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{Thread @ Amiga.org discussing who used Amix and some interesting history tidbits} |
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Who uses Rexx, where do they use it, and why? This article answers these questions. It's based on the feedback and statistics I receive as administrator for the RexxInfo.org website. Also, professor Till Winkler of the Vienna University of Economics and Business in Austria conducted a survey through the Rexx Language Association in 2025 that provided feedback from over 100 members. {AmigaOS 4, MorphOS, AROS, and aeROS (or AEROS) ARExx are mentioned}. |
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I defiantly celebrated the 25th anniversary of Windows 95 by buying myself an Amiga 500. That relic from 1987 did everything Windows 95 did, and it ran an operating system that first appeared on the market 10 years before Windows 95. It was easily 10 years ahead of its time. But it flopped. Here’s why Amiga failed. There wasn’t any single thing that brought Amiga and its parent company, Commodore, down. If anything, the Amiga is a cautionary tale of how good engineering won’t save you if you get everything else wrong. |
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This essay investigates the gestation of the demoscene, the Amiga platform's revolutionary beginnings, its emotional resonance within a dedicated community, and its broader influence on the field of computer graphics and music. Why is the Amiga still one of the most beloved and significant platforms in the demoscene? |
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Retro computing fans, especially Commodore and Atari enthusiasts, all know the story. Jack Tramiel left Commodore, the company he founded, in early 1984 at the height of its success. Then, within a few months, he gained control of Commodore rival Atari. But why? |
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I often see on places such as Facebook that an Amiga owner will show a fault they have with their machine, and the immediate response you’ll see is “recap it”. Now, I’m not saying that recapping isn’t needed, for the SMD caps used in Amigas, it always is. But that isn’t always the problem either. A bad recap can make things worse. Which leads me to today’s story… |
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The Original “Universal” Port. The Atari 2600’s joystick port had a history that survived for nearly two decades on a variety of systems, from the Sega Master System to the 3DO. Not that cross-compatibility is exactly perfect. |
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In a recent video, The Matrix YouTube channel took a closer look at the Commodore Amiga CD32, a gaming console that, despite its potential, became an industry cautionary tale. Released in 1993 as the first 32-bit CD-based console, it had the technology to lead but failed spectacularly in execution. |
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{Thread @ reddit descussing "I know the Amiga was popular in Europe, UK and Australia. But why did it not reach the same heights in US? Do you think because Atari there was just too popular? Or was there not enough marketing of the Amiga in US? What are your thoughts?"} |
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{Thread @ Stack Exchange discussing why the 'animated insert floppy' graphic looked to bad} |
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Now you will know the reasons why. |
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An informative write up of why building a replica Amiga is harder than it sounds. |
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The content of this archive, if copied to AmiKit, will enable 2.4GHz or 5GHz Wi-Fi with WPA/WPA2 encrypted support for your Amiga with PiStorm. You don't need any of those outdated Amiga network cards anymore, because now the Raspberry Pi's internal Wi-Fi module will provide a super fast internet for your Amiga! |
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When your Amiga computer system is powered on or reset, the BIOS or firmware's job is to initialize the hardware and to start the booting process of the operating system. It also enables you to define some settings that you may want to use either for the next boot or for every time you use your computer. |
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The PythonOS manual on Amigaos.net. |
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The Joe Pillow Story by Dale Luck. Joe Pillow was never on a flight to CES. He wasn’t the name on an airline ticket for the Amiga hardware to get a seat. The true story is way better. Joe Pillow was created by RJ Mical and I on a flight from New Orleans to San Jose in February of 1984. |
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WinFellow is a port of Fellow for DOS to the Win32-platform (Win9x/NT/2000). Fellow is an Amiga emulator. This way you can play your old time Amiga games on your PC and run any program that runned on your Amiga. |
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WinFellow is a high performance Amiga Emulator primarily targeted for Windows. It's distinguished API and core does however allow a fairly easy port to other OS. |
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An exclusive high-definition icon pack designed to instantly launch your Amiga games in WinUAE. Crafted from beautifully detailed HD visuals, these icons look stunning in both large (256x256) and small formats — delivering a smooth and elegant experience with every double-click. |
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{...} This help will give you information on how to Get Started with WinUAE, a description of all the GUI Settings, information about the Emulation itself, and additional information about real Amigas and the creators of WinUAE in the Background Information section. Also, there is a How-To section with step by step guides for some common tasks. The latest version of this file can be found here: Help file release pages. Alternatively, it is also available online. |
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iWith WinUAE, you can emulate every official Amiga variant as well as a huge range of third-party peripherals such as accelerator cards, RAM expansion & custom ROM images. It is without a doubt, the standard when it comes to Amiga emulation on the PC. Setup on Windows is very straightforward, it comes with pre-loaded configurations, so you can simply select the Amiga you wish to emulate. All you need to do is provide a floppy disk image of a game to get up and running. Also, be sure to check out our guide to the greatest Amiga games, to get inspiration on what to play first on WinUAE! |
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These shaders can utilize the SmartRes functionality with WinUAE versions 4.2.0 or above. Otherwise they work with Lores and single-line mode. Hires shaders can operate with hires resolutions and don't skip horizontal hires pixels. Interlace shaders are intended for interrlaced gfx. and situations, lines aren't discarded. This repository comes with a couple of ReShade shaders. One is for colorspace tweaks and profiles, other is for glow, bloom and mask effects. |
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{Covering many of the old systems with Forums, community events, Projects and Discussions, For Sale listings, and more!) |
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{ESCOM press release from Phase 5 Digital Products from 30 May 1995} Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, My name is Wolf Dietrich from phase 5 digital products a Frankfurt based manufacturer of AMIGA peripherals. I am happy to present to you at this re-introduction of the AMIGA series of computers the latest generation of the 68k series of processors the superscalar 68060 CPU. phase 5 digital products has developed the first fully operational implementation of this processor for the AMIGA marketed as the Cyberstorm 060 accelerator which is available now and shipping. |
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