• INTERRUPT support added
• RESIDENT mode support reworked

• INT/NO_INT switch added
• changes in the SPLIT/NOSPLIT detection algorithm

• support for MK-III hardware added

1. Do not build floppy driver as a module, link it statically. Transferring parameters to it from insmod is still problematic, at least it doesn't work properly on the author's system.
2. Specify floppy=nodma in kernel's arguments. Also you'll need to specify your drive type here using floppy=[Drive number],[Drive type],cmos. For example, floppy=0,4,cmos specifies type 4 (1.44 mb 3.5") for drive 0.

• bug fixes
• Right-Amiga-Q quits the program
• Numeric Keypad support
• Updates to the fully functional GUI
• Improved Locale support (make sure your Windows keyboard is set to the correct language)

• Basic knowledge about Unix shells (moving, deleting, renaming files)
• Broadband Internet access
• English speaker

• Issue #1/2005: Programmierung: Distributed Lisp
• Issue #1/2005: AmigaOS 4: Application-Library
• Issue #2/2005: Emulation: PocketUAE
• Issue #2/2005: AmigaOS 4: Preferences

• 01. (2) Payback - 105 pts
• 02. (3) Slam Tilt - 104 pts
• 03. (8) Earth 2140 - 94 pts
• 04. (1) Quake 2 - 93 pts
• 05. (9) Napalm - 90 pts
• 06. (4) Heretic 2 - 79 pts
• 07. (11) Knights And Merchants - 77 pts
• 08. (23) Freespace - 69 pts
• 09. (14) Crossfire 2 - 65 pts
• 10. (7) Sensible World Of Soccer - 60 pts
• 11. (18) Dune 2 - 55 pts
• 12. (5) The Settlers - 53 pts
• 13. (22) Moonstone - 52 pts
• 14. (10) Worms/Worms DC - 48 pts
• 15. (12) Quake - 45 pts
• 16. (17) Stardust/Super Stardust - 45 pts
• 17. (15) Xtreme Racing - 43 pts
• 18. (24) Speedball 2 - 42 pts
• 19. (6) Tales Of Tamar - 41 pts
• 20. (19) Another World - 40 pts

• Team17 game-revue
• interview with Alister Brimble
• Dünn 2 video report
• XML-software for Amiga (#2)
• interview with Manfred Trenz
• ReAction-coding on OS4 (#2)
• SDL-games for AmigaOS 4
• scamp/vacuum about Breakpoint 2005
• Elbox Dragon ColdFire and ACK news
• UAE config-file explained (#3)
• shareware reviewed
• and many more articles

• Commodity
• Online help
• Locale Support

1. Quantum Leap
2. Ghosthouse (Fright version)
3. Claustrophobia (Open Fields version)
4. The Hunter (Remix)
5. Flight of Xain
6. Born in the Stars
7. Machineworld II
8. Space Diablo (Space Angel version)
9. The Resurrection (Remix)
10. DOSK (Xain version)
11. Xain and the Droid Invasion
12. Space Diablo (Extended Diabolic version)
13. Open Fields (Ambient version)

• ArtEffect: can only be started
• fxPAINT: can be started and stopped. Images can be loaded
• AmigaAMP: is completely supported
• FroggerNG: is completely supported excluding the track control
• Mplayer: can be switched to normal mode or to DVD player. All keys are supported

• tritonlibrary
• tritonrexx.library
• rexxtricks.library
• rexxserdev.library
• rexxsyslib.library

• RFC 3490 for domains of e-mail addresses now suppported
• Information about the news are now shown separately in the preview display. This can be switched to a compact way to save space
• Several IMAP accounts with different logins per IMAP server are now possible
• If available "TheBar.mcc" is used for the toolbar of the main window
• Errors removed and other smaller improvements

