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NEWS / PRINT (PHYSICAL & ONLINE)
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NEWS / PRINT (Physical & OnLine)
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Sep 12, 2026
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id: 6011 |
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Amiga musician Dennis Lohr, known in the scene as Psyria, passed away a few days ago, as confirmed by various sources, including his fellow musician Markus Pflaumbaum. Psyria was a longtime and highly regarded musician in the German Amiga scene who produced his works exclusively on the Amiga - using tracker tools such as DigiBooster Pro and engaging in a lively exchange of data and samples via IRC and forums. amiga-news.de has followed Dennis Lohr for many years. In 2001, he produced a song for amiga-news.de (our report). His albums The Last Obligation (2005), The 2nd Chapter (2007), and Moving On (2018) were created entirely on the Amiga. (nba) |
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OBLIGEMENT
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Nov 30, -0001
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Online French Amiga magazine |
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The Omega environment is based on Amiga OS 3.0, and is a perfect GUI emulation, supporting Amiga gadgets, scrollbars and draggable screens. It is one of the simplest and most elegant environments available, maintaining low resource usage without sacrificing usuability. If you need to run a simple Linux environment that has low memory usage, this is it. |
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greenboy
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1994 |
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This site has been established as a central resource for all our developers, and to serve as the voice of the Phoenix Developer Consortium. Our intention is to establish a migration path to a new computing experience. By clearly defining the standards and specifications that Phoenix hardware and software developers will be using, we provide a common basis for individual members to proceed with their own development strategies. The Phoenix Developer Consortium is a meeting place and a tool for developers. It is dedicated to the purpose of allowing developers to work together to make the best use of the immense amount of talent wasted in today's computing world. No single developer can do all things well. Phoenix serves as a repository for common standards and methods, and as a source for code distribution. Phoenix provides legal, financial, and other services to developers at a low rate by obtaining these services in quantity. In short, Phoenix provides the means for developers to bring their product from initial conception all the way to the final package on the store shelves. |
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Aug 03, 2026
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Welcome to Pitstop Retro. Pitstop Retro is an independent digital retro gaming magazine dedicated to the people who still create, play, and love games for classic computers and consoles. Our main focus is the active modern retro scene for platforms Commodore 64 and Amiga that continue to inspire developers today. Pitstop Retro exists to help people discover new games, new creators, modern hardware projects, homebrew developers, scene productions, interviews, and stories that deserve attention. |
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PowerAmiga is site of russian electronical magazines. |
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PowerOS
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1981 |
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Welcome to the pages that contain all the information concerning the new PowerPC native operating system called PowerOS. PowerOS is currently under development. With an expected release date in the beginning of the new year, it will bring the look, feel and efficiency of AmigaOS to a native PowerPC RISC chip processor - while taking into account and supporting all modern developments. More information can be found on the other pages. Contact addresses for any questions can be found on the "Contact" page. |
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Welcome to the new home page for Project 64, the most comprehensive source for Commodore Computer manuals on the internet!. Here you will find manuals for everything Commodore, from games to hardware. Browse to the Archive page to view the docs. If you experience any problems with the site or have any comments please contact me. |
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Daily news site. Italian updated daily. |
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Sep 23, 2026
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"Some transcripts from the classic (1986-87) QuantumLink on-line service are now available for you to read. The subjects cover the Amiga, the C128, GEOS, Butterfield, C64, Commodore, the Midnite Gazette, and SYSOP." Robert B |
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RAM
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1711 |
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RAM Magazine was an Amiga printed magazine from 1995 to 1996. We've decided to create PDF versions of this magazine and upload all here. --- De novembre 1995 à juillet 1996, les Editions La Chaise, association basée à Arbas (31), ont édité un fanzine dédié à l'Amiga. Format A3 plié en quatre, parution bimensuelle, jeux de mots vaseux autour des trois lettres R, A et M, ce fanzine crée par BiBi, Lavi et l'Ours aura marqué les esprits. --- Site in French and English |
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Webmaster
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1445 |
