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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year
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{Over 2 dozen entries for the Amiga and a hundred plus for Commodore} |
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{Stein Eikesdal's webpage covering various topics to include the Amiga. A bunch of Amiga information to be found and some custom software too. Creator of the largest MP3 archive of Commodore Amiga music (SOAMC=). Norwegian based.} |
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Need xxxx.device for the Amiga and the author of "program" did not include it or failed to mention what device should be used until after you checked with SnoopDOS to figure it out? Well, the headache of searching for "xx" version of "xxxxx" device has finally come to an end, in which I present the only collection ever made in an attempt to collect them all! |
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The purpose was to preserve Amiga music in one of todays most common music format, namely the MP3. The original Amiga music files are today played by millions of people around the world on software players for PC, Mac and Linux. The playback quality/timing of this can vary compared to the authentic playback of a real Commodore Amiga, and from my point of view, why have something emulated when you can have the real deal instead? I want to listen to the authentic Commodore Amiga music as it sounds on the real machine. Commodore Amiga are a legend in computer history and in many ways influenced in todays culture. A special thanks to the wonderful "father" of Amiga: Jay Miner - You shall forever be remembered. Rest In Peace :-( To put in it words we all can understand: WE LOVE AMIGA - WE LOVE MUSIC! The SOAMC= project was an automated recording technique invented by me (Stone Oakvalley) in order to mass record music from the legendary Commodore Amiga and its sound chip (Paula 8364). I have chosen A1200 for the purpose, because I had access to a CF IDE adapter and a CF card so easily without spending too much time finding a suitable HD and turbo/memory card solution for A500. |
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If you want a rollercoaster ride, take a look at the graph of “Amiga Accelerator prices over time”. What was once in stock in every magazine advert at RRP, then became so cheap you’d be literally giving them away. But for whatever reason prices started to grow and grow until you’d be paying far more than the original price. And that’s where we find ourselves now, with even a simple upgrade often costing more than the Amiga it sits in; as an example a Blizzard 1230 board which had an RRP of £279 in 1993 will now set you back over £400 and the price is climbing. For an A500 owner, a GVP A530 sidecar for an A500 is well over the 1990s RRP of £299 and likely still features a vintage SCSI drive, probably close to failure. |
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StormC5ED - Programming, scripting and text editing under AmigaOS 4.x. The first step is taken. The editor module of the prospective StormC5 IDE is completed. It is all PPC native and everything is oriented towards future versions of AmigaOS 4.x. Experience the new StormC5-Editor with lots of new possibilities compared to previous versions and totally compliant to the Amiga look-and-feel. Join now, in a new kind of editing on AmigaOS 4.x! |
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About a year ago, I cancelled by Netflix subscription. One of the few shows listed on the "plus" side when I made my decision was Stranger Things: an entertaining series with an excellent first and good second season. In short, I'm a fan of the show - though my appreciation of it doesn't come near my fanatical passion for the Amiga home computer. |
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Stratagus is a free cross-platform real-time strategy gaming engine. It includes support for playing over the internet/LAN, or playing a computer opponent. The engine is configurable and can be used to create games with a wide-range of features specific to your needs {Starcraft} |
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{Thread @ eab.abime.ent discussing Stargus Startgus is a Starcraft Mod that allows you to play Starcraft with the Stratagus engine} |
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This is my port of street fighter 1 for the Amiga 500 using scorpion engine. |
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The end of the year is a time for reflection and recapitulation. After years of less activity, we can safely say that this year has brought us many positive developments. From month to month we recorded significant progress, which you had the opportunity to follow on our blog. AROS has moved forward with momentum and does not intend to slow down! |
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{Polish translated: Mufa's review of the Amiga in 2023} |
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{Thread @ amibay.com discussing the differences between the various buster chips} |
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Here you can find several different version for AmigaOS, MorphOS, AROS & Add-on Packs. |
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{Thread @ amigaworld.net covering the ownership of SuperBase} |
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Commodore Semiconductor Group Site (CSG) is located near 950 Rittenhouse Road, Norristown, Pennsylvania in Montgomery County in the Park Pointe business park, formerly known as the Valley Forge Corporate Center (VFCC). The 950 Rittenhouse Road property is 14-acres and was previously owned by Commodore Business Machines, a semiconductor manufacturer. It was chip manufacturing facility from 1970 to 1993. Waste solvents were stored in an underground concrete storage tank on site until 1975, when it was taken out of service. |
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Support page for the AmigaOS4 Qt6 project. The donations here will be used for prizes in the upcomming Qt6Amiga Porting Challenge. |
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Sylpheed is an email program based on the GTK GUI toolkit. The design and user interface is similar to many well-known email programs from the Windows world, such as Outlook Express. Why another mailer? Sylpheed has a very good support of the IMAP4 protocol, which is currently only available with a few Amiga mailers. But Sylpheed also has other interesting features. |
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Fantastic Audio Composing Software 256 Physical Audiochannels, 16 Bit Software DSP, 16 Bit Samples. By Patrick Meng. |
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Real Programmer with screwdriver. Born to nerd. Respawned 80s game developer. Tech, games, cycling, sci-fi and old computers. Contents may vary. |
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{SCA has posted the source code of their infamous SCA Amiga Virus. Released on 5 Jul 1987} |
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On this website I have placed some of my helpful and in-depth tutorials, to help both novice and experienced programmers, to learn creating games (and programs!), using an easy-to-use programming language called BlitzBasic. |
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The name badge says it all, Jay Miner, VIP, Father of the Amiga. During my recent jaunt to the A4000 launch in Los Angeles, I was lucky enough to meet and talk to Jay as he cast his fatherly eye over the next generation of the architecture he created all those years ago. We talked and ate as he reiterated the fascinating history of the secret project that resulted in the birth of a remarkable machine, which has survived mainly because of his foresight and supreme effort. |
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Wireless Amiga-inspired optical mouse. Classic look with a touch of 21st century, C64, Atari ST and modern computers. |
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Wireless Amiga-inspired optical mouse. Classic look with a touch of 21st century. Works with classic Amiga and modern computers. |
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