• 01.02.05 new: Renaissance/Classic 4 (Impressions) done by John Girvin
• 01.02.05 new: Alpha Waves (Infogrames) done by Psygore
• 31.01.05 new: Typhoon Thompson (Brøderbund) done by Psygore
• 31.01.05 new: Anstoss/Carton Rouge (Ascon) done by JOTD
• 29.01.05 improved: Superfrog Demo (Team 17) supports another 2 versions
• 29.01.05 improved: Super Tennis Champs (Audiogenic) supports another version
• 29.01.05 improved: Summer Olympiad/Summer Challenge (TyneSoft/Thunder Mountain) supports another version, manual added
• 27.01.05 new: Nova 9 (Dynamix) done by Psygore
• 27.01.05 new: Fast Food (Codemasters) done by John Girvin
• 26.01.05 new: Winter Olympiad/Winter Challenge (Tynesoft/Thunder Mountain) done by CFOU!
• 26.01.05 improved: Summer Olympiad/Summer Challenge (TyneSoft/Thunder Mountain) supports another version, manual added
• 26.01.05 new: B17 Flying Fortress (MicroProse) done by Psygore
• 23.01.05 new: Bumpy's Arcade Fantasy (Loriciel) done by CFOU!
• 23.01.05 new: Skidmarks (Acid) done by JOTD
• 23.01.05 fixed: Chuck Rock 2 (Core Design) reworked install script
• 23.01.05 new: Dragon Fighter (Idea) done by CFOU!
• 23.01.05 new: Deluxe Galaga (Edgar M. Vigdal) done by CFOU!
• 23.01.05 new: Rackney's Island (Megatronix) done by CFOU!
• 23.01.05 improved: Crystals of Arborea (Silmarils) supports another version
• 23.01.05 new: Crazy Shot (Hitech/Loriciel) done by CFOU!
• 21.01.05 new: Sophelie (New Deal) done by Psygore
• 19.01.05 new: Summer Olympiad/Summer Challenge (TyneSoft/Thunder Mountain) done by CFOU!
• 19.01.05 updated: Z-Out (Advantec/Rainbow Arts) graphics and highscores fixed, rewritten
• 19.01.05 new: Fantastic Voyage (Centaur Software) done by JOTD
• 19.01.05 fixed: Colonel's Bequest (Sierra) access fault removed
• 19.01.05 updated: Bill Tomato's Game (Psygnosis) complete rework, many changes
• 18.01.05 new: Superfrog Demo (Team 17) done by Codetapper
• 17.01.05 new: Circus Games (TyneSoft) done by CFOU!
• 17.01.05 updated: Builderland: The Story Of Melba (Loriciel) icons added
• 17.01.05 updated: Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show (Tynesoft) new script, icons and other improvements
• 16.01.05 new: Builderland: The Story Of Melba (Loriciel) done by CFOU!
• 16.01.05 new: Tennis Champs (Mental Software) done by Psygore
• 16.01.05 improved: Shufflepuck Cafe (Brøderbund) supports another version
• 16.01.05 new: Lords Of The Realm (Impressions) done by CFOU!
• 16.01.05 new: Gunship (Microprose) done by JOTD
• 16.01.05 new: Grand Prix 500 II/Hot Rubber (Microïds/Titus/Palace) done by CFOU!
• 16.01.05 improved: Colonel's Bequest (Sierra) uses files instead disk images
• 16.01.05 improved: Cedric (Neo/Alcatraz) misc changes
• 16.01.05 new: Breathtaker (Virtual Dreams) done by Psygore
• 13.01.05 improved: Hard Drivin' (Domark) supports another version
• 13.01.05 new: Circus Attractions (Golden Goblins) done by CFOU!
• 13.01.05 new: Boulder Dash - Construction Kit (First Star) done by CFOU!
• 09.01.05 improved: Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles (Mirrorsoft/Probe) speed up, protection proper fixed
• 09.01.05 new: After Burner '88 (Argonaut Software) done by Dark Angel & Codetapper
• 07.01.05 new: Yo! Joe! (Scipio/Play Byte/Hudson Soft) done by Codetapper
• 07.01.05 new: Third Dimension (Cryptoburners) done by Codetapper
• 06.01.05 fixed: Great Courts/Pro Tennis Tour (UBI-Soft) keyboard fix fixed
• 06.01.05 new: Yo! Joe! Demo (Scipio/Play Byte/Hudson Soft) done by Codetapper
• 06.01.05 new: Super Tennis Champs (Audiogenic) done by Psygore
• 06.01.05 improved: Speedball (Bitmap Brothers) supports another version, slave rewritten

• MUI interface with D&D capabilities
• AppWindow; just drop a file on it to open the file
• Nlisttree as core for website layout
• Generates HTML and some Javascript, you just need to supply your pictures
• Two layout schemes and three colorschemes to choose from
• Online help (Amigaguide and HTML) - actually the PAC2 homepage was created with PA2
• HTML preview window for quick impression of page layout
• Fast HTML generation
• Configurable default project file
• Configurable border size for images
• Fully configurable toolbar look
• Example projects included
• Tested with IBrowse 2.3, IE6 and Netscape 7

• Added MorphOS native binary thanks to ECX by Leif Salmonsson
• Added a new tooltype: AUTOCLOSE. Set this tooltype if RDMUI should quit after "Connect" was pressed

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     C L U B   A M I G A   S H I R T S   H A V E   S H I P P E D 

 P R O F E S S I O N A L Y   D U P L I C A T E D   O S 4   D I S K S 

                 A H I   V 5 . 1 5   R E L E A S E D 

      A M I M S N ,   M S N   C L I E N T ,   A V A I L A B L E 

        E P I S T U L A   -   " G A I M   F O R   A M I G A " 

    A F P L   G H O S T S C R I P T   8 . 5 . 0   R E L E A S E D 

        G O L D E D   S T U D I O   D E V E L O P E R   E D .

