23.Sep.2000
Blittersoft
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Bubble Heroes was Finished
Bubble Heroes, a game distributed by Crystal
Interactive Software was finished and is available at the stores.
What is this game all about?
Once upon a time... The magical world of Radya is in serious danger. The
peacefullness and the joy of this realm is threatened by a dark, evil knight
named Gonzul and his bunglers, arrived on floating islands from unknown parts
of the universe. Gonzul's aim is to conquer and enslave the world: to gain
this objective he abducted the four Nimphs, sources of power and pillars of
peace and richness, bleeding their energy and life. The Queen of these Nimphs,
Adora, during her kidnapping had spread by her mental powers a message to
all the heroes of Radya: to rescue the Nimphs.
All together, the four Nimphs can unite their forces in order to activate a
magical weapon, which is the only hope to destroy Gonzul and his floating
realm saving the entire world from his evil shadow. Will you be able to follow
the heroes in this desperate mission?
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23.Sep.2000
MorphOS
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MorphOS News
There are new archives available for MorphOS, an emulation for
Amigas equipped with PPC. In detail:
- Update: ixemul-dev.tgz
- New release: dvidvi-1.1-bin.tgz, wget-1.5.2-bin.tgz, unixtex-6.1b-bin.tgz, texinfo-3.11-bin.tgz
- IXEmul Tools and Programs: IXEmul Directory. Make sure
to read the IMPORTANT.README file!!
NOTE: This section is PPC only files. You must read the
IMPORTANT.README file.
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23.Sep.2000
Ron Goertz
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FWCalendar Update Version 4.05
Ron Goertz has overworked his Arexx-scripts for creating calendars with
FinalWriter.
Download:
FWCalendar.lzx and also
Installation tips.
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23.Sep.2000
Richard H. Poser by eMail
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AmigAIM BETA Version 0.9391 Available
The new betaversion 0.9391 of AmigaAIM, the AOL Instant Messanger for Amiga,
is available for download. Changes are listed in the following list:
- Added Menu Item for starting another copy of AmigAIM
- Modified Mail Window for Context Menu to select Individual or Several Addresses to be checked or cleared.
- Mail window can now be set to not open and/or pop to front while Away
- Added Script capability for Mail checked with Mail on Server
- Removed problem with receiving one Mac AIM version's Instant Messages
- Removed bug with ScreenName prefs, should modify on first start after upgrade
- Added Prefs item to keep Buddy List on top, if open and a Requester isn't opened
(Buddy List on top would prevent the Requester from ever being seen)
- Removed bug with receiving IM from Buddy not on Buddy List, shouldn't crash now.
- Removed bug with the Idling prefs being totally unused.
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22.Sep.2000
CIS
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Crystal Interactive Software announces Partnership with Blittersoft
Crystal Interactive Software announces that Blittersoft
will take over the worldwide distribution of their software.
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22.Sep.2000
AmigArt
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Workbench2000 Version 1.6 Released
Workbench2000 is a taskbar which you can use to start programs as you know it
from Windows.
Download: WB2000.lha
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22.Sep.2000
Sebastian Bauer
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FreeCiv Developer Version 1.13 Released
Freeciv is a round-based multiple player strategty game, released under the GNU
General Public License. You can compare it to Civilization II® by
Microprose®.
Download: freeciv_devel.lzx - 821 KB
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22.Sep.2000
Thomas Dellert via eMail
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Press release G-Rex-PCI
We from DCE, leading manufacturer of accelerator
boards and accessories in the Amiga market, are glad to announce to the Amiga
community that we can satisfy the want for faster graphics boards, good and cheap
sound cards, as well as PCI ethernet network cards.
For the entire (German) press release, click on the titlelink.
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22.Sep.2000
Norman on ANF
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One more PCI Board for AMIGA?
On the main page of the DCE website is a so far mysterious product announcement.
As it appears, G-REX is a PCI board for AMIGA and probably compatible to the
Voodoo 3 card. For those interested, there's a PDF file for download. Link see
below.
Stay tuned for some BLACK MAGIC...
Voodoo 3 hits the Amiga!
Prepare for G-Rex, the new PCI board from DCE -
and be ready for Voodoo 3 magic on your Amiga!
Curious? Want to learn more? Have a look at our
VOODOO TEASER (PDF)!
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22.Sep.2000
Amiga Realm via eMail
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AmigaWatchDog now at Amiga Realm
AmigaWatchDog,
the website designed by Daniel Hutchinson, where readers can voice their
experiences with Amiga companies and get tips where they can buy their
products cheap, is now at Amiga Realm, the Amiga web directory and will
be continued there.
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21.Sep.2000
DirOpus 4
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Directory Opus 4 Version 4.15a (Beta) Released
Jake Rzeuski has continously developed the free source code of GP Software
and has now released a new beta version 4.15a of the file-manager for download.
In this version NewIcons and GlowIcons are 100% supported and the size informations
of files are listed in KB/MB/GB in listers.
