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You may remember this small program from the 90's and maybe you are still using it nowadays. We are talking about Lupe - the magnifying glass program. Lupe was originally released in 1995 and was developed until 1997 by Frank Toepper. In 2000 the source code was released and lay around untouched for centuries. Then in 2022, after encountering some problems with the old version I took the source code, ported it to AmigaE, fixed a couple of bugs and added some features. The result is: Lupe V2.0. |
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A blog about Commodore 8-bit & 16-bit computers, retro tech and the odd gadget or two... |
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The most powerful archiver available for the Amiga. LZX uses a compact way of encoding large match offsets. The Amiga implementation includes file merging, where data are grouped into large blocks, instead of being individually compressed. |
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his is a website of resources for M68k Clang/LLVM toolchain. |
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Motorola 68k Assembly environment for Emacs. Focusing on Amiga in the beginning with lsp-server and debugger. Might extend to support other platforms based upon interest Includes setup for lsp-mode, and experimental dap-mode. |
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{Ever wonder what MAC OUI numbers were assigned to Commodore International for network gear? Well wonder no more. 00:80:10:00:00:00 - 00:80:10:FF:FF:FF} |
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In the mid 1990s, MacroSystem Germany released the Maestro Professional sound card for the Amiga. It was a special sound card because it was fully digital, having only optical and coaxial digital connectors. It was suited for lossless recording from CD and DAT, as well as generating lossless audio output for DAT recordings. With tools like Samplitude, the Amiga became a studio quality digital audio workstation. There was also a tool for doing backups on DAT. At that time, these tapes were the cheapest way to backup entire harddisks (a 90 minutes DAT tape could backup almost 1 GB of data, which was a lot in the 1990s). |
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Article & Reveiw index for NewTekniques, NewtekPro, Video Toaster User, AC's Tech, Amazing Computing, Amiga Domaine Public, Amiga Info, Amiga Informer, Amiga News, Amiga Survivor, Amiga World, Amiga World Tech Journal, CU Amiga & Scientific Amigan. |
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This GitHub repository is a public site for organizing and maintaining the development of the so-called Magic User Interface (MUI) for AmigaOS-driven computer systems. While the services and information on these pages are mainly focused for the developers of the AmigaOS port of MUI only, it also provides online API documentation targeted for interested software developers using MUI. In addition, for end-users wanting to enhance their MUI experience, this site provides updates as well as online documentation and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). Even more important every developer and end-user using MUI is invited to report bugs and request enhancements by using the public ticket management system. |
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MagicUAE Legacy is the all-new release of the famous series of ready-to-use Amiga configurations for WinUAE. In this new pack, you'll find all the Amiga models* emulated with breathtaking realism, plus many other new features. All configurations have been revised to surpass MagicUAE 23. Colours and animation have been improved, and other adjustments have also been made to guarantee perfect results. |
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We know how to make Linux look like Windows 95, MacOS 9, and BeOS… but what about Amiga OS? I mean, if we’re going to go through the trouble of making a Linux desktop look like a classic computer systems… it would be heresy to not include the Amiga! What follows are the best options that I’ve found to achieve exactly that goal. We’ll be starting with XFCE as our default desktop — XFCE is sort of the gold standard for making your desktop look like older systems. If you’re following along at home, I highly recommend installing XFCE before we get started. You can use pretty much any Linux distribution you like. |
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This project is essentially PiMiga running on the Raspberry Pi 400. If you're new to retro PC emulation, check out our guide on how to emulate Amiga on systems like the Raspberry Pi. |
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I was having an email conversation with Stoo Cambridge, and he mentioned that he was having trouble making his Linux machine display thumbnails of Amiga IFF/ILBM files. It turns out I have a solution for him, so I am sharing it here to help anyone else. |
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Amigaguide documents are created employing a text-editor. Amigaguide documents contain hyperlinks which enable the person viewing the document to jump from one page of a document to another, these pages along with the links they contain are called nodes. The basic structure for a document is as follows: {...} As long as you follow this template, followed by more nodes of corse, you should have all the fundamentals for your own document. |
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This page is for any Amiga and yet-to-be Amiga enthusiasts out there. I’ve learned a lot (not everything) and maybe some of this info will help others. |
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{All off Mambo's Coffin OS pages} |
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Thread at Aussiearcade.com |
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{A great Amiga blog by Epsilon. Lots of good stories, reviews and insight can be found here.} |
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{ESCOM press release from the Chairman of the Executive Board, Escom AG from 30 May 1995} Ladies and gentlemen, Since we won