          N E S   E M U L A T O R   A T   O S 4   D E P O T

        O R B I T A L   S N I P E R   A T   O S 4   D E P O T 

           R E M O T E   D E S K T O P   G U I   -   O S 4 

            S D K   B R O W S E R   0 . 9 5   I S   O U T 

       W I R E L E S S   C A R D S   F O R   A M I G A   O N E 

Editor's Thoughts and Introduction:

 We've completed the first month of a new Amiga year. Overall, it was
a pretty quiet month, with no great earth-shaking news stories.
However, there were some subtle events that are worth noting. First,
for the first time in ages, the Amiga.com website has had an update.
It's not a major change, but it shows attention throughout the site.
That's something I wasn't sure was ever going to happen, and it's a
very welcome positive step. It shows someone is paying attention to
the business again.
 Second (and the subject of our lead-off story) the much delayed Club
Amiga T shirts have actually shipped! How many of us had given up hope
that this would ever happen? I'm betting I'll never see mine, as I
never got a comfortable feeling my Club Amiga membership had been
registered at Amiga, but some folks at least should be seeing theirs.
This is another good sign for the future. Old committments are being
kept as well as possible.
 Of course, nothing is ever all positive. We have also discovered that
Achim Stegemann, author of such notable Amiga software as "Digital
Almanac" has left the Amiga developer community. He will be missed.
 Let's hope we'll continue to see more of the positive changes so
we'll have fewer of these negative ones.
 Brad Webb,
 Editor
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     C L U B   A M I G A   S H I R T S   H A V E   S H I P P E D 

22 January, 2005 

 From Amiga.com: We have heard from several people, primarily in the
US, that they have yet to receive their t-shirts.
 
 The shirts dropped shipped on the same day and date worldwide.
Without commenting on the merits of various postal systems, hang in
there, they should be on the way.
 
 Amiga has checked with USPS today and were told arrival could take
from 1 to 2 weeks.
 
 Club Amiga T-shirts Shipped
 
 (17-Jan-2005) Amiga is happy to announce that the long awaited Club
Amiga t-shirts have shipped and should be arriving as you read this
message. Garry Hare, CEO of KMOS and Amiga, said, "It's about time,
isn't it?"
 
 Prior to shipping, Amiga Inc. constructed as accurate a mailing list
as possible.

Happy New Year - The Amiga Team
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 P R O F E S S I O N A L Y   D U P L I C A T E D   O S 4   D I S K S 

10 January, 2005

 As a service to their loyal customers without broadband internet,
Hyperion Entertainment in collaboration with Soft3 is now offering all
registered Amiga OS 4.0 users the possibility to order a
professionally duplicated replacement CD to replace the original Amiga
OS 4.0 Developer Pre-release CD which came with your AmigaOne SE or
XE. Price is 15 Euro.
 
 This new CD not only contains the first Amiga OS 4.0 update and
updated SDK which are available for download from our site but also a
substantially reworked and updated contribution section.
 
 The offer is available only to XE and SE Earlybird owners.
 
 
 Just complete the order form at the website below, and, after
confirmation, send your original AmigaOS4.0 to:

Soft3 di Massimiliano Tretene
Piazza di Porta San Mamolo 3c
40136 Bologna, Italy


http://www.soft3.net/pages/software_aos4_e.php
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                  A H I   V 5 . 1 5   R E L E A S E D 

10 January, 2005 

 Martin Blom made available the latest beta of his AHI audio system
(v5.15 also known as v6.0rc2).
 
 The changelist includes:
 
 2005-01-09: Update: AHI v5.15b for native Amithlon (big endian and
still beta) is available as well.
 
 2005-01-09: AHI v5.15, also known as AHI v6.0rc2, is now available.
Lots of bug fixes and the volume handling is now global for all units
and defaults to full volume.
 
http://www.lysator.liu.se/~lcs/files/ahi/beta/
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      A M I M S N ,   M S N   C L I E N T ,   A V A I L A B L E 

11 January, 2005

 AmiMSN is an MSN messenger client for the Amiga, written in AREXX and
useing rexxreqtools.library, rxsocket.library, rexxdossupport.library
and rexxsupport.library.
 