Download: DOpus415JRbin.lha - 334 KB
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21.Sep.2000
Lambda
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Development of Lambda "Pauses"
The status of development of the freetime project "Lambda", a high quality 3D
spacegame development, was set on "pause".
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21.Sep.2000
Czech Amiga News
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The End of ImageEngineer
Czech Amiga News has asked Marko Seppaenen, developer of ImageEngineer, a gfx-package
for Amiga, why he leaves the Amiga Community. In his
answer Marko said
it would be easy to declare software piracy and bad sells as reasons for this
step or he could tell a long story about the reasons, but he will not, because
he do not want to offend the Amiga Community.
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21.Sep.2000
AmiDog
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AMP 2 version V2pre4 Released
A pre-version of the MPEG-Player AMP 2 was released, in which the problem of not
functioning slides was fixed. The AC3 decoder can now be used for listening AC3Streams
in DVD clips.
Download: AMP2pre4.lha
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21.Sep.2000
BoingWorld
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Fnurr2000 Released
With Fnurr2000, an old, funny and very simple game was released. In this new
programmed game you have to let small pixels explode. (Avoid homing pixels)
Download:fnurr2000.lha - 140 kb
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21.Sep.2000
Anu Seilonen on ANF
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Finnish Amiga User Group Announces User Group Meeting
ESPOO, FINLAND - September 21, 2000 - Finnish Amiga Users Group will host its
annual user group meeting on Saturday, September 30th from 14:00 h to 17:45 h in Espoo,
Finland. The event will start with a formal meeting, and an informal part will
follow after 15:30 o'clock.
An Amiga dealer will be present with various Amiga items for sale. The user group
will also demonstrate the Amiga Software Development Kit on Linux. Other highlights
include various Amiga magazines for reading, demonstration of licensed Amiga mobile
phone covers and plenty of good company. Admission is free of charge and free soft
drinks will be available.
Please visit the titlelink or our mirror site
http://tzimmola.tky.hut.fi/saku/ for
instructions on how to get there, latest news, IRC coverage, webcam and more. E-mail
inquiries may be sent to Anu Seilonen.
About the Finnish Amiga User Group:
Finnish Amiga Users Group (Suomen Amiga-käyttäjät ry.) is a non-profit organization
for promoting Amiga computing and helping Amiga users in Finland. Also known as Saku.
After its e-zine the group is trying to accomplish its goals by organizing meetings
and by publishing an e-zine. Since 1993 the Finnish Amiga User Group and its predecessors
have released over thirty issues of the magazine and held several public gatherings.
Other accomplishments include the Web site and Sakunet, a national Fidonet style network
of Amiga related bulletin board systems.
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21.Sep.2000
The BaYona on ANF
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MeterNet SimpleBox & TAO Press Release
New, Easy-to-Use, Solid State Internet Device Products Powered By Next Generation
Amiga Technologies include Java® and Media Streaming Support.
Snoqualmie, WA - Reno, NV-September 20, 2000 - Business Wire - Targeting the millions
of computerless and offline consumers worldwide who will soon be broadband enabled,
Amiga and MeterNet have teamed to develop and deliver a series of broadband SimpleBox
Internet Devices powered by the next generation Amiga.
Tao Group: intentTM Official Support Centre to open in Japan
September 19, 2000 - Berkshire-based Tao Group Limited and Fujitsu Aichi Engineering
Limited (Fujitsu AEL) have agreed to open an intent Official Support Centre in Japan,
to provide technical support services for Japanese corporate users of Tao's intent,
an extremely high performance multimedia JavaTM execution environment.
The JavaTM language is becoming increasingly popular in the Japanese consumer market,
particularly in PDAs, set-top boxes and mobile Internet devices, and Tao's intent
is making inroads due to its minimal memory footprint. intent is also proving
successful because of its system-level binary portability across software and
hardware platforms - a fundamental factor in the embedded market where there are
so many different CPUs and operating systems.
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21.Sep.2000
Mariusz Wloczysiak via eMail
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Official Annoucement from Elbox
Contents of this pressrelease is a technical presentation (pro Mediator) vs. the
Predator PCI busboard from Eyetech.
Because none of both PCI busboards is available at present we can not figure out
the truth of this comparison.
Experience reports of users are welcome.
Elbox Computer
Krakow, 21 Sep 2000
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
We, Elbox Computer company, the company involved with microcomputer
technology for over 18 years, the company with the principles of
reliability, honesty and care for our clients, feel obliged to
release this announcement to protect interests of Amiga users.
For several weeks now, the Eyetech company has been involved in
a propaganda action against our breakthrough product for Amiga
computers: the MEDIATOR PCI. Eyetech publish and disseminate untrue
views on MEDIATOR, the exceptional busboard, and compare this
high-end product with their announced device.
It is not our way to comment on others' activities, yet under
the current circumstances we feel obliged to explain this situation
and Eyetech's accusations to Amiga users and to comment on the idea
indicated by Eyetech (or any other company behind the Eyetech
nametag).
BLIZZARD PPC LOCAL BUS LIMITATIONS:
Eyetech announced releasing a product they called competitive to
our MEDIATOR high-end card.
