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Journeys into 68k assembly, hardware mods, and retro computing in the modern era. I'm Stefan, and I own an Amiga.
My journey into the world of computing began in 1985 with a brief intermezzo with an ITT3030. But in 1987, the Amiga 500 entered the house, followed closely by an A2000. When that machine eventually died, I quickly copied its Kickstart and Workbench disks to PC floppies—a move that proved incredibly useful when I later encountered the "Unusable Amiga Emulator" (UAE) and joined its development. I primarily focused on Zorro support, serial, and parallel port implementations if I recall correctly. |
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Author:
datagubbe
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Sep 25, 2026
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id: 6065 |
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One of the unwritten rules of the Internet seems to be that whenever something Amiga-related is mentioned, at least one Amiga fan (myself included) must show up and try to explain the concept of screens. Amiga screens can have different resolutions, we'll tell you, and one can drag them, we'll say, and other Amiga users rally in agreement, while non-Amiga users probably still don't get what's so great about screens. Until now, when this text has been written, in the hope of converting unsuspecting normies into full-blown Amiga screen lovers. |
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Author:
n/a
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1987 |
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Hallo Computerfreunde, auf diesen Seiten wollen wir euch über ein Computersystem informieren, was einmal mit seinen Fähigkeiten die Menschen in Erstaunen versetzte, jedoch bei vielen mittlerweile in Vergessenheit geraten ist. Die Rede ist vom AMIGA, der sich gerade in einer Auferstehungsphase befindet. Viele Firmen und User arbeiten daran, Nachfolger des einst so fortschrittlichen Classic-AMIGA zu kreieren. Wir wollen an dieser aufregenden Zeit teilhaben, zu Diskussionen anregen und Informationen weitergeben. Ihr könnt hier eure Meinungen, Programme, Hinweise und Ratschläge veröffentlichen (natürlich kostenlos). |
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Author:
Kevin Orme
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 611 |
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AU Worldwide Amiga News. Welcome to the Worldwide Amiga News page. If you have a new site to add to our list, please email us with the URL and we'll add it to this page. Despite what the press may say, there are a LOT of these sites and most are kept pretty current, enjoy! |
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Author:
Adam Atkinson's
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Archived:
2004-10-31 |
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1387 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} NB. Currently very much in a state of flux - quite a few things are on my list as a reminder to myself to put in a link and to say something about them. Also, I suppose, to let people know that they don't need to suggest them for inclusion because they're already planned :-) This list is getting longer than I'd originally intended it to. I'm not sure what to do about this just yet. Please note that non-inclusion in this list doesn't mean I think something is bad - on the whole I'm trying to mention a way to achieve a given thing, not all possible ways of doing it. And except where noted, I'm talking about the programs I use - there may well be others of equal or better quality that I don't know about, or cases where there's no point using more than one of a given program and I've chosen one for my own purposes. |
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Author:
Roger B. Wyatt
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Archived:
2001-04-05 |
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Sep 21, 2026
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id: 6075 |
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{{ARCHIVED}} {Commentary and stories about the Amoga scene} |
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Nicely done website no longer updated. Good source of older information. |
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Amiga news and information site. (Site in Polish) |
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AmigaBlogs
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2180 |
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More and more Amiga users/enthusiasts create their personal blog where they write interesting articles describing their beloved Amiga computer and guides on how to do things, based on their personal experience. Unfortunately, many of these articles are doomed to be invisible to readers, because it is lost among many other articles in the web. As a result the blogger loses his interest on writing new stuff. We had the idea to create AmigaBlogs.net, were the visitor can read interesting articles and discover a blog that he never knew it's existence. We collect all the latest posts talking about Amiga computers and AmigaOS from various blogs. We do not want to steal anyone's work but to help the bloggers to promote their content to a global website with a broader and more targeted audience. None of the included articles was authored by our team, as these are property of their respective authors and owners. That's why we provide in all the articles the blog name with a link to it. We also provide the blog post original link at the end of the texts. We never edit the texts or the images of the articles, and this means that we are not responsible for their content and we do not totally agree with all of them. If you like our website and idea, use the contact form to inform us about your blog or propose what you would like to add or change. Thank you for visiting AmigaBlogs.net. |
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Author:
AmigaCorp
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2195 |
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{The official Twitter page of AmigaCorp} |
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Author:
n/a
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1402 |
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News, Rants, Links and more |
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A good place to find information/software for the Amiga. Broken down into easy to navagate icons |
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Welcome to Amiga Reviews - a site devoted to the Amiga, its games and magazines that have reviewed them. Here you can find more than 390 reviews in HTML which originally appeared on paper from 1988 to 2000. If you ever wanted to know how a particular Amiga game scored in gamesmagazines, check out this site. All reviews originally appeared in magazines like Amiga Format, CU Amiga, Zzap and Zero between 1988 and 2000. |
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Author:
AmigaMOS
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1398 |
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Okay here goes: AmigaMos.com is an Amiga topsite. A topsite is a list where Webmasters can signup their sites. The sites, which get the best/most votes, get the highest rank. The ranking system on AmigaMos.com is unique. Most topsites rank sites by how many clicks they send. AmigaMos.com uses a voting system. So if a site get 9 votes, but only 2 points each time, the total would be 18 points. If a site gets just 3 votes but 10 points each time, the total would 30.