 It has been compressed into an executable for easy use.
 
 AmiMSN is the only MSN messenger client for the Amiga that supports
the ability to send and receive files. It uses the MSNFTP protocol to
accomplish this. Sender must not be behind a firewall.
 
 It spoofs as MSN Messenger 6.2 for maximum compatibility.
 
 It is primarily a console client, but has been coded to allow any IRC
client to act as it's GUI. It is similar to BitlBee but adheres a lot
more closely to RFC 1459 for compatiblity with most IRC clients.
 
 Some recent changes include since (1.0rc5):
 
 * Fixed: Now works with all .NET passports. (Previously only worked
with hotmail.com accounts)
 
 * File transfer via MSNFTP support added. Sender must accept inbound
connections. If you are using this through WinUAE and have Norton
Antivirus 2005, you NEED to completely disable Norton Internet Worm
Protection before you can send files.
 
 * Changed: AmiMSN.cfg now requires you set a default initial status,
or you may start AmiMSN with an argument.
 
 * Fixed: ReadCList() function couldn't parse a contact that was
pending authorization and not in your forward list. This also cause
the DETAILS command to crash AmiMSN when it encountered this.
 
 * Fixed: ADDUSER would crash AmiMSN if you tried adding someone who
was in your database but not on your forward list.
 
 * Fixed: ADDUSER would crash AmiMSN if you tried to add someone who
was already in your contact list.

Download AmiMSN 1.0WIP (22KB LHA)
http://members.iinet.net.au/~trebs/AmiMSN/
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        E P I S T U L A   -   " G A I M   F O R   A M I G A " 

11 January, 2005       

 Epistula is to AmigaOS what GAIM is to Linux and Windows. For people
not in the know, GAIM is an instant messenger application which can
handle a variety of IM protocols, for example Microsoft MSN, AOL AIM
and Yahoo Messenger.
 
 I know JabberWocky can provide a similar service, but that requires
extra setting up with Jabber ID's etc. This way, you can log straight
onto your favourite protocol, by-passing any need for yet another IM
account. One of the main reasons I started to write this client was
because I couldn't be bothered with Jabber... I can't be the only
one... can I?
 
 Unlike GAIM, Epistula is written in a modular fashion in that each
'protocol' is a plugin which can be installed, and updated, seperately
from the main application and other plugins.

    Beta Testing
Updated Tuesday, 11th January, 2005

 Testing for the current 68k OS3.x version of Epistula is now going
public. You are welcome to try this pre-release version, and any of
the available plugins, on AmigaOS 3.x, MorphOS and/or AmigaOS 4.
 
 I have decided to release the beta testing of the 68k version as it
will mostly likely be put on hold until I have a native AmigaOS 4
version compiled. I will be ordering my Amiga One within the next two
weeks, and hopefully have the development environment up and running
and compiling Epistula within a month. Until then, try this version
and if it works, cool! If not, I'm afraid you're just going to have to
wait a little longer.
 
 Please note that from various testing environments, the current
version hasn't much success. It does work for me with my OS 3.1 Opus
Megallen system on my A4000, as does it work on my WinUAE
configuration at work. However, download this at your own risk, I
cannot be held responsible for any bugs, crashes and/or loss of data
and do not provide support for this pre-release version.
 
 Please read the ReadMe file carefully before installing and running
the software.
 
 Note: If you're having problems with the βeta, a few things to look
out for:

 * Please make sure you have all the required MUI MCC modules
installed. If you're running the software on AmigaOS 4 then missing
MCC files have been known to crash the application before it even
starts up.
 
 * You must have an MSN account already set up and working with your
contacts already added. You cannot do this with Epistula, use the
official client, AmiMSN or any other client which is able to do it.
 
 * Remember, Epistula is not a finished application. Some things are
missing, or don't work at all, e.g. the 'Add Contact' menu item.
 
 * AmiSSL version 1.1 is required and can be found here. Law
permitting in your country, I would advise you to download all of the
ciphers.
 
 * A possible problem with Roadshow and/or my socket coding could
prevent chat sessions from initialising. Miami Deluxe and WinUAE
bsdsocket.library seem to work just fine.
 
