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ZDNet
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1720 |
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..Sendo said it has licenced technology to bring Amiga Anywhere games to the platform (Z100). The Java-based Intent platform from Tao Group supports Amiga games as well as games designed for the Java Mobile Information Device Profile.. |
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{Various replacement chips for the Commodore and the Amiga} J-CIA500: Replacement for 8520 CIA (DIP40-version) used Commodore Amiga 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, CDTV and Commodore 1581 disk drive. J-CIA600: Replacement for 8520 CIA (PLCC-version) used Commodore Amiga 600,1200 and 4000. |
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Author:
MorLOUD
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1896 |
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YAHOO Discussion list for all things Audio & Music related on the MorphOS Operating System. |
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Author:
MorphOS
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 517 |
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The target of the Quark microkernel is to provide modern functionality for a new OS layer and to run most amiga(TM) applications as efficiently as possible in a box enviroment without having old amiga(TM) custom chips available. The goal is NOT to run every single amiga(TM) game/demo ever written as this would forbid certain optimizations, but to run a large amount of the the current base of amiga(TM) application software. |
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Author:
MorphOS
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2099 |
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Homepage of MorphOS. A new Amiga compatible OS. |
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Author:
Morph OS
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1892 |
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MorphOS Full Features List v1.1 11/12/02 by the MorphOS team. In both txt and pdf format |
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This document was written to describe MorphOS, how it came about, its workings, its current status and future plans. Special thanks go to bplan and the MorphOS developers for the great deal of assistance given. |
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Homepage for MorphOS news, information, links, downloads and more. |
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Author:
MorphZone
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2135 |
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Your one stop source for everything Morph. News, Forums, FAQ's, Gallery, Polls and MUCH MORE!!! |
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Author:
Mike Bouma
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 664 |
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Amiga's CEO has posted his latest executive update in which Bill writes about the progress being made. Also included are videos of AmigaDE software running binary identical on various devices. For instance the Compaq iPAQ and Sharp Collie. Also Luca Diana recently visited the Amiga's headquarters and made a little report with pictures for us to enjoy, included is a picture of a PDA by Casio running the AmigaDE. |
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Welcome to my Amiga page here you will find info on the Amiga, picture of my workbench screen, programs I made to download and other interesting stuff. The following programs have been made by me using the Amiga and Blitz Basic. Bootup - Brightens up your startup with a picture and a sound. SlideShow - A simple program for all those who want to make a quick an easy slideshow with out all the hassle and programming. HeaderEdit - Lets you put the header back into the files or even protect your own files with your own customised headers. |
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Welcome to Northwest Amiga Journal. BBS, files, docs, postcards, surveys, commentary and more. Updated! |
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Oberon-A is a free Oberon-2 development system for the Amiga personal computer, developed by Frank Copeland from the original Ceres Oberon compiler described in Wirth's "Project Oberon" book. Oberon-2 is a modern, lightweight, typesafe and extensible object-oriented language designed by Niklaus Wirth and Hanspeter Mossenbock, after several years' experience with Oberon and Object Oberon. |
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OVER 100+ "obsolete" computers in this personal museum. Pictures, information, specs and more!! Great!!! |
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A discription of the first version MED v1.0 to OctaMED Pro v3.0 by the author |
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n/a
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Nov 30, -0001
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After only a few months of activity, you have been thousands of people to visit our new pages and we are proud of the numerous messages and encouragements you've sent us. Now we need you ! This site is opened to anyone willing to participate by writing an article for the magazine, creating new questions for the quiz, adding more information to the museum, pointing us errors and mistakes, finding us a new host server or anything that will help this site getting better. So, don't hesitate, if you want to participate, contact us ! |
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I know it's about pc's but there's some good reading on this site!. Welcome to The Oldskool PC, a website dedicated to old PC gaming nostalgia and resources. It keeps going, and going, and going… |
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Author of MUI custom class MCC Mailtext, Cursor and several tools related to the Universal Message System project. |
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OpenOffice
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1683 |
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Many people are "not amused" about the Software Situation at the Amiga market. For a long time there wasn´t Updates in Software that could be used in private offices. The only active supportet Amiga wordprocessor is Amigawriter, that is not enough. So i am searching for Amiga User that whant to help me port OpenOffice for the AmigaOS4 and Amithlon. Why Amithlon/x86? I see in Amithlon a chance to bring the AmigaOS back into the Userminds. The other thing is, that my A4kPPC is dying, so if the Computer is dead, i can even code or coordinate the OpenOfficePort. Who whant to help me, please write |
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Inspired by the Debian User Worldmap I thought why not make this for the other operating system users as well. Are there more Debian or Redhat users? What OS is most spread in what country? Debian users are not yet in these stats as they have their own worldmap for now with two months data ahead. Zoomed maps may be added at a later time, check back from time to time. If you wonder how that looks like, check the Debian User Worldmap. |
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Author:
Chuck Lau
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1812 |
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"Origin of a Browser" is a project dedicated to web archaeology - the study and preservation of rapidly disappearing artifacts associated with the Early Netscape Period. In October of 1994, Mosaic Communications Corporation (renamed "Netscape Communications" on 11 November 1994) introduced the first public beta of their browser, "Mosaic NetScape." Those interested in this era will note that many of the web pages, images, and other artifacts dating from this time have been lost because of the ever-changing nature of the Internet. In fact, older versions of the Netscape browser itself are becoming increasingly endangered, particularly the pre-release betas predating version 1.0. |
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Author:
RYU
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2106 |
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This is a conversion of the original PDF document which has since been converted to an even better HTML conversion than mine. The orignal version can be found here on the Amiga Inc's website. Could you please follow that link to the original as Amiga Inc are using the hits they get as a way of gauging interest. All copyrights belong to their respective owners, if you wish to get in contact with me you can Email me. |
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n/a
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1931 |
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A somewhat famous screen shot of a OS 4.0 mock up |
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This site contains a number of small examples on how to use JavaScript in e.g. AWeb 3.1 to add some extra functionality to your pages. It contains a number of handy scripts, all complete with source, instructions and a working example to make it easy for you to incorporate them. |
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The NCAUG user group of Washington DC area graciously allowed me to demonstrate my Pegasos Betatester and bring all our members up to speed on the latest MorphOS developments. The meeting was in a special area of a public library in a nice wooded bit of McLean. The NCAUG flyer described the event as the "first known US demo of MorphOS. |
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