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Introduction - This document set explains how to install and setup RedHat m68k Linux on your Amiga. I assume you have some experience with Linux, otherwise I recommend that you purchase any of the books written for newcomers to Linux- there are dozens of such books, most are very thick and include an (intel) Linux CDROM that doubles as a convenient drink coaster. If you are new to Linux, please take a few moments to browse the entire contents of this document set before charging into the install process. By doing so you will save yourself a lot of time and trouble. |
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RKO: The definitive guide to C64 MP3 remakes showcases SID remixes. Experience new versions of classic tunes by Hubbard, Galway, Daglish, and others. Showcasing 1068 tunes by 316 arrangers. |
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Carl Read
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Nov 30, -0001
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This page contains the archive of the Amiga diskmag "ShareWorld Magazine #9", released in April 1998. It was originally put together by James Boyd of BeatBox fame. Thank's James. ShareWorld is the popular diskmag produced by Carl Read,relating to all things Amiga,but especially shareware/public domain software.It also contains articles contributed by readers,ranging from Amiga stuff to stories and artwork (uses the tried-and-tested Magnetic Pages system). |
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Nov 30, -0001
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- A multi-platform C64 music player and SID chip emulator - Basically, SIDPLAY [1] is just an ordinary music player software. More specifically, SIDPLAY emulates the Sound Interface Device chip (MOS 6581, commonly called SID) and the Micro Processor Unit (MOS 6510) of the Commodore 64 [2] on your computer. It is a platform independent software which emulates these hardware components. Therefore it is able to load and execute C64 machine code programs which produce music or sound. In general these are independent fragments of code and data which have been ripped from games and demonstration programs and have been transferred directly from the C64. For the Amiga, BeOS, OS/2 Warp, win. Mac, Linux and others. |
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One of the BEST places on the net to follow the ramblings of the Amiga. Links to past Squid articles,The Moo Bunny message board, Cabinet of Curiosities, Artwork, a Sarah McLachlan page and more! |
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Nov 30, -0001
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Ihr wollt ein unterhaltsames, informatives, spannendes, aktuelles, hammerhartes, gnadenloses Ultimativ-Amigamagazin? Dann seid Ihr hier VOLLKOMMEN... falsch. Site in German. |
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Nov 30, -0001
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Real people helping real people. GREAT amiga news amd commentary site. Updated! |
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Nov 30, -0001
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Forum for the game Tales of Tamar. Site in German |
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The almost complete AMIGA Magazines List. Since I've got my Amiga back in 1988 I've been looking for Amiga-magazines on newsstands all over the world. I mostly bought German Amiga-magazines, but when I was on vacation I perhaps got a bit ""computer-homesick"" and looked for other Amiga-magazines. I have found many, mostly on airports, but also at really funny places where no-one would expect to find an Amiga-magazine. I found lots of mags. I guess most Amigafans don't know or at least haven't seen most of the mags I mention in this list. However, the list is not complete. I do not have any Amiga-magazines from the Netherlands (there was one). Also if there should have been any African or South American Amiga-magazines (I doubt it), I didn't find them. |
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Tom R. Halfhill
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2011-08-24 |
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Aug 03, 2026
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{{ARCHIVED}} {Compute! Magazine article from Aug 1985 about the new Amiga 1000. Issue 64. Vol 7, No 9.} |
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The Commodore Amiga Dictionary is a practical A-to-Z guide to one of the most influential home computers in the history of personal computing and video games. From the launch of the Amiga 1000 in 1985 to the modern Amiga community, this book brings together 450+ entries covering the machines, games, software, hardware, companies, programmers, composers, technical terms, magazines, demos, and the culture that made the Amiga unique. |
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The one and only HEBREW website for the Commodore community in Isarel. From the classic 64 to the latest DE development. News, FAQs, and lots of info. Check it out! (Site in hebrew) |
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Webmaster
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1364 |
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Long running Amiga related computer magazine. Various articles and interviews. |
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"The New Amigans" is currently America's no.1 Amiga printzine. And we are now going on our second year and still gaining more readers. From our website, you can order back issues, T-shirts, and subscribe to our magazine. The pages of t.N.A. are filled with the latest news, reviews of oldies but goldies and new software, editorials about both the classic and the next generation Amigas. The latest Sabrina-OnLine comics are within, as well as different tutorials. And we also have a "Help Desk." column. |
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