 * Trouble authenticating usually points to AmiSSL configuration
problems if you're sure you are supplying the correct credentials.
Thanks to Tomppeli on AW.net for a possible solution which should be
typed into the CLI:

      setenv SAVE amissl/SSL_VERSION ssl3
      setenv SAVE amissl/SSL_CLIENT_VERSION ssl3

http://www.the-snakepit.co.uk/epistula//
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    A F P L   G H O S T S C R I P T   8 . 5 . 0   R E L E A S E D 

27 January, 2004
 
 This is a major release of AFPL Ghostscript, and for maximum
compatibility the binary is a 68020 no-fpu build as FPU builds can
cause problems on emulators. This should run on all systems that are
68k AmigaOS compatible. This version of Ghostscript contains a lot of
new rendering code not present in any earlier versions of Ghostscript.
The rendering is also very fast, and includes new optimisations for
rendering fonts at very low resolutions. So the rendering is better
and faster than in any earlier Ghostscripts.
 
 The 68k build contains the Turboprint driver which I debugged for
AFPL Ghostscript 8.00. The x86-AROS port is for i386 upwards. For
people who dont know what Ghostscript is: Ghostscript (both AFPL and
GNU) is a cross platform program for viewing + printing + converting
Postscript and PDF files. And it achieves a high amount of
compatibility with current PS + PDF documents on the internet. This
port contains my own truecolour and HAM8 viewers. It also contains the
viewers I wrote for grayscale, black and white as well as 8-bit colour
and will run on both AGA and graphics card systems. You can use it
also to convert PS to PDF as well as PS and PDF to jpeg, png, and
various other formats. >Michael Merkel has verified that the program
runs completely correctly on the AmigaOne and has printed via
Turboprint on the A1.

Download the program from: http://www.whoosh777.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ 

Contact: whoosh777@blueyonder.co.uk
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        G O L D E D   S T U D I O   D E V E L O P E R   E D .

11 January, 2005 

 GoldED Studio "Developer Edition" is a specially priced edition of
GoldED for software developers and C/C++ beginners: It includes the
latest GoldED editor and all C/C++ development-related components.
This is the ideal package if you need a powerful + affordable solution
for software development.
 
Features:

 O integrates with gcc, vbcc, StormC and SAS/C compilers
 
 O installs several popular free compilers for you (variants of gcc
and vbcc)
 
 O supports development for AmigaOS, PowerUP, WarpOS and MorphOS
platforms
 
 O many unique features for developers:
 
 - look-up OS symbols and autodocs quickly

 - GoldED can show a list of all functions in your source code
 
 - syntax highlighting for all OS symbols
 
 - syntax highlighting for parenthesis
 
 - shows prototypes for functions under cursor while you are typing
 
 - make console: navigate to compile errors with a mouse click
 
 - set options for vbcc and gcc comfortably in dialogs, with online
help
 
 - automatically generates projects and makefiles
 
 - switch between compiler variants easily
 
 - cross-compile software for MorphOS on your classic Amiga or PC
 
 - highly configurable (add quick links to OS documentation etc.)

 With GoldED "Developer Edition", you can have your first C project
created and compiled in ten minutes. Even if you have never used a C
compiler before.
 
 The regular retail price of this package is 39.90 EUR + p&p. During
the introductory period, the price is only 29.90 EUR (only via the
promotional link listed below, offer ends 14/Jan/05, while supply
lasts).

http://projects.dietmar-eilert.net/news.htm
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          N E S   E M U L A T O R   A T   O S 4   D E P O T

OS4 Depot
Description:     NES Emulator

Download:     amines.lha  

Version:     0.64

Author:     Per Johansson

Submitter:     Per Johansson

Email:     omen@telia.com

Category:     emulation/gamesystem

License:     Freeware

FileID:     440


Short:        Nintendo 8-bit emulator (SDL-based)

Uploader: Per Johansson 

Author:      Per Johansson, Matthew Conte, Neil Bradley

Type:         Emulation/Gamesystem

Requires:  OS4

Recommended:  ROM's

Version:      0.64þ

Credits:

- Main system, GUI, optimizations and bugfixes by Per Johansson

- Based on Nofrendo (c) Matthew Conte

- 6502 CPU emulator by Neil Bradley

- Extended audio system by Takeda Toshiya (implemented from Nester)

- Icon by Lorraine Design (www.lorraine-design.8m.net)


Keys:

c,Tab - Joypad 1 Select

v,Enter - Joypad 1 Start

z, LCtrl - Joypad 1 B-button

x, LAlt - Joypad 1 A-button

Arrow Left - Joypad 1 Left

Arrow Right - Joypad 1 Right

Arrow Up - Joypad 1 Up

Arrow Down - Joypad 1 Down


Esc - Quit

F1 - Soft reset

F2 - Hard reset

F4 - Snapshot (saves picture as PCX)

