26.Oct.2000
Andre Siegel on ANF
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BlueBlack Solution is Looking For Another Art Designer!
BlueBlack Solutions is looking for a talented art designer who will as additional support help to create
in-game-graphics and sequences for the commercial real-time-strategical 'Operation:
Counterstrike'.
Requirements:
- totally professional results with a raytraycing package of own choice
- Access to powerful hardware (HigEnd-Amiga, PC, or PowerMac)
- enough knowledge of the English language for working in an international team
Interested persons mail to:
jobbo@jobboland.de.
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26.Oct.2000
Christoph Meier on ANF
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Wired News: Amiga Fans, the Wait Is Over
Also Wired News is reporting about the new AmigaOne.
As mentioned before all articles are listed at the rubric
External Links.
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26.Oct.2000
Atéo Concepts
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Atéo-Concepts will Shut Down at the End of October
Due to a very strong decrease of the Amiga market and big difficulty in buying
products, we have decided to close Atéo Concepts at the end of October.
We will keep in touch with users that want to contact us for various technical
questions or for after sale service. The e-mail address
ateo-concepts@libertysurf.fr
will stay available. Soon, new driver versions with no keys will be available
on the Atéo Concepts website. Also you will find a list of articles in store; these are
offered without p&p.
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26.Oct.2000
Andreas Kuessner via email
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Taifun Alpha Version - DEMO
As successor of the video- and animations special effects program 'Wildfire' the
development of 'Taifun' for the new Amiga is in progress. Now a very early preview-version
was released. An installed AmigaSDK is required.
Download: taifun.tar.bz2 -
Taifun.readme
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26.Oct.2000
Robert Williams on ANF
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New-Look SEAL Website
South Essex Amiga Link, the UK Amiga user group well known for SEAL-O-RAMA and
Clubbed magazine, has uploaded their totally re-designed website. We hope the new
site looks cleaner, is easier to navigate and faster to load.
But... the update is more than just a new look, the site now concentrates more
on the Club's activities. You'll find an illustrated report of every meeting in
the Club/Reports section and we'll soon be adding examples of members' work in
the Gallery section.
From now on the SEAL website will be updated at least every fortnight. So visit
us at http://www.seal-amiga.co.uk and let us know what you think!
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25.Oct.2000
Dirk Baeyens via eMail
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Pictures of the ACE in Melbourne
Under the title link you can find some pictures of the Amiga-exhibition ACE which took place on the
21st and 22nd of October in Melbourne. Greg Perry by GPSoftware has taken these pictures.
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25.Oct.2000
Christoph Meier on ANF
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AmigaOne with New Logo
Amiga immediate was responsive to the wishes of the community and changed the Amiga One logo. Many users were
unhappy with the old one.
In the Amiga One forum this issue is
discussed very much.
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25.Oct.2000
Christoph Meier on ANF
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Sad Message for the Amiga Community
Amiga is mourning for Bob "Coz" Cosby, an important member of the Amiga family.
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25.Oct.2000
Christoph Meier on ANF
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PCWELT: Amiga is back!
PCWELT reports positively about the Amiga One. Look at the article under title link. (German)
There is a report about Amiga at I.T., too:
Amiga OS to run in household electronics
«The OS by Amiga runs on TV set-top-boxes, portable devices and game consoles. They also report about
an already signed contract on a DSL TV set-top-box and eleven several arrangements.
In the video-text of the ZDF (German TV-station) the following message was released:
New Amiga-models from summer 2001:
After more than six years the software producer Amiga has announced new desktops and workstations for summer
2001. This is about a special hardware-specification. Besides this Amiga is going to support portable
devices like Handhelds and Personal Digital Assistants (PDA). The new computer shall have at least 64 MB RAM,
a graphics board by Matrox, and a sound system by Creative Labs.»
T-Online (German internet provider) also reports:
«AmigaOne will come next summer (German)
New PC follows the trend.
Amiga wants to come out grand again. Over six years devotees had to wait. After the announcement of a
platform independent Amiga operating system the corresponding hardware now is supposed to appear, too.»
The non-Amiga medias collective are strongly interested. We have listed
all these and even more articles in chronological order in the category extern articles.
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25.Oct.2000
Christoph Meier on ANF
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Sega Dreamcast Tools
Those ones who are interested in doing more things than "just" playing with their consoles should
visit the website of Marcus Comstedt. There you can find everything you need to program under
AmigaOS.
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24.Oct.2000
Dirk Conrad on ANF
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Software Update MAS-Player v1.3b
MAS-Player is a hardware for playing back MP3 and MP2. The MAS-Player version 1.3b
is available for download at the title link.
New in this version:
A DAO CUE sheet editor, allowing to split a MP3 file recorded
from a complete CD. This can be used e.g. for CDs where songs blend into the next one.
The CUE sheet editor can process CUE lists, which are used by Windows software like e.g.
CDRWIN.
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24.Oct.2000
Olaf Koebnik via eMail
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Amiga Arena News
The PhotoAlbum/Cybershow package and the XadMasterlibrary are available for a special
price from Amiga Arena until 2000-10-31 only.
Amiga Arena Interview Action
A new interview with Marcel Beck (YAM) is online.