Technical specification of this product has been announced in
such a way that Amiga users would have to misread it.
The idea of connecting a PCI/AGP busboard directly to Blizzard PPC
cards gives worse performance than MEDIATOR because:
- This solution is only for owners of Blizzard PPC accelerators.
You have to stick with your Blizzard PPC 603e for ever.
No change, no open structure, no versatility.
- Practical average data transfers over the busboard connected
directly to Blizzard PPC cards will not be higher than achieved
with MEDIATOR - due to technical limitations of Blizzard PPC
cards.
- Connection of a busboard to the connector used for inserting
a BVision card renders further use of the BVision card
impossible.
MEDIATOR OPEN SOLUTION:
The MEDIATOR high-end busboard is the best solution for Amiga
computers to offer high-speed support for PCI cards.
The MEDIATOR busboard is a well-thought product, with long-standing
history of design development and a vision for its lasting
evolution, to give Amiga users power they have not had so far.
Our basic idea is that MEDIATOR is an OPEN solution, capable of
hosting ANY turbo cards from the Amiga market. MEDIATOR is not
reduced to a Blizzard PPC-bound concept. MEDIATOR gives you the
possibility to have any turbo card you want.
MEDIATOR has been designed specifically for all the available
cards and each and every turbo card works with MEDIATOR at the
maximum speed available for the given card.
MEDIATOR PCI may offer transfer of data from/to any Amiga turbo
card at the maximum speed of up to 132 MB/s. The only practical
limitation lies in the design of the specific turbo card.
MEDIATOR is expandable, even more: it is ready for any new Amiga
cards that will be available in the future - this gives you
freedom that you have never had before.
You can use MEDIATOR with any turbo cards: Blizzard 1230,
Blizzard 1240, Blizzard 1260, Blizzard PPC, Apollo 1230, Apollo 1240,
Apollo 1260, Elbox 1230, MTec 1230, etc. and with any future
concepts like Amijoe and more...
MEDIATOR ADVANTAGES:
MEDIATOR has been designed optimised for any turbo card type,
so that the maximum possible performance is obtained in the given
hardware configuration.
MEDIATOR automatically recognises the turbo card type and executes
the best procedures to guarantee the highest performance possible
in this configuration. This is an unrivalled feature.
This approach is much more time- and effort- and money-consuming
than the concept of supporting Blizzard PPC cards only.
Besides, the idea of connecting a PCI/AGP busboard directly to
Blizzard PPC cards does not give you, the Amiga user, any additional
speed gains when compared with MEDIATOR - you will only feel that
Eyetech's design is simpler and possibly definitely cheaper.
We feel very sorry that Eyetech in this context is apparently
discrediting MEDIATOR's performance while being well aware of their
fallacy.
ABOUT ELBOX:
We have been developing and producing electronic equipment since 1982.
Our superb Amiga designs include:
- E-BOX tower systems and ZORRO busboards for A1200 and A4000
(also known as Power Tower in the UK and Winner Tower in Germany);
- Elbox FastATA controllers for A1200 and A4000 (known also under the
name of Power Flyer in the UK and Winner HighSpeed Controller in
Germany);
- Memory expansion cards for all types of Amiga computers and many
other minor accessories, e.g. PC Mouse interfaces (Mroocheck,
Punchinello), others.
Elbox is also the owner of Twin Spark Soft, a company producing
software for Amiga computers (in the Polish language only).
Besides Amiga devices, we design and produce industrial controllers
(e.g. for injection moulding machines) and many other high-end
devices in the fields of radio- and telecommunications (e.g. call
systems, pagers, speech coding devices).
NEW:
Please look for our further releases about ELBOX products for Amiga
computers to be on sale by the end of this year:
- MEDIATOR evolution line (A4000 and A3000);
- The TOTALLY NEW breakthrough turbo cards for Amiga computers
(A4000, A3000, A1200).
Mariusz Wloczysiak
ELBOX COMPUTER, Press Department
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20.Sep.2000
Vincent Perkins on ANF
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AmigaNG.com Back Online!
AmigaNG is now back online after a long hollyday away. So please visit the
Number 1 web site for info on the next generation of Amiga!
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20.Sep.2000
Marco Dittmann on ANF
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Future of Warpgate in the Air
As the webmaster Andreas Wendorf told during an IRC interview yesterday, the future
of Warpgate is in the air. He found fault both, the programmers and software companies
acceptance, who only support the Warp9 team with news in an inadequate way.
The English news site all around the subjects of WarpOS and Warp3D, which was put online
in March 1999 was already stopped once, and then was restarted again in February
2000 after numerous user requests.
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20.Sep.2000
Darkage Software
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Darkage Software will Attend the Pianeta Amiga 2000
Darkage Software, the creators of games like "Tales from Heaven", "Powerball", "Extreme", and "Supreme"
will attend the Amiga show "Pianeta Amiga 2000 expo", which will be held in Empoli, Itali, 30th September
30th to 1st October. Darkage will present previews of Powerball, and Supreme and also will introduce
projects under development.
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