F6 - Toggle sprites


q - Toggle channel 0 on/off

w - Toggle channel 1 on/off

e - Toggle channel 2 on/off

r - Toggle channel 3 on/off

t - Toggle channel 4 on/off

y - Toggle channel 5 on/off

a - Toggle audio wave (off/normal/filled)


Settings are preset to be as good as possible, but please try to
change the Video settings to Window 2x size

Supported mappers:

0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,11,15,16,18,19,24,32,33,34,40,41,42,46,50
64,65,66,70,73,75,78,79,85,87,93,94,99,160,229,231

http://www.os4depot.net/showfile/?file=emulation/gamesystem/amines.lha
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        O R B I T A L   S N I P E R   A T   O S 4   D E P O T 

Description:     Port of Orbital Eunuchs Sniper 1.29 for AmigaOS4.0

Download:     oes.lha   

Version:     1.0

Author:     Max Tretene

Submitter:     m3x

Email:     glquake@libero.it

Homepage:     http://www.soft3dev.net/amigaos.php

Category:     game/action

License:     Other

FileID:     428


Orbital Eunuchs Sniper

 This is an AmigaOS4.0 port from a Linux/OS X port of the game
'Orbital Sniper',

please read the readme.txt for information on that.

 Orbital Eunuchs Sniper is an overhead shooting game. You (the Eunuch
on the orbital laser platform) are tasked with protecting the VIPs
(blue) from the terrorists (red)!
 
 You view a city from overhead, from the point of a view of an
orbiting satellite.

 Your laser takes some time to recharge.

 Control the targeting crosshairs with the mouse.
 
 Fire the weapon with Left Mouse Button.
 
 Zoom with the mousewheel, or hold down Right Mouse Button while
moving the mouse up/down.

http://os4depot.net/showfile/?file=game/action/oes.lha
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           R E M O T E   D E S K T O P   G U I   -   O S 4 

15 January, 2005

 HammerD reports: I am happy to (again) announce an update to the
Remote Desktop client for OS4! As a bonus for OS4 users, we are proud
to offer a full GUI for the client! Thanks to Simon Archer, Toaks, and
restore2003 for all of their hard work and dedication to make this
happen!
 
 68K users: There is no need for you to download any update - the
update is for OS4 users only! Time for you to upgrade ! :) You may
download the the full archive for OS4 including the Remote Desktop
binary (OS4 native), GUI, and documentation from the Remote Desktop
Support Site for AmigaOS

http://www.ody.ca/~develand/rdesktop/rdesktop.htm
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             S D K   B R O W S E R   0 . 9 5   I S   O U T 

11 January, 2005 

 The second PREVIEW release of The SDK Browser for AmigaOS4 has been
released to the public. Version 0.95 PREVIEW sports several new
features and improvements over the previous version.
 
 o Programmable "HIDEKEY"
 
 o Status bar
 
 o Menus
 
 o Improved auto-command searching, for those pesky naming exceptions.
 
 o Fixed layout problem in the GUI
 
 o Improved The SDK Browser's ability to remember and reopen its
window in the same position and size as when it was hidden or
iconified.
 
 o Added a new "View File" feature, which allows you to quickly open
any text file into The SDK Browser's Text Viewer.
 
 o Optimized build. This version is less than HALF the size of the
previous release. At about 95KB instead of nearly 210 KB!
 
 o Much more.
 
 Register your copy today and get a FULL version of The SDK Browser
v2.0 (US $24.95) for FREE!

BITbyBIT Software Group LLC

http://www.bitbybitsoftwaregroup.com/
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       W I R E L E S S   C A R D S   F O R   A M I G A   O N E 

17 January, 2005

 AmigaKit.com is happy to announce availabilty of Wireless Networking
cards for the AmigaOne. These PCI cards are 802.11b compatible and
come with a driver CD ready-to-go. They come with detachable antenna
fitted with mini-BNC connector.

In stock now and ready to ship, please visit the online stores at:

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• Just one file needed to create all locale related files
• Catalogs and source-files will be created in one pass. This saves time in parsing the same data over and over
• It's possible to import and export any number of different source files at once
• Optional auto numbering for all IDs
• Highly specified storage system provides maximum processing speed
• Possible import formats: #?.cs, #?.catalog, #?.cd, #?.ct files
• Possible export formats: #?.cs, #?.catalog, #?.cd, #?.ct, #?.c and #?.asm files
• Automatically creates full featured #?.cs files from catalogs, #?.cd or #?.ct files
• Fully localized
• 68000 and MorphOS PPC version