Amiga Arena - Support Your Local Hero
Amiga Arena supports the poll by UnIQue on the subject of continued development of
the game A.C.Sys. A small review of the demo version is online.
Amiga Arena - Links Support
Aside from new links, there is also a review for the freeware game BubbleStones,
a Bust a Move clone. There will be more reviews in the future.
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24.Oct.2000
Coyote Flux
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PPC680x0 version 1.20 (promotional edition)
The new promotional edition of PPC680x0 (1.20) is available now. This is the actual StormC 4 release promo.
This StormC 4 release has a few new features added to it. The most important feature is the .fd file option.
>From now on, PPC680x0 has a big list of .fd files to learn 68k library-call registers from. This means that
it is actually possible to determine which function is being called: Only the registers used by this function
are saved/restored to and from the 68k.
A new executable, PPC68k24 has been added to the archive as well: This version works with graphic-boards as
well, has a 24-bits picture on CyberGraphx and has the scroll/effectsbar disabled.
Download: PPC68kPR.lha.
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24.Oct.2000
Ron Goertz
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FWCalendar Update Version 4.09
FWCalendar is an ARexx script (macro) for FinalWriter V4+ or Pagestream V3+,
for easy creation of calendars. The script can be customized with over 100
user-configurable variables.
Download: FWCalendar.lha -
please also read the installation instructions.
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24.Oct.2000
Christoph Meier on ANF
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Eyetech licensing Voodoo card drivers from DCE
Eyetech licenses the Voodoo drivers from DCE for the soon to be released Predator
PCI/AGP expansion bus boards for the A1200 and A4000.
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24.Oct.2000
Blittersoft
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Exodus to be distributed exclusively by Blittersoft
Exodus will be distributed exclusively worldwide by Blittersoft, except for Germany. KDH
Datentechnik signed a contract with Blittersoft so they will have exclusive distribution
rights for all Blittersoft Amiga games in Germany.
Exodus is a realtime strategy game created by a Polish programmer team.
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24.Oct.2000
Amiga Club Help Forum
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YAM goes OpenSource
In the YAM News Letter No. 9, Marcel Beck announced that he will discontinue development
of YAM. Reasons are lack of time and a shift of interest.
He will release a final version of "his" YAM, containing some small bugfixes. Afterwards
he will release the source code of this version on the
YAM website. E-mail support for YAM up to version 2.2 will
be continued.
If there will be new versions of YAM for AmigaOS or other operating systems, Marcel Beck
will offer them for download on the YAM website. YAM is an email client for Amiga computers,
enabling the user to edit, send, recieve and manage e-mails. Currently YAM is available in
version 2.1 dating 2000-06-19. YAM is freeware.
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24.Oct.2000
Christoph Meier on ANF
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Eyetech News
Eyetech released the AmigaOne 1200 & 4000 specifications. Read the title link for details.
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24.Oct.2000
Ignatios Souvatzis on ANF
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NetBSD-1.5 BETA Amiga test version
NetBSD is a free, easily portable UNIX-alike operating system, which, aside from many
other platforms, also exists in an Amiga version.
A new test version of NetBSD-1.5 for 68k Amigas is available at the FTP server
ftp.netbsd.org in the directory /pub/NetBSD/NetBSD-1.5_BETA/amiga.
Minimum requirements:
- CPU: M68020 + MMU M68851, optionally FPU M68881/2, or
- CPU: M68030, optionally FPU M68881/2, or
- CPU: M68040 or M68060
- RAM: 8 MB Fastmem (A3000/A4000: not Zorro II)
- a M68LC040 or M68040V-CPU might possibly work too, but this has not been tested
yet
- M68000, M68010, M68EC030 CPUs do not suffice
- further requirements (drive controllers etc.) are described in the relevant locations
in the installation documentation
WARNING: 1.5 requires a major reinstallation. Moreover, 1.5_BETA is
a test version. If you need bugfixes and a minimum downtime, you should install NetBSD-1.4.3
when it becomes available.
Test reports, in English where possible, should be send to the mailinglist
port-amiga@netbsd.org. Instructions for
subscribing to this mailinglist can be requested from majordomo@netbsd.org.
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23.Oct.2000
Czech Amiga News
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AmigaOS- and SDK-Update
Apart from the AmigaOne there were some additional announcements by Bill McEwen.
Czech Amiga News summed them up in a little article by Greg Thomas.
They say, that the PPC-Amiga-Device by Eyetech will be expandable with Mac acceleration boards.
AmigaOS V3.9 will be shipped with Workbench V3.9 and a kickstart-chip V3.9.
The new SDK-update will be released tomorrow and the next version in one month.
Furthermore Amiga will make 10% of the firm available for investments by Amiga-users.
Attention: Whether Amiga Inc. nor any other person did check this article.
Supplement: 23.10.2000:
Sjoerd wrote on ANF that he asked H&P
and they said that there will be no new Kickstart version for AmigaOS 3.9.
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23.Oct.2000
Czech Amiga News
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akMPEG V4.50
The new verison 4.50 of akMPEG by Andreas Kleinert is available for download at the Aminet.
The MPEG-player needs AmigaOS V3.0 and supports CyberGFX, Picasso 96, AGA, 68k, PPC and MorphOS.
Download: gfx/show/akMPEG4.lha,
Readme
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