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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A 30-year-old computer that has run day and night for decades is what controls the heat and air conditioning at 19 Grand Rapids Public Schools. The Commodore Amiga was new to GRPS in the early 1980s and it has been working tirelessly ever since. GRPS Maintenance Supervisor Tim Hopkins said that the computer was purchased with money from an energy bond in the 1980s. It replaced a computer that was “about the size of a refrigerator.” The computer is responsible for turning the heat and the air conditioners on and off for 19 school buildings. |
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On June 14, 1984, Don Greenbaum, the Treasurer of Commodore International Limited, was at a secret meeting to negotiate the acquisition of Amiga Computer, Inc. This document was provided to Commodore by Amiga Computer, Inc to describe the Amiga computer. Don couldn't recall if the document was given to him at the June 14 meeting, or if he received it prior to the meeting. This document was generously contributed by Don Greenbaum. |
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A summer school dedicated to retro gaming, which invites both humanities and engineering to provide unique insights on retro gaming, both theoretical and practical, and opportunities for cross-fertilization among research fields. Supported by the ACM SIGSOFT and Cloanto. |
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Amiga 3000UX. An Amiga donated to the GNU project some time in 1990. FSF staff programmers used it at MIT to help further some early development of the GNU operating system. Facts * Non-working (battery damage) Amiga 3000UX * Motherboards got damaged by battery leakage. Start price $300 USD |
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Hyperion Entertainment have posted a visualisation of the AmigaOS source code repositry. You can see it grow from AmigaOS 1.0 back in 1985 right through to today. |
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Games That Weren’t has been running for a quarter of a century this year, which is not only staggering, but also a bit scary if I’m honest. For 25 years, we have been documenting and preserving as much unreleased software as we can for a variety of platforms. Though it all began with just the Commodore 64 at the start, the machine I grew up with and still play today. |
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{Part and manufacture information on this chip} |
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Perhaps one of the greatest strategy games of the 16-bit era, The Settlers, did not get a sequel on Amiga. So, when The Settlers II came out in 1996, only MS-DOS and Mac OS enjoyed it. Aside from a release for Nintendo Wii in 2007, it didn’t land on any other platforms. So, what about the Amiga? Well, amazing news has just dropped: The Settlers II Gold Edition (the 1997 edition) is coming to the Amiga in October 2025. |
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This is a simple 2MB RAM expansion as others have done for the A570. It is simply an implementation of the Commodore schematics. People have done these before but frustratingly I couldn't find any gerbers to make my own, hence this implementation. |
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30 years ago today, the home computer era came to an end with the bankruptcy of Commodore. For fans of the cult computers C64 and Amiga, it is a day of mourning |
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In preparation of receiving the first Amiga 500 for my retro-computer collection, which sadly didn't come with an A501 RAM expansion, I decided to make my own memory expansion board for it. Keeping with the "using whatever I happen to have in my hardware bin" theme, I decided to use 30pin SIMMs in this. I had to use at least two modules, since each SIMM is 8bit wide and we have a 16bit bus to populate. |
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Classic Motorola 680x0-friendly AmigaOS 3.2.3 released with over 50 fixes and enhancements. |
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Hyperion announced the release of "a very substantial and comprehensive update" of the SDK for AmigaOS 4.1 54.16, for those who prefer to keep the mainline Amiga look and feel on their system. The update includes new options for gcc compiling, Simplegit and Subversion control tools, and general updates for many tools |
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This repository contains source code for tools developed by 3D Nature and 3D Nature related tools developed by AlphaPixel that have been released under open source licenses. |
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This page is the official homepage of 3D Object Converter for Windows / AmigaOS, a powerful 3D polygon model translation and interactive viewing shareware tool that allows arbitrary 3D model data to be imported from external sources, exported to various industry standard 3D file formats with great accuracy and quality. The program supports 885 file formats. It is available for Windows95/98/Me/NT x86, 2K/XP x86|x64, Vista x86|x64, Windows 7 x86|x64, Windows 8.x x86|x64, Windows 10 x86|x64, Windows 11 x64 and Windows Server 2003/2008/2008 R2/2012/2012 R2 x64, 2016 x64, 2019 x64 and AmigaOS 3.x / 4.x. |
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Kickstart 1.3, 1.4alpha and 3.1 in one 1MB EPROM. Amiga ROM images prior to 2.0 are 256k (262144 Bytes) in size. The later versions are fitted into 512k ROMs. I was going to upgrade my (new) Amiga 500 to Kickstart 3.1 but wanted to retain the ability to switch to 1.3. |
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{Thread @ reddit where a list of 40 firts for the Amiga are listed and discussed. I like #14 but they never get any credit!} |
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This month marks the 40th anniversary of the Commodore Amiga’s release. Alongside contemporaries like the Macintosh and Acorn desktop computers, the Amiga helped usher the digital era into homes and played a major role in the PC revolution. |
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The Pioneering Invention that Changed Music Forever. It all started with a Bach Chorale. In 1985, computers with fairly sophisticated sound chips were available to the home user. The Commodore 64's SID chip squelched it's way into our hearts, and Yamaha's CX5M - replete with polyphonic 4OP FM synthesis, certainly raised a few eyebrows. Sampling, however, was another matter entirely. The older Micros could play a train of pulse clicks at lightning speed - the result? A sample that was fairly crusty (1-bit) and taxed the CPU considerably. |
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I’m doing a retrospective of 42 years on programming, concentrating on how the various computer differ from the current ones. Today I will talk about the Amiga. |
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An app that provides a mobile interface to Amiga Music Preservation database on iOS devices. |
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In my recent post about Amiga’s not being convoluted, incomprehensible, or frustrating here. I learned by posting on social media that there are people thinking that AmigaOS is just the basic releases that Commodore and ESCOM made. That scares me when they also use AmigaOS from time to time. It’s as if the operating system never improved. Well, they are not going to stop me, because there’s more than meets the eye. |
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In this short article I’m going to show you different ways that upcoming 64-bit version Odyssey 2.0 can execute JavaScript code and performance implications of these choices. Some of the results are quite interesting, coming very close to modern-day (October 2024) Firefox performance. This is especially important taking into account that Odyssey 2.0 WebKit engine has been released in February 2019. |
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Learn Assembly Programming... With ChibiAkumas! {6 lessons and sample Hello World examples for different systems: Atari, NeoGeo, Amiga, SinslairQL and more} |
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