• M68k code generator: Fixed -O2 optimizer bug with switch statements
• Any register can be selected to hold a function's return value
• Preprocessor (ucpp) supports the #warning directive
• Improved linker script for OS4: allows linking with CODE, DATA, BSS and unnamed sections (from 68k hunk objects). Fixed _LinkerDB definition
• M68k- and MorphOS-headers must not contain inline code for MUI_NewObject(), which confuses the preprocessor
• vclib: Improved precision for ASCII to floating point conversions in vfscanf()
• vclib: A set error indicator in the stream no longer blocks further read/write/seek operations
• vsend crashed when trying to break with ctrl-c
• vasm: Fixed problem with small data mode and 68k hunk objects
• vasm's new option -opt-fconst automatically optimizes float constants to a lower precision when possible. Enabled this in vbcc's 68k scripts
• vlink bug fixes: PHDR definition, 64k segment alignment for PPC/ELF, absolute symbols in hunk format, etc.

• Members or former members of the developers team mustn't take part in the competition
• The player has to play the game in the registered mode
• Name, address and other data of the potential emperor have to be entered correctly
• The empire has to be registered after December, 31st 2004
• Every player is only allowed to own one empire. Payed second matches are not allowed. Payed single matches are possible
• The team from "Tales of Tamar" is not liable for any software bugs or other errors in the program, even if these should cause the loss of the account meaning that this does not give the right for earning the 'ToT Prize'
• Old vassal contracts may not be ported to new games
• Existing players may not form new and name an emperor only to share out the 'ToT Prize' among themselves
• Any way of 'manipulated try to win' is forbidden. The emperor ahould reach his aim by clever diplomacy, accomplished strategy and clever trading
• The purpose of the 'ToT Prize' is the enrichment of the game with new players

• Some orthography bugs fixed
• The command "Alias" has now completely documented
• Missing ARexx-commands added

• Starting via GBit-Ethernet possible
• USB-support (but not all keyboards)
• Bug fixes

• MPlayer-GUI 1.12 by Daniel Westerberg is a graphical user interface for MPlayer (MorphOS and AmigaOS4) and requires MUI. MPlayerGUI is compiled for AmigaOS-68k but restricted to Kickstart v50.
• AllKeys 1.0 by Daniel Westerberg makes it possible to use all mapped keyboard rawkeys including multimedia keys. The program is now available in a native AmigaOS4 version.
• MultiRen 1.61 by Daniel Westerberg is a tool with many functions to change several file names and comments. The program requires MUI and needs at least AmigaOS 2.04.
• QuickSketch 1.02 by Daniel Westerberg is a Post-It clone that allows you to make notes not only as text but also graphically. For AmigaOS 2.04 and higher.
• Zapper 0.10 by Adam Waldenberg allows it under MorphOS to use the zoom gadget of windows for maximizing to the full screen size instead of the Amiga typical change to an alternative size. It is also possible to do a smart resize that just uses the maximum free area until other windows are reached.

• MUI-based: The user interface toolkit is MUI (Magic User Interface). It is one of the most flexible and powerful out there. Every window is resizeable thanks to the built-in layout engine. Moreover, the user can change the look of the interface himself. No need to hardcode settings from the main program.
• Multi-threaded: The whole design of Ambient is asynchronous. One of the key point during the development was that Ambient must never look busy and keep reacting whatever happens. Each job that has a locking possibility (eg. I/O) or can take some time is scheduled to a thread that handles it separately. Conditions which usually upset other desktops, like a network device being unreachable, are not a problem for Ambient.
• Various icon formats: Ambient handles a numerous format of icons: the original Amiga format, the MagicWB variant with proper remapping, the 256 colors indexed Newicons, the 256 colors indexed Glowicons and its own true color format with alpha based on PNG. Creating an icon is easy, use your favorite paint package and save the icon as PNG.
• Truecolor rendering: There is no support for CLUT (paletted) modes. This simplifies the internal design greatly as Ambient does quite a lot of graphics processing. 8-bit screens are a thing of the past and not worth supporting with current hardware.
• 64 Bit arithmetic: 64-bit arithmetic is used for operations related to storage and file handling. Large disks and large files are handled properly.
• Localisation: Ambient uses a so-called catalog system which means all its strings can be fetched from some external source if the desired language is different than English.
• Fast I/O: Ambient is very efficient regarding I/O operations and is finetuned to common storage speeds. Its buffers automatically adapt themselves to the given situation.
• Built-in disk-formatting: Actual formatting of disk partitions can be done from Ambient. The various modes includes quick format, full format and a complex verification format.
• Different file views: Depending on the media content, a different view can be used. For example an icon view with thumbnails, a list view showing most attributes of files, a view showing pictures. Everything is possible and views are pluggable modules.
• File handling: Each media can be handled differently depending on its mimetype. Ambient allows to configure exactly what to do with a given media. For example you might want to run some player tool when double clicking on a sound file or use Ambient's built in replayer.
• Panels: Ambient offers a quick way of creating panels and populating them with programs or applets. There're various options to configure the look and the behaviour of each panel.
• Visual effects: Ambient has various visual effects to make things nifty and smooth. They are heavily optimized to avoid any impact on the general responsiveness. High quality resizing, alpha effects, blurring, .. they all take advantage of MorphOS' graphics subsystem: CyberGraphX.
• ARexx support: There's a built in ARexx port which offers scripting support. Ambient uses these commands itself and allows scripts to perform various tasks.
• Sound engine: Ambient features a built-in sound engine with drivers and API. It allows to play various sounds easily and offers asynchronous modes.
• Hardware support: Ambient uses Altivec optimized code and takes advantage of the streaming features offered by the Pegasos 2 MPX bus.

