploaded FTPMount on my homepage.
This is an improved version (1.3) of the program which was developed by Evan Scott and Thies Wellpott.
With FTPMount you can handle FTP-sites just like directories on a harddrive.
Download: ftpmount.lha -
137 kB
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11.Apr.2001
Andreas Kuerzinger via E-Mail
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AKTaskiSMS v1.5
On the homepage of Andreas Kürzinger you can download version 1.5 of AKTaskiSMS from now on.
It is a German catalog for TaskiSMS2.5 as well as two alternative toolbars in YAM2-style
(MWB- as well as RomIcons-colours) and an icon in 32-colourful AKIconGold-design.
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11.Apr.2001
No Risc No Fun on ANF
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NRNF: Interview with Oliver Smiles (Abode of Golgotha)
At No Risc No Fun you can find an English interview with Olvier Smiles. He created the great
Abode of Golgotha Saga (H2 AddOn) which we have recently tested for you. The TaskiSMS 2.52
review at our site is also rather new. We have added 120st screenshot to our WB gallery. Come
and find out how you can design your system more beautiful.
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11.Apr.2001
Christoph Meier on ANF
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Chip: First Details to Matrox G550 Graphic Chip
»On the English spoken hardware-website there are specifications and details
to the new graphic chip by Matrox for the first time. The next Matrox-graphic card is
to be called G550 and have the following features:
- Made in 0,18 micrometer-process
- 1x, 2x and 4x AGP
- 360 MHz RAMDAC
- 32 MByte DDR SDRAM
- OpenGL- and DirectX-API-Support
- 256-Bit DualBus-Architecture
- Matrox Extended Dual-Head-Function
- Vibrant Color Quality2 Rendering-Technique
- Environment-Mapped Bump Mapping (EMB)
- Matrox Skinning
- Displacement Mapping
- Ultra Sharp DAC
- Integrated TV-out DAC
- High-quality DVD-Playback
Reactor critical refers to an "unofficial" source, but which is supposed to be very reliable.«
See title link for full article.
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11.Apr.2001
Christoph Meier on ANF
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The Register: PowerPC G5 to hit 2GHz (Update)
»Motorola is pushing ahead with the design of the PowerPC 7500 -
aka G5 - company sources have claimed, according to a report over at
MacOS Rumors.
We're sure they are, but we're not so sure the report's claims are
entirely accurate except in a very broad sense. The report's information
is a little too close to the details displayed on Motorola's last publicly
released roadmap, dating back to September 1999.
According to the report, the G5 will boast speeds of 2GHz and up,
"full-performance backward-compatibility", 512KB of on-die L2 cache a new
memory architecture and a modular design allowing the company to offer
multi-core chips. It will be fabbed at 0.1 micron using silicon-on-insulator
construction.«
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11.Apr.2001
Benjamin Yoris via E-Mail
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Hyperion Entertainment welcomes Amiga`s OS4 Strategy
In the aftermath of the recent announcement by Amiga Inc. that the Classic
Amiga OS would be ported to PPC, many users have asked us to comment on the
technical merit of Amiga's OS 4 strategy and what it would mean for games
and 3D graphics.
Prior to Amiga's announcement, senior software engineers of Hyperion
Entertainment identified the key bottlenecks in the Amiga OS which hampered
the performance of our games: the slow 68K based filesystem, the 68K based
RTG system, the lack of virtual memory and the dual CPU architecture of the
current PPC boards which generates performance-crippling context switches.
Amiga OS 4 will address all these issues and do much more.
We can confidently predict that with Amiga OS 4, users can look forward to
performance levels never before seen on the Amiga.
Hyperion Entertainment has therefore signed on to develop the 3D API for
Amiga OS 4 and provide a fully featured OpenGL(tm) implementation through
Mesa 3.4.
All our current and future game-titles will take full advantage of
everything that OS 4 has to offer.
Unlike some who unashamedly claim that « games don't play an important role
anymore in the current Amiga market », we are committed to once more make
the name « Amiga » synonymous with top-quality entertainment software.
Senior staff-members of Hyperion Entertainment will continue to work with
Amiga Inc. to ensure that Amiga OS 4 will provide everything game-developers
need to accomplish the goal of putting Amiga back at the forefront of gaming
and 3D graphics.
Ben Yoris
Hyperion Entertainment Software
PR Manager
Web: http://www.hyperion-software.com
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10.Apr.2001
Fabian Zaengel on ANF
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New Infos about AmigaOne
You will find new pictures of the AmigaOne in an Amiga- and ATX-towercase and
the latest FAQ and information for dealers at the title link.
At http://www.egroups.com/messages/amigaone
you can find an interesting forum
where Fleecy (Amiga, Inc.), Eyetech, and Hyperion are answering questions about
the AmigaOne and AmigaOS4.x. A homepage for the operating system is planned for
this week.
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10.Apr.2001
VirusHelpDenmark
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New Link Virus Found
A new linkvirus was found. Until now it is not known which archive installs the
virus, but "Safe V15.1" is able to find it. More details at the title link.
Download: Safe.lha
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10.Apr.2001
VirusHelpDenmark
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VirusExecutor v2.11 Released
Version 2.11 of VirusExecutor, the virus killer, is released. This update can
handle the TCP-trojan (we reported). Details:
name: VirusExecutor v2.11
archive: VirusExecutor.lha
archive size: 258.521 bytes
release date: 10. April 2001
coder: Jan Erik Olausen
needed: xvs.library (included), xfdmaster.library, reqtools.library
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10.Apr.2001
Thomas Steiding via E-Mail
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e.p.i.c. ports "The Feeble Files" to MAC and MorphOS
e.p.i.c. interactive entertainment gmbh has signed a license agreement to port
Adventuresoft's cartoon adventure "The Feeble Files" to the MACINTOSH.
The game puts you to play an alien called Feeble who works for the crop circle
division of a dictatorial government but somehow get involved in a rebellion to
overthrow the system. But you will quickly learn that Rebellion really has never
looked so pAtHeTiC.
The MAC version will require a 180 Mhz PPC CPU, MacOS 8.6 or higher and 32 MByte
Ram. The game is scheduled for release in May 2001. You will find more detail on
the game in the projects section of our homepage.
A version for the alternative PPC OS MorphOS is also planned.
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10.Apr.2001
Thorsten Will via E-Mail
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"SECRETLY!"(DemoScene) Looking for GFX Artist
"SECRETLY!" is looking for some gfx artists for future projects (demos and so on).
If you are interested, send some examples of your work and a little bit about
yourself to twill@gmx.de or to
mr.vain@secretly.de.
Some information about the group you will find at the title link.
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09.Apr.2001
Diverse Sources
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Software News
QuickNote V1.5 Beta 1
OnxySoft released version 1.5 (Beta 1)
of the program 'QuickNote' by Stefan Blixth. Download:
quicknote15b0408.lha
Tales of Tamar Amiga Client V0.34r2
There is a new version (V0.35 R2) of the Amiga-client of
Tales of Tamar for registered beta testers available
here.
Shogo:MAD
As already reported Hyperion Software
uploaded a demo of Shogo:MAD to the Aminet. Download:
ShogoDemo.lha or
ShogoDemo.lha
Ghostscript 6.50
Rüdiger Hanke announced that
he released version 6.50. The download is available at his
Homepage.
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