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Vanilla Conquer is a fully portable version of the first generation C&C engine and is capable of running both Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert on multiple platforms. This port is targeted for Amigas equipped with PiStorm/Emu68, Apollo/Vampire V4 accelerators and Warp1260. |
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Vanilla Conquer provides clean, cross-platform builds of the C&C Remastered Collection and the standalone legacy games. |
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vasm is a portable and retargetable assembler to create linkable objects in various formats or absolute code. Multiple CPU-, syntax and output-modules can be selected. Many common directives/pseudo-opcodes are supported (depending on the syntax module) as well as CPU-specific extensions. The assembler supports optimizations (e.g. choosing the shortest possible branch instruction or addressing mode) and relaxations (e.g. converting a branch to an absolute jump when necessary). Most syntax modules support macros, include directives, repetitions, conditional assembly and local symbols. |
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Vault is a tool that could be used by anyone to find software to run on AmigaOS 4. There are nine different categories, and clicking on each one of them, a list of application is presented. Selecting an application, more information appear at the bottom half of the window, including an extensive description, the developers and distributors, a small screenshot and a list of links to follow using their browser. |
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vbcc is a highly optimizing portable and retargetable ISO C compiler. It supports ISO C according to ISO/IEC 9899:1989 and a subset of the new standard ISO/IEC 9899:1999 (C99). This is the support site for Amiga (AmigaOS, MorphOS) and Atari (TOS, MiNT, Jaguar). |
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{An old Amiga forum. Lost of topics. Last posting ~2011} |
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This is a battery operated signal generator / tester for VGA monitors. It intended to be taken on the road to test old VGA monitors, whether it’s for touchscreen countertop games, or old PCs. It supports the 15.7kHz video mode (320×240 non-vga standard) to help you find those elusive LCD panels that can be used for console and arcade gaming natively. |
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This site analyzes and documents classic video games. Read the summary of the project's most critical discoveries. {Amiga projects: K240, Dungeons of Avalon, Task Force & Knightmare} |
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We're joined by a legend this week, NewTek founder and the 'father of desktop video', Tim Jenison, to hear the story of how the Commodore Amiga changed the movie and TV industry. |
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Bill Hurd takes us on a tour of his old stomping grounds of MOS headquarters in Norristown, PA. A **MUST WATCH** {Warning... The video is a bit shaky} |
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A program for cutting and optionally joining various format video files while converting the files to a common format. During conversion several effects can be applied to the individual files. These effects include adjusting brightness, contrast, gamma, sharpen, blurring, fast/slow motion and rotation. Supports Cut and Video/Audio fade in and out transitions. The ability to apply a subtitle file (.srt) and audio file to the joined video is also supported. |
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Young Topaz has an IFF ILBM image he wants to show his dad, but his dad’s on his PC. Learn about what it takes to write a simple IFF ILBM reader for DOS. |
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The official Vim repository |
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Vim is a highly configurable text editor built to make creating and changing any kind of text very efficient. {direct link to download page for the editor that was created on the Amiga} |
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Quite a long time ago, Vim development started on the Amiga. Although it's a really old system now, it might still work. However, this has not been tested recently. You may have to use an older version for which Amiga binaries are available. For Vim 5.x and Vim 6 look in the amiga directory (ftp). Vim 7 files can be found at os4depot.net. This is for AmigaOS 4. Made by Peter Bengtsson. |
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One of the most used LINUX editors started its life on the Amiga. Who would think that? Inspired by a previous port of Stevie for the Commodore Amiga, Bram Moolenaar began working on Vim for the Amiga in 1988. Yes, you read that right… Vim was originally developed for the Commodore Amiga! I’m always surprised to see that not many programmers know that, including those that use Vim daily. |
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{VingTroiSeize Nitter account. Very entertaining} |
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From the Pet to the Amiga |
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{Formerly known as CommodoreBlog and then Commodore is Awesome. - Daily news on retro systems: Amiga, Amstrad, Acorn, Apple, Atari, Commodore, Consoles, MSX, PC, Sinclair, Tandy and others} |
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The player lives in an alternative timeline in the 80s. The earth is already suffering enormously from the severe climate changes caused by the unchecked overexploitation of the last decades. States and their rulers have become irrelevant. Large corporations, which have control over all important raw materials, are the true rulers. On their orders, entire armies of hackers embark on an electronic war of information gathering and sabotage. The player is one of them, a novice, a noob who has yet to find his place. |
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Last year at Retro Revival I got the chance to don a Virtual Reality headset and step into a vintage CS-1000 VR pod. It’s been ages since I’ve popped down to the museum and having an item to drop off and collect I thought I’d take a little time out from our DIY work and go see what they’re up to... and luck would have it, a glimpse at the technology behind one of the Virtuality pod. That’s the Matrix there and it’s powered by Commodore Amiga technology. |
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{German. Homepage for VirtualEngine. Software for the VLabMotion card} |
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We were 5 guys, who earlier worked for Safe Hex International to prevent the spreading of virus on Amiga. But as our policy concerning Amiga antivirus couldn't fit Safe Hex International's policy, we decided to leave and start on a fresh, with our own Virus Help Team, which started on 1 january 1995. Our objectives are: To fight and prevent the spreading of computervirus, To aid users with virus relate problems, To support all wellknown antivirus programmer with virus, To find virus programmers and bring them to justice & To be a NON-PROFIT group. We do all this anti-virus work in our free time, we all have full time work next to our antivirus hobby. |
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We where 5 guys, who earlier worked for Safe Hex International to prevent the spreading of virus on Amiga. But as our policy concerning Amiga antivirus couldn't fit Safe Hex International's policy, we decided to leave and start on a fresh, with our own Virus Help Team, which started on 1 january 1995, and this means that Virus Help Team in Denmark celebrated 25'th anniversary in 2020, so we are here if you have any virus problems. |
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{...} So from the 1'st of January 1995 Virus Help Team in Denmark took off, and within 6 month we opened Virus Help Team's in Norway, Holland and Canada. Our common aim and goal has always been to help Amiga users with virus problems and support the antivirus programmers. If you are curious and want know how we all got started with our antivirus work for Amiga community. |
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