17.Jan.2001
Heise [Newsticker]
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Heise: Linux 2.4 with File-System ReiserFS
«The Linux-kernel v2.4.0 has just been finished at last, and development already goes on. The biggest
change which will be integrated in the next kernel-version 2.4.1 would be including of the Journaling File System
ReiserFS. Already at the beginning of October Linus Torvalds explained in an interview with c`t that he
will not include ReiserFS in kernel 2.4.0, but as soon as possible in the 2.4. line. Obviously the time is right:
kernel 2.4.1-pre7 contains ReiserFS.»
Have a look at the title link for the full article (German).
According to Sourceforge
Apus test-kernels are also available for Amiga Linux.
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17.Jan.2001
Frogger
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Frogger Version 1.64b2 Released
There is a new beta-version 1.64b2 of the MPEG video player 'Frogger' by Sebastian Jedruszkiewicz which
you can download in several processor-versions as usual.
This program is shareware and you can register via the website online (via RegNet) or via transfer of money.
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17.Jan.2001
Boing World
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DOpus4 Version 4.15.4 Released
Because Jacek Rzeuski is not able to go on developing
DOpus4 Paul Huxham will continue and
has finished a new version 4.15.4 which you can download.
Download: DOpus4154.lzx - 425 KB
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17.Jan.2001
Fun Time World
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New Version of sKulpt Released
sKulpt is the successor of the legendary 3D software 'Sculpt Animate 3D/4D' of Eric Graham and Byte By Byte.
Some years ago the raytracing program has a lot of friends because it was simple, cheap and effective.
It was made many pictures with this program of amateurs as well as of professional.
The successor sKulpt will be developed completely new by CdBSSoftware
and supports already for now PowerPC and Warp3D.
Have a look at the title link for further interesting information.
Download:
Skulpt_exe.lha - 68K
skulpt_wos.lha - PPC
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17.Jan.2001
Amiga Active
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Amiga Active - Preview for Issue #17
Following an extract from the preview of issue #17 of the English Amiga magazine:
Amiga's Rivals - It's a technological re-rack - but who'll survive the
longest in the 21st century?
Develop on Windows - The latest Amiga SDK reviewed inside.
Linux on Amiga - We show you how.
Amiga Forever 4 - The ultimate Amiga on a PC?
Simon the Sorcerer II - The longest awaited Amiga sequel?
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17.Jan.2001
Amiga Future News
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'The Commodore Billboard' Needs Help
Amiga Future wrote:
'The Commodore Billboard' has a really big problem. The site has 17 new TV-advertising spots
and several other stuff, but has not any possibility to offer that amount to the users on their own server.
Because of that Soren is urgently searching for users to put some files on their servers. If you have
this possibility, please contact Soren via eMail.
Following the complete message:
«The 17 tv-ads require some 70 MB. This will generate more traffic than I'm
allowed to use on my server. I'm currently in contact with a guy who might
be able to host all the files for free. This is obviously the ultimate solution,
but if this fails, I would like to know if some of you die-hard Commodore fans
out there would be willing to help me?
Instead of one server hosting all the video clips, I was wondering if we
could spread the files over several servers. If 17 people would volunteer
and host 1 file each? You would have to provide between 2.2 and 5.5 MB
storage space each. Would anyone be interested? I order to make this work,
I guess it'll have to be all or nothing. If only 5 people volunteer, I think
I'll scratch this hosting idea. As you may have traffic limits on your
accounts I can inform you that The Commodore Billboard has between 30-40
visitors aday. This will of course be higher for a short while, when the
news about the 17 tv-ads reaches the Commodore news sites. But then again,
not all 40 will download 5 MB video clips. And with the audio previews
available, maybe people will be more selective and not just download the
whole lot. This might help decrease traffic. By the way, you have to provide
webspace on fairly decent servers. I wouldn't want people to download the
video clips with a speed of 0.2 KB/sec. ;-))»
Any help in solving the hosting problem is much appreciated.
eMail»
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16.Jan.2001
Christian Rosentreter on ANF
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Pictures from Oldie Party
Under the above title link you can find pictures from the "Oldie Party for Homecomputers" which
was organized by the HTWK Leipzig on Mai 4th, 1999.
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16.Jan.2001
Scalos
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Scalos Module Update
Mike Carter has fixed the path problem in his module 'Execute Command' for Scalos
and now made it available for download as version 1.1.
Scalos-Module_EC.lha - 24 KB
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16.Jan.2001
NewTecniques
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NewTecniques: Bonus
The bonus content of the graphic magazine 'NewTekniques' with many interesting
workshops, articles, and tutorials only accessible for subscribers so far, was now
made openly available. In the issue for Mai/June 2000 e.g. it is in detail describe how to create a
perfectly animated
Boingball
with LightWave.
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16.Jan.2001
Jan Andersen via eMail
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Virus-Help Denmark News
Jan Andersen from Virus-Help Denmark was often asked if he was able to provide
the website of Virus-Help in German and French language, too. Peter Schmidt called his
attention to the possibility to make use of "Translator.go".
