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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year
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Thomas Rapp's step by step guide for installing AOS4.1 on Win UAE. |
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I've noticed MANY people are also having problems with manuals for their hardware. They don't know how to install something, because the don't have the jumper settings, or are missing some relevant info from the manual. I've decided to start a web page for that HERE. Have you ever lost an install disk for a piece of hardware, and then realize that the company is bankrupt? Ever had a cool day, and found a cheap accelerator for that old a1000, but don't know where to turn for the software? Well, here's the place! Take what you need, and send ANY software or manuals for hardware here, so others may benefit too! Hard_Drive_Controllers, Misc_Hardware, Ethernet_and_Serial, Accelerators, Audio, Video_Cards & Manuals. |
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A reimplementation of the 'Installer' utility included with AmigaOS as of version 2.1. InstallerLG aims to be fully compatible with the original as described in the V44.10 documentation. Most resource limitations found in the Commodore implementation are gone, and the GUI has been replaced by a MUI / Zune based one. |
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So, AmigaOS 3.2 is available, at the moment as a physical installation from selected resellers. No matter your opinion of Hyperion, I hope people are at least in favour of supporting the resellers who keep the Amiga dream alive by purchasing the CD (yes, CD!) and any rom chips needed. |
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{Thread @ amiga.org on how to setup PFC3AIO under OS3.2} |
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{just in case you ever have the need to install nt on a Motorola PowerPC based system.} |
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{A forum post about the subject.} |
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{homepage of IAM founded by ex-Commodore Engineer Dale L. Larson. MRBackup 2.5, backup your Amiga harddrives to floppy or tape. MegaBall4 is the classic Amiga game in a huge new commercial package with loads of new features. Connect Your Amiga! A Guide to the Internet, LANs, BBSs and Online Services the critically acclaimed book about Amiga networking and telecommunications, updated for 1996. A set of eight freely redistributable disks to help you Connect Your Amiga! Amiga Envoy peer-to-peer networking software. The Deathbed Vigil and other tales of digital angst a highly-rated film by the famous engineer Dave Haynie. DiskSalv4, the new and improved version of the Amiga disk tools you've always loved. Available only in industrial strength. A cool Amiga T-shirt. An even cooler Amiga T-shirt ("I Have MegaBalls"). The coolest Amiga T-Shirt: The DeathBed Vigil Shirt (complete with loads of Amiga Engineer signatures) & DICE integrated C development environment for the Amiga.} |
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{Forum and source for Stickers Renew Packs, MagicUAE Legacy and Deluxe Icons} |
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A very interesting interview that is made by The Guru Meditation is now on-line! These two amazing people with full of Amiga interest and spirit have managed to interview the Paula Amiga soundchip designer Glenn Keller. He made it possible for the AmigaScene, MOD composers and music groups like Paula Powered create amazing created music that sound just amazing! You also get to know that the Amiga soundchip maker was looking for a ocean engineering jobs, but ended working at Amiga and Commodore. This happened in San Francisco, he mentions. |
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Shortly before Christmas - after years of almost asymptotically approaching this version number - AmiModRadio 1.0 was released. Reason enough for us to ask its programmer 'Tygre' for an interview. |
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Today, we're featuring an interview with Camilla Boemann, a Danish developer who is part of the AmigaOS 68k development team and who is in the process of revitalising this mythical operating system. Thank you for all your relevant answers! |
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To celebrate the 1000th article of Obligement, Carl Sassenrath returns through this long interview on its origins at Amiga Inc. in the 1980's (Manager of AmigaOS and Amiga CDTV system development, among others), the bankruptcy of Commodore, its passages at Apple Computer and Viscorp, Amiga NG, or on its new revolutionary language REBOL. A great name of Silicon Valley! |
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Interview conducted by Andreas Neumann and taken from Amigagadget - April 2000 |
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The Amiga history isn’t complete without a interview with one of the legends behind Commodore UK. David John Pleasance is known from the history to be one that tried to fight for keeping Commodore alive through Commodore UK. |
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We’ve spoken with one of the co-founders of British game developer legends Sensible Software. Sensible Software remains one of the most iconic names in gaming history, celebrated for its innovative designs, sharp humor, and a catalogue of unforgettable titles. From Sensible Soccer to Cannon Fodder and Wizball, the studio helped define an era with games that were as diverse in concept as they were groundbreaking in execution. |
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There's no doubt that a lot of news revolves around Laurent Zorawski. We contacted him to ask questions on a number of subjects, including his role as an Amiga reseller (at Amedia Computer), the creation of AAA Technology, the AmigaOne X5040 and A1222 and his future projects. |
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Here is an interview with Nikola Tomic, a Serbian musician better known on the Amiga scene under the pseudonym DJ Nick, who has been very successful for years with his various productions on and off the Amiga world. |
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With the Amiga demo Chillobits the C64 group Offence surprisingly won the Revision competition in 2020. Here are all details how they did it. |
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{Thread @ amigaworld.net about Olaf} |
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We talked today with Olaf Barthel, the programmer, among others, of the terminal emulator Term and the TCP/IP stack Roadshow. He participated to the development of AmigaOS since the late 1990s. |
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This is an interview with games industry legend Sid Meier, originally posted on Addicted to Pirates!, a now closed fansite for Sid Meier’s Pirates! that was run by Kristian Foshaug. It was originally published November 23, 2004, to coincide with the release of Firaxis’ remake of Sid Meier’s Pirates! |
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The Amiga is one of my all time favorite computers and a chance encounter via the Museum of Computing, where I volunteer, offered the opportunity to interview Dr Tim King and his wife Jessica about their important contribution to the release of the ground breaking Amiga 1000 computer. Without the TRIPOS operating system the Amiga's launch would have been seriously delayed. I am very grateful to Tim and Jessica for allowing me to take up so much of their time on the day of the interview. This was my first multi-camera, multi-mic interview! I hope you enjoy this fascinating interview. |
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The process of researching the last article: “Stepping Into Other Worlds”, the history and products of Virtual Reality Laboratories, Inc. – produced more questions than it answered. One particular title: Distant Suns, has a particularly rich history. It’s author, Mr. Mike Smithwick has graciously agreed to provide us with deeper insight into his title. 30 years on, Distant Suns is still giving star gazers their own planetariums. |
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We’ve spoken with Badger Punch Games about their award-winning Amiga-game Roguecraft. The Amiga game Roguecraft from Norwegian indie developers Badger Punch Games has enjoyed great success since it launched last year, and this weekend saw it win an award for best retro game at the Debug Indie Game Awards in Brighton. We caught up with Henning and Ricki from Badger Punch Games to hear more about them and their game. |
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