That means that low quality sites will never get a very high rank on AmigaMos.com. And YOU decide which site is the best. Webmaster can't cheat the system, by voting for them selves over and over again. The ranking script logs people IP's so cheating isn't possible. After a Webmaster signup he must add a small banner and/or voting box on his site. That way the site can be ranked while you look at it. That's it! |
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Welcome
If you're a first time visitor, this site is dedicated to covering all the information on the next generation of Amiga computers and operating systems.
With the arrival of the AmigaOne systems, Vampire FPGA boards, AmigaOS PPC & Classic continued to be developed, Aros a Open Source compatible OS, and MorphOS, heavily inspired compatible OS, the future of Amiga has never looked healthier.
All these products need a website to report on them and this is just one of the reasons for this site. AmigaNG started way back in February 1999 to cover news on the AmigaMCC (later cancelled), it is now one of the longest running next generation Amiga focus sites on the planet.
Its not official and is not sponsored, but is still one of the best places for your source of next generation information of Amiga computing. I hope you enjoy the site. |
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A system software release for the ages. Five years after releasing the Amiga 1000, {...} It was time to bring AmigaOS, too, into the 1990s. |
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Author:
Graham
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1390 |
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Introduction - Hyperion have put up some screenshots of the look and feel of AmigaOS4 at http://www.os4.hyperion- Software.com / Screenshots / screenshots.html. These are not the final look and feel of AmigaOS4, but in a fit of boredom I have decided to see what I can do with them to make them look nicer in my opinion. One of my key design issues is that the changes I make can be replicated with code easily - I will only try and do straight lines of colour, or blocks of colour. There will be no fancy pixmap addition here. |
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Author:
Mike Bouma
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 666 |
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This is the main page for AmigaRing. Web rings are a novel way to visit a multitude of pages on the same subject, just by visiting one page, and then moving onto the "next" page. The AmigaRing, created in September, 1996, is made up of web pages relating to the world of Amiga computers. Programmers, developers, sales outlets, and personal home pages are some of the pages linked within the AmigaRing. |
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Author:
AmigaScene
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1891 |
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De AmigaScene is het Nederlandstalige computerblad voor de Amiga computer. Onze doelstelling is dan ook om Amiga gebruikers in Nederland en Vlaanderen te voorzien van Nederlandstalige Amiga informatie. Ons blad verschijnt 1x per twee maanden en bevat dan ongeveer 40 pagina's met informatie. De AmigaScene is een uitgave van Stichting Amiga Nederland en is gevestigd op het volgende adres: (Home page of AmigaScene. A Amiga published magazine located in the netherlands. Amiga news, links, software, polls and much more!) |
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Your Looking at it!! The BEST place on the web to get info on the Amiga!! PERIOD!!! |
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The Stuff I Did on the Amiga Computer. I don't think I overstate the issue when I say that the reason I have a pretty good job today is because of the display hacks and animations I made for the Amiga computer. I first saw the Amiga back in 1985. It was at SIGGRAPH, which had the good fortune to be held in San Francisco that year. They brought it out for public display the day after its public unveiling in New York. As they rolled through the demos, it was quite clear it was a powerful machine. But when they showed Boing, my jaw hit the floor. In that moment, I saw that all the ideas I'd had floating around in my head for the last several years were now possible. The machines were no longer an impediment. |
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Main Info. Asgard BBS is a non profit Bulletin Board System, located in Rotterdam,Holland. The Sysop of this BBS is Ingmar Larsen AKA Viking. The Names of the Cosysops are: Richard De Vos AKA "Foxhunt". Hans Van Steenbergen AKA "The Beast". |
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Author:
Blobrana
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1921 |
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Our Operating System, OS for short, is legendary in the Amiga marketplace. Known problems and fixes, Collection of Entertaining Cracks and Downloads, Links and more |
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Author:
Bob
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1585 |
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I live in Sioux City, Iowa USA, I have an Amiga 2000 (060) and an Amiga 1200 (060) computer and belong to SMAUG (Siouxland Metro Amiga Users Group). Nice link section and message board |
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Author:
n/a
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1844 |
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Simple website with an interview with John Harris: AmigaDE Developer. Soon, you will get more news about our first game on AmigaDE, Word Me Up |
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