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This beginner’s guide will provide an overview of core aspects of the Workbench experience. We’ll look at Workbench basics from visual interface elements to mouse operation, launching apps, finding files, multitasking abilities and popular accessories. These fundamentals will help new retro computing enthusiasts get the most from their Amiga workflows. |
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A good thread over at Amigalove.com on the subject. |
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Yes, 59 kilobits per second of PURE INTERNET! But how did I get here? Well, follow me and I’ll show you. The basic concept is to use the Amiga’s serial port to talk to an ESP8266 running a SLIP Router, which will then link to your wifi and the internet. |
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Turns out that Commodore, in their infinite wisdom, killed off Say back in 1992 with the release of Workbench 3. As my A1200 is running the very latest Workbench 3.2.1. it simply wasn’t included and hasn’t been for a great many years. I couldn’t leave it there though, I really wanted Say on my Amiga and wasn’t going to settle until I made it happen. Thankfully the fix turned out to be pretty simple, provided you can lay your hands on an old Workbench floppy disk that is! Luckily I have loads of old workbench disks going back to version 1.2 so finding the files wasn’t too difficult.. |
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{Swedish computer dealer that has a nice selection of Amiga items, to include the X5000, among many other items.}. |
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Ghidra Amiga Extension. Load Amiga Hunk executables and Kickstart ROMs. Includes NDK 3.9 symbols |
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A GIMP plugin for importing/exporting IFF-ILBM. |
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Amiga 512kB memory expansion. Minimal cost efficient design. |
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A recreation of the Amiga2000 motherboard using Sprint Layout. |
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The source files hosted on Github. |
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The official source code of AMOS Professional on the Amiga. |
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Apollo Team AROS repository for active development of AROS for Vampire systems. |
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Source code for the original APL release version 5.82. |
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This is a collection of decompression routines for old formats popular in the Amiga, Atari computers and some other systems from 80's and 90's as well as some that are currently used which were used in a some specific way in these old systems. |
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LHA archive support for Python. |
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Sodipodi is general vector illustrating application for Linux/Unix and Windows. It uses W3C SVG as native file and in-memory image format and can do many neat things. |
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{Thread @ Amiga.org discussing a source of nylon CPU card standoffs for the A4000 and possibly others} |
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GL4ES is a OpenGL 2.1/1.5 to GL ES 2.0/1.1 translation library, with support for Pandora, ODroid, OrangePI, CHIP, Raspberry PI, Android, Emscripten and AmigaOS4. This is a library provide OpenGL 2.x functionality for GLES2.0 accelerated Hardware (and of course also support OpenGL 1.5 function, sometimes better than when using GLES 1.1 backend) There is also support for GLES 1.1 Hardware, emulating OpenGL 1.5, and some OpenGL 2.x+ extensions. |
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GL4ES is an OpenGL 2.1/1.5 to GL ES 2.0/1.1 translation library, with support for Pandora, ODroid, OrangePI, CHIP, Raspberry PI, Android and AmigaOS4. For AmigaOS4 translation done via ogles2.library (written by Daniel "Daytona" Muessener), and which in turn works on top of warp3dnova.library (written by Hans de Ruiter). Minimum requirements for ogles2.library are 2.8 and for warp3dnova.library it should be 1.65 With GL4ES we have not only OpenGL1.x as with MiniGL, but OpenGL 1.x, OpenGL2.x and even some limited OpenGL3.x support. Also it is faster than MiniGL and bug-less. Written by Sebastian "ptitSeb" Chevalier. AmigaOS4 version handled by kas1e, but all actual AmigaOS4 related code still done by ptitSeb. |
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I don’t usually go to many Amiga parties. In that sense, this year has been well above average, as I actually made it to three: a local retro meet-up in March, my demogroup’s annual reunion in August, and the Amiga40 event the previous weekend. I’m happy to report that the fun factor kept rising with each one, with Amiga40 being the definite highlight. |
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{Computer Trade Weekly opinion on slow death of the Amiga} |
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Have you already completed all levels of original "Gloom" (CD32 version)? If you bought a Floppy Disk Drive for CD32 (Analogic FDD is the most inexpensive), play following mods. You can download these mods for FREE. Enjoy these games as "Console games"!! You can also use 6 button pad for Mega Drive, one of the greatest control pad. |
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Source code to the Amiga FPS classic by Black Magic. Source is provided "as-is" with no support, and no guarantee that it contains the full, complete or final code or data. |
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Source code to the Amiga FPS classic by Black Magic |
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Nowadays, using classic Amiga hardware-hitting software on AmigaOS 4 systems is possible thanks to the remarkable work poured into UAE. However, running Amiga software on an Amiga system through such an indirect mechanism feels kind of awkward. glUAE makes the emulation experience perfectly natural by transparently integrating the emulator into the system, thanks to the AmigaOS flexibility and the UAE configurability. |
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