• PPC-nativ
• MUI-based user interface
• Completely localizied
• Intuitive layout which is similar to a "real" organizer
• Objects can be linked to each other: A date can be linked with a contact address
• OpenURL is supported

• Added native AmigaOS 4 version
• Updated with the latest WarpDT engine build
• MorphOS and WarpOS versions recompiled with VBCC 0.8g
• Added Polish installer translation
• Updated Spanish and French installers

• Supported codecs: RAW, RRE, CoRRE, Hextile, ZLibHex, ZlibRaw, ZRle and Tight (with jpeg option)
• Sub-codecs: Copyrect, RichCursor and XCursor
• Display: 3, 6, 8, 16 and 32 bits (window (with toolbar option) and full screen support)
• Supports mousewheel and third button
• Supports overlay with downscale
• Supports Page Down/Up, Begin/End, Insert on AmigaOne/Pegasos keyboards
• Emulates said keys on other machines (using Shift + arrow keys)
• Switching from fullscreen to window and from overlay to non-overlay mode is possible on the fly
• Can be iconified

• Is there a 3D driver for Radeon cards?
• Is anybody right now developing a 3D driver for Radeon cards?
• And if such a person exists: would this person possibly be willing to put it at our disposal for the development of the "Tales of Tamar" 3D map for the Amiga or Pegasos?
  (Alternatively we would be ready to distribute the driver via Eternity if such an interest should exist.)

• AmigaOS 3 on a real Amiga
• AmigaOS 3 on an emulator
• AmigaOS 4
• MorphOS
• AROS
• A combination of 1-5, e.g. OS4 or MorphOS at home, OS3 on a laptop or at work
• One of the systems named under 1-5 in conjunction with another system (Windows, Mac OS, Linux...)
• The OS I use most has nothing to do with the Amiga (Windows, Mac OS, Linux...)

• A Web-Forum
• An IRC-channel: #openoffice auf irc.amigaworld.net
• A mailing list: Openoffice-os4

• Lost Games Report
• Karate Fighter reviewed
• ReAction coding under OS4 (#1)
• Amiga and XML (#1)
• 15 top cameras reviewed in our own photography test laboratory
• Descent Freespace for OS4 reviewed
• Demoscene anno 1995
• Amiga ClassiX 4 review
• AmigaSys 1.5 review
• Amiga Meeting 2004 report
• and many more articles

• AWebMIPNG (2nd release)
  • new navigation bar, default images and a transfer anim
  • png icons for AWeb, AWebConfig and AWebJS
• CardMIPNG (1st release)
  • png icons for mass storage devices
• RebootMIPNG (1st release)
  • png icon for RebootOS4
• CardMI (1st release)
  • glowicons (256 colours) for mass storage devices

• OpenURL - Plugin ... you requested it now use it :)
• Version string fixed
• ARexx-Plugin has been updated to a full working ARexx port
• Every BenderIRC command like /DCCSEND user file has been adapted in ARexx

• Commodity
• Online help
• Locale support

• MorphOS 1.4 or newer
• Supported 3D gfx card
• tinygl 0.2 or newer (part of MorphOS 1.4)
• Parts of the LDraw 0.27 basic distribution

• Profanity/Darkside
• Hyper/Focus Design and Scoopex
• Das EFX/Scoopex
• Lech/Freezers
• Torque/Scoopex
• The Sign/Scoopex
• Voyage/Razor 1911
• R.o.m/Essence
• Death Trial/Mandkind
• Wicked Sensation/TRSI
• We will smash u/TRSI
• 2998z/Darkage
• Toltec 9/Subspace