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As I go further down the Amiga memory lane rabbit hole, I ended buying a few actual real Amigas. The 600 and the 1200 both have an internal hard drive which allow the latest Workbench to be installed and booted from. Of course part of the fun in being able to do this from scratch. Turns out I’d forgotten a lot about the process, and on top of that a lot of new things have emerged since the last version of Workbench I used back in the days. For example, here I’ll be using Workbench 3.2 here so I’m not limited to any disk or partition size. I’m also installing the OS on a SD card plugged in to my TF1260 card’s IDE port so some steps below are specific to that. |
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The Fresno Commodore User Group - Sixty-Fourum is a club whose members share an interest in Commodore 8-bit computers. |
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FrexxEd is probably the most configurable/programmable text editor made for the Amiga. The main mission with FrexxEd has been to create an editor which is capable of doing whatever *YOU* want it to. To enable *very* much reprogramming/configuration for those who feel the need. |
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The exciting new Kickstarter book from David John Pleasance and Trevor Dickinson covering the 25 years AFTER the demise of Commodore and the various attempts to keep our beloved computer alive. |
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FS-UAE integrates the most accurate Amiga emulation code available from WinUAE. FS-UAE emulates A500, A500+, A600, A1200, A1000, A3000 and A4000 models, but you can tweak the hardware configuration and create customized Amigas. |
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{Thread @ amigaportal.cz the Fúria EC020. A600 accelerator} |
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a multi-system chiptune tracker compatible with DefleMask modules.. A large selection of sound chips: Yamaha FM chips: {...}, square wave chips: {...}, Commodore VIC used in the VIC-20, {...}, sample chips: {...}, Amiga, {...}, wavetable chips: {...}, NES {...}, SID (6581/8580) used in Commodore 64, {...}, Commodore PET, TED used in Commodore Plus/4, mix and match sound chips, wavetable synthesizer, MIDI input support {and much much more!} |
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System and sound chip galore - supports nearly every old-school 8-bit/16-bit system out there! from the Atari 2600 and Commodore PET to SNES, Genesis and arcades, you'll feel at home with the vast selection of systems Furnace supports. True, real-time sound engine - every sound chip is emulated using many of the best emulation cores out there for a fantastic, true-to-hardware sound. One interface. infinite setups. {win, mac & linux} |
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fuseadf is a simple libfuse-based filesystem allowing to mount a volume of an ADF image (of an Amiga floppy or a hard disk) and to browse/read/write files and directories it contains. Volumes (partitions) can be chosen with -p option (not needed for images with one volume only, ie. floppy disk images). By default, it mounts volumes in read-write mode, for read-only -o ro option must be used. |
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{WOW! A GREAT page with LOTS of tips and ticks! CapsLock Key-Codes, 3.9 Boing Bag Passwords, Run a Script from Workbench, Turn on Validation, Storage Configuration Limits, Intuition Requester on Workbench Boot, Solve Issues with Drives not Mounting on Boot, Getting Adaptec SCSI to Mount Devices on Workbench Startup, Resolving Issues with Mediator Sound Mixer, Create a (Workbench) Boot Disk, Making Elbox FastATA work alongside AmigaOS 3.2, Get the Full Path to a Directory or File, Speeding Up Quake 1, Blizzard PPC RAM Settings, Getting Games to Work and Warp3D Compatibility and more!} |
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FinalWriter (Amiga word processor) to Open Document Format conversion |
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realtime multi loop processor editor written in AMOS BASIC for the Amiga range of computers m68k-amigaos >= 1.3. Imports 16bit and 32bit floating point Aif and Wav files, Iff files, Abk AMOS sample banks and Octamed files. Can do mono, stereo, quad, 4 channel multi track, record to disk and pipe over the network. Realtime processing on the output and oscilloscope available on accelerated machines. Requires at least 1M ram. Compiled with AMOS Professional 365. |
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Welcome to worlds biggest (unofficial) G-REX PCI Support Homepage. This page is primarily being build to give users a platform with all important information and current software for the G-REX PCI. |
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Create bootable Amiga ADF disk images from executables. This tool creates ADF (Amiga Disk File) images that boot and run a specified executable, compatible with AmigaDOS 1.2+ using the OFS (Old File System). Features: Creates bootable 880KB DD floppy disk images, Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS) & Compatible with AmigaDOS 1.2+ (OFS filesystem) |
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{Obituary of Gail Wellington} |
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{Amiga-News.de posting about Gail} |
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{Thread @ reddit.com discussing the passing of Gail Wellington the "Mother" of the CD32} |
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From the moment I first saw Gail Wellington in Dave Haynie’s “Deathbed Vigil” video about Commodore’s demise, I knew I had to learn more about her. The more I’ve learned about her, the more I appreciate what an amazing human being Gail is. I hope you’ll enjoy reading about Gail as much as I’ve enjoyed putting this post together. |
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{Flash code for the various GAL/PAL/PLD chips found in the following Computers: A1000, A1200, A3000, A4000, A4000T and Cards/Expansion: A3640, A1060, A2000A, A2000A Kickram, A2058, A2065, A2088, A2090/2090a, A2091, A2286, A2386sx, A2620, A2630, A2410, A4091, A570 & A590} |
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The story of Amiga is not just one of a forward-thinking computer design, even though that design became the standard for the systems we enjoy even today. It is also a story about the clash of industry titans, of a series of seized, as well as missed, opportunities. And, of course, there was a dramatic, last-minute, rescue. |
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Sure, Microsoft's battle for next-gen supremacy starts in November, but those who lean on Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 for their gaming just got a little something to look forward to. Gameloft is readying a total of 15 games that'll arrive within the next 12 months and launch simultaneously on both platforms. {...} The recently-acquired Amiga Games will churn out 50 titles of its own onto Microsoft's desktop and mobile OS before year's end, and could bump the total up to 500 afterwards. |
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{Thread @ lemonamiga.com} Rather than go through and update the old thread I thought I'd include links to all Amiga games released this year in a new easy-to-use thread (I hope). |
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{Thread @ eab. Check out Lionagony's input about him playing every Amiga game every and rating his top 300+} |
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Exploring the world of games, past and present... |
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Gaming magazines can be simultaneously a challenging and an invaluable source for early histories of digital games and gaming. They were often produced and sold at low costs to make them affordable to their often young reader base. {...} These magazines offered the readers a sense of belonging within specialised communities. Understanding the homosocial aspects of the culture that, in our case, German gaming magazines represented therefore means understanding gaming magazines not only in their written contents, but also in their style. |
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