So, now via Translator.go the website can be translated by request to German, French, Spanish,
Italian, and Portugese. Andersen is aware of this not to be the best choice, but
better than nothing at all. Base language of the website is still English.
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16.Jan.2001
Innovative on ANF
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VHI Studio 5.4 is Here!
A new version of the reference software in case of video cards and digital cameras on the AMIGA, VHI Studio 5.4,
has been released. The update is free for owners of VHI Studio 5.x. Since v5.2 there are the following
changes:
- Driver for Digita compatible digital cameras (optional).
- Driver for Sony MSAC-SR1 compatible reading devices (optional)
- Save series of pictures directly from camera to HD
- JPEG-Decoding now on PPC (if exists)
- MPEG Encoder now also capable of frame rates uneven 25 f/s
- Bugfix in the DC240/DC280 driver, Update to V1.5
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15.Jan.2001
Matt Sealey via E-Mail
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AmigaOS Change-Logs Release Campaign
Matt Sealey started a petition to find out how big the common interest
in the publishing of change-logs since AmigaOS 3.1 really is.
The change-logs contain changes and add-ons compared to the previous
versions of the AmigaOS. This could be helpful for the development of new software.
The logs for AmigaOS V2.0 up to V3.1 are available on every Developer CD.
According to Matt Sealey Haage & Partner declined publishing their changes on the Developer CD V2.1.
There is the possibility on http://www.starforge.co.uk/petition.html
to sign a petition.
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15.Jan.2001
Amiga-Mania 5
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Pictures of the Amiga-Mania 5
There are some pictures of the user meeting 'Amiga-Mania 5' in Toulouse (France) available at the title link.
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15.Jan.2001
Bright Light Software
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TIDesigner V1.22 Released
TIDesigner is a good help-tool for everyone who wants to create TealInfo folios
for the Palm Pilot easier. The program is shareware.
Download: tidesigner.lha - 34 KB
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15.Jan.2001
CGrX
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Plans for a New Elbox Voodoo-driver
Elbox announced the release of version 1.2 of the Voodoo-driver for the PCI-board for
this week. The new version should contain many improvements. Additional information
is available at the title link.
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15.Jan.2001
Amclust on ANF
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New HTTP-Daemon with Real CGI-support
EasyAccess is a small and stable HTTP-daemon with the following attributes:
- EasyAccess can be made resident
- supports GET and POST method and every kind of CGI (tested with CanDo, Perl, Python and Batch-files)
- support for automated creation of directory content-files, Auth-Scheme RFC 19452 "Basic", Server Side Includes and more.
Download: EasyAccess.lha
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15.Jan.2001
BTTR Team via eMail
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Back to the Roots Update
Back to the Roots is one of the best sources for legal game-downloads. This update contains the
"Championship Manager"-series, "Second Samurai" and "Emerald Mine".
Don't forget to take a look at the other games. There are new scene demos, pictures and sounds taken from Amiga-games.
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14.Jan.2001
Fun Time World
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AAA Award Canceled For The Time Being
Since 1997 the AAA Awards were given to people out of the Amiga area, among
other things for their hard- and software products. Among the award winners
have been Holger Kruse, Dave Haynie, Marcel Beck, Kermit Woodall, Stefan
Burstroem and SoftLogik. Now the awarding of this price will be canceled for the
time being. The reasons for this are too little manpower and too low support. In
the future the award may be granted again. This depends among other things on
the community and Amiga. Everybody who wants to comment on this may write
to f98-msa@f.kth.se.
The actual AAA Award Homepage at
www.aaa-awards.org
will be offline in the near future. The new one can be reached via
www.amiga-cg.se/aaaa/.
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14.Jan.2001
Fun Time World
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Voyager: Supported Tags
On January 14th, 2001 Oliver Wagner
has updated the list
of the HTML tags supported by the WWW browser 'V³'. It now meets the level of
the version 3.3.69 of the browser.
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14.Jan.2001
Hynek Schlagwack via email
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Second SimpleMail Alpha Released
On January 14th, 2001 Hynek Schlawack and Sebastian Bauer have released the
second alpha version of the email client 'SimpleMail'.
Compared to the previous version the following has changed:
- New: image buttons.
- New: showing of HTML mails (using internal routines lent from SimpleHTML).
- New: mails with different mode possible.
- New: showing of mail threads.
- New: index files for folder.
- Change: better address book.
SimpleMail can be found under
http://www.schlawack.net/simplemail/.
There are also screenshots of the software on this site.
The authors hope for this second version receiving a little bit more feedback as they got for
the first one and point out that the alpha state refers to functionality, but by
no means to stability.
Download: simplemail.lzx (80K)
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14.Jan.2001
Czech Amiga News
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News Regarding the Amiga in Norwegian Language
Under http://www.polarboing.com/
there can be found up-to-date news from the Amiga area in Norwgian language.
The site uses PHP-Nuke for the layout of the
content and offers among other things a personal login and a text box with the
latest files of the file area of amigadev.net.
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