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........... This is the Latest News from THEC64 Community.......... {Also covering THEVIC20, THEA500 and the THECBM Games Zone} |
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The Guru Meditation is a collection between long time friend and Westchester Amiga User Group (WAUG) co-presidents Bill Winters {Amiga Bill} and Anthony Becker. {Video links, live streams, Events, Newsletters, Photo's and more. |
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{...} I wrote for COMPUTE!'s Gazette (during the General Media years) and Loadstar. Here's me with Jack Tramiel and his son Leonard from a Computer History Museum event in 2007. It's on my wall. So with all that said, and from someone who loves, uses and works with Commodore computers to this day: there's not much point in buying Commodore. |
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(Archive.org) Think Commodore is a website about emulating old Commodore computers such as the C64 and the Amiga on your Macintosh. The website also covers subjects such as C64 or Amiga games, demos, music, how to copy files from your Mac back to your trusty old Commodore etc. There's a real nice and active forum too! |
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Welcome to "Think Commodore"? Think Commodore is a website about emulating old Commodore computers such as the C64 and the Amiga on your Macintosh. The website also covers subjects such as C64 or Amiga games, demos, music, how to copy files from your Mac back to your trusty old Commodore etc. There's a real nice and active forum too! Websites about Commodore emulation on the Mac are very scarce. The majority of those available are old and obsolete. Many aren't updated regularly and some projects or teams completely ignore the Mac even though some nifty programmer has done a Mac port of that particular project. |
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{History about Turbo Pascal and the never released Amiga version} |
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Controlling your house’s thermostat with your phone may seem cutting edge, but in the 1980s, you could program a Commodore Amiga to do the exact same thing. Thirty years later, one such archaic system, at least, is still hard at work. |
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{A blog hosted on a Wii running on a PowerPC 750processor covering the process} |
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This Clever Clock Port Adapter Marries an Amiga 1200 with a Raspberry Pi for Easy Wi-Fi Networking |
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Every now and then, I like to focus on game covers here on this site. I started with a series of articles in Swedish that I never finished (there will be a second part though), and I recently wondered why the classic C64 and Amiga covers aren’t part of the evergreen poster culture (also in Swedish). Now the time has come to start writing about how some of my favourite game covers actually were created, and how I found these things out. |
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{Translated French}This is Meynaf's Amiga projects page. If you don't know what an Amiga is, this page doesn't contain anything that might be useful to you. {Port of the game Heroes of Might and Magic 2, New dungeons for Dungeon Master, Port of the game Gauntlet from the ST to the Amiga, Port of the game Joust from the ST version, A few players and other utilities, for good old DT2,Mpega.library optimized for 68030 and more.} |
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After years of mismanagement and questionable product tie-ins, the 80s computer brand is back, now with a fan at the helm. But is the appetite for retro gaming still big enough for it to succeed? |
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Use the screen you want on the computer you love. We're long time fans of the Amiga franchise here at Tom's Hardware and can't ignore our biases when it comes to awesome Raspberry Pi crossover projects—like this HDMI hack for the Amiga 500, created by a maker known as Reinhard Grafl. The project essentially uses a Raspberry Pi to work with an adapter board to convert the Amiga video signal into HDMI output. It's designed to work with Amiga versions that use a socketed DIP Denise chip. |
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{...} Rob Smith Dev has shared on their YouTube channel over two videos (1, 2) of them building the game (via Hackaday), called DiskFight. The Amiga-based machine challenges you with popping in floppy disks at high speed to gain points. Smith created their own linear actuators to load underneath the floppy disks, to give springs under the floppy disk the force to either entirely bounce out of their holder, or press up just a little. |
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On April 23, 1987, Thomas Rattigan drove to work just as he would any other day. But when he arrived at Commodore’s office building in suburban Philadelphia that morning, company guards informed him he’d been fired. They escorted him from the premises, not even giving him a chance to gather his family photos from his desk. It sounded like a cruel April Fool’s joke, but it wasn’t April Fool’s Day. That was the day Commodore promoted him, on April Fool’s Day 1986. Rattigan ended up having the last laugh, although it took a few years. |
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{The English Amiga Board official Amix support forum} |
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TIGER CLAW is a relentless beat 'em up game developed by Lazycow and Saul Cross. Originally released exclusively on Commodore 64 cartridge by RGCD for backers of the C64 in Pixels Kickstarter (Fusion Retro Books, 2016), then ported to Windows, MacOS, Linux and the Commodore Amiga in 2018! |
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Refactor tfrieden/timberwolf to restore commit history. |
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Looking for the source code for Timberwolf? Look no further. |
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{A smaller version of AROS which doesn't include the developer software.} |
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{Thread @ Amiga.org discussing the pinout for a Video Toaster Flyer 2000 ribbon cable} |
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TOGA, The Other Group of Amigoids, was formed in 1991 by Lawrence Brown. He had moved to California from another state where he was involved with an Amiga user group called Amigoids. Lawrence is no longer involved with our group. He currently works for Cisco Systems in Menlo Park, CA. While with Cisco and with Cisco's help, he was actively involved in getting computers (specifically Amigas) in to local schools. |
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TOGA, The Other Group of Amigoids, was formed in 1991 by Lawrence Brown. He had moved to California from another state where he was involved with an Amiga user group called Amigoids. Lawrence is no longer involved with our group. He currently works for Cisco Systems in Menlo Park, CA. While with Cisco and with Cisco's help, he was actively involved in getting computers (specifically Amigas) in to local schools. |
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{Information on the Prelude sound card and programs Samplitude, AmigaAMP, AHIRecord & Play16} |
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Hi, my name is Rodrigo Cesar Vertulo, but many call me just Vertulo. I am an Electronic Engineer and Computer Scientist of Italian origin born in Brazil. I am passionate about developing technologies, both at the hardware and software levels, but I especially spend a lot of my time developing games, especially for old computers like those in the Commodore Amiga line. |
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