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In a world of green on black, they dared to dream in color. 1985: An upstart team of Silicon Valley mavericks created a miracle: the Amiga computer. A machine made for creativity. For games, for art, for expression. |
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vlink is a portable linker, written in ANSI-C, that can read and write a wide range of object- and executable file formats. It can be used to link a specific target format from several different input file formats, or for converting, stripping and manipulating files. The linker can be controlled by GNU-style linker scripts to generate absolute code, but it also runs very well with default rules to create relocatable executables, as required for AmigaOS or MorphOS. Of course there might be technical restrictions that object files of different architectures cannot be merged because of incompatible relocation types, differing endianess or symbol-names with and without leading underscores. But in theory everything is possible! |
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PDF Tutorial for installing Aros One 64Bit on VMwa |
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TL;DR Firefox with TightVNC server in a Docker container. I often work on vintage Unix Workstations and other obsolete systems. I have a need to browse modern web on old computers somehow. Enter VNCFOX – a Firefox browser with TightVNC server packaged as a Docker container. It’s small, lean, easy to run and there is no boot time and lengthy updates. |
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Thanks for visiting the homepage of Void! We’re an active Amiga demo group, founded back in 1995 by Powerslave and Griz in the United Kingdom. It’s now 2020 and we’re still here making productions for the Amiga. |
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Welcome to VooDoo Amiga News {Bosnian Amiga news site} |
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This site is under construction, come back from time to time to see it's progress :-) However, all (except X-1000 for now) stuff is pictured (and more) is available for sale, ask us ! |
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This is a Virtual reality Amiga 500 interface with winuae emulator, i have developed. You can use it togheter with Trinus VR Android and ios headset. |
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Arduino Floppy Disk Reader (for AmigaOS4). This project allows you to read floppy disks using an Arduino. It supports various disk formats and provides a simple interface for reading and writing data. Features: Read and write floppy disks, Supports multiple disk formats & Simple and easy-to-use interface |
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The Warhol Digital Recovery Project was a multi-institutional effort which discovered and recovered more than a dozen of Andy Warhol’s previously unknown Amiga experiments, which had been “trapped” on aging floppy disks from 1985. The project was a collaboration between New York based artist Cory Arcangel, members of the Carnegie Mellon University Computer Club, The Andy Warhol Museum, and the Carnegie Museum of Art, with support from the Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry. The team’s efforts are documented in the Hillman Photography Initiative’s new short film, “Trapped: Andy Warhol’s Amiga Experiments.” The Trapped documentary is available online at nowseethis.org. |
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Within the retro computing community there exists a lot of controversy about so-called ‘retrobrighting’, which involves methods that seeks to reverse the yellowing that many plastics suffer over time. While some are all in on this practice that restores yellow plastics to their previous white luster, others actively warn against it after bad experiences, such as [Tech Tangents] in a recent video. |
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Fast, powerful 24-bit picture datatypes for AmigaOS® & MorphOS 68K (OS 3.x & Amithlon) and PowerPC (WarpOS, OS 4.x & MorphOS) The WarpDT package comprises of a collection of picture datatypes, and an accompanying easy-to-use preferences program. The image formats currently supported are JFIF/JPEG, PNG, TIFF, Windows BMP, PCX, PSD (Adobe Photoshop®) and WebP, although support for more formats is planned. One of the key features of the datatypes is their superior decoding speed (hence the name Warp), especially on PowerPC equipped systems, and most importantly not at the expense of power and features. |
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WarpWebP.datatype is a datatype which allows you to view and read WebP image files. As far as I know, this is the first WebP datatype for AmigaOS 3.x or MorphOS. A unique feature of this particular WebP datatype is that in addition to supporting the 68k (with optimized versions for 020, 030, 040 and 060), it also supports the PowerPC processor, with native OS4, WarpOS and MorphOS versions. |
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{A good amount of replies from the good users at retrocomputing.stackexchange.com } |
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A Windows utility designed to convert WAV files for optimal use with Amiga computers and music trackers. Features an intuitive interface for sample rate conversion, waveform editing, and ProTracker note tuning. Sound Sampler in the style of the Older Amiga Applications, to create Amiga 8svx(iff) samples |
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The Amiga has stayed alive even though it has had little or no development since Commodore went bust three (now ten, 19 April 2005!) years ago. Why? Here I have collected what various people have said about the Amiga - people who use it or who have bought it. (Note: This collection should NOT be taken as a complete list of the good points of the Amiga; many are not mentioned since they are either found on other platforms or are so well known in the Amiga community that users take them for granted.) First, let's hear what Gateway, who purchased the Amiga, said about it, then the rest is devoted to comments by those who use it. |
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Wazp3D is a library intended to be compatible with the famous Warp3D.library for AmigaOS 68040. MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES. Compatible with the famous Warp3D.library for AmigaOS, StormMesa compatibility, The 97 functions from the latest Warp3D.library v5 are presents :-), Sources included (...so Wazp3D has been ported to AROS), Software only (=slow) : no need to have 3D hardware, Work in UAE so can serve to test your 3D softwares inside UAE, Wazp3D can lie and pretend to have a "perfect hardware driver" so the 3D-softwares will not fail due to a lacking feature, Full Documentation, faq and grabs at http://thellier.free.fr/Wazp3D.htm {and much more} |
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Simple WB Dock for WB 1.3 & and an extended version for OS 3.1 and above. Fully configurable, various styles, supports external dock apps and more. |
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WBShortcutMaker is a small commodity that adds a menu to the Workbench to create a shortcut to any program selected in the Workbench. A shortcut is a textual script along with a Project icon. The script calls the selected program, providing convenience to increase the stack or pass parameters. |
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We talk to Pete Cannon, DJ Formula and Vogue Renege about producing and even DJing with old Amigas – and how you can too. |
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Retro Games Ltd., the company behind the C64 and A500 Mini micro-consoles, has revealed its product roadmap for the next few years. The headline news is that the company plans to release a full-size "Amiga console" in Q4, 2024. This will sit alongside the A500 Mini system, which launched in 2022. It has been confirmed that the new system will have a fully working keyboard. |
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AmiFox Server Version. A browser-in-browser "proxy" server that allows to use historical / vintage web browsers on the modern web. It works by rendering a web page in to a GIF or PNG image with clickable imagemap. This server can be used as the original WRP in a webbrowser but works much better using the dedicated AmiFox app available for m68k Amiga |
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This is the development environment for compiling Webkit for AmigaOS 4 |
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This repository is a fork of https://github.com/jacadcaps/webkitty and the work we do here is to port the WebKit GTK to AmigaOS 4 based on the work that was done on MorphOS. This is necessary for building a new up-to-date browser. |
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Webwood.de has been an official hosting site for the Windows Amiga emulator WinUAE for many years. I got official permission from Toni Wilen to make the WinUAE binaries available. There are now quite a few servers doing this and helping to spread this wonderful 68k Amiga emulator. On this page you will not find any ROMs that are necessary for the operation of the emulator software. Please use the Amiga forums German Amiga Community or the A1K Forum for support requests. Here you will be helped by me or by other Commodore Amiga fans. Legal Kickstart ROMs can either be downloaded from your Amiga or purchased with an Amiga Forever package from Cloanto. This website offer does not receive any money from third parties or non-existent advertising partners. All downloads should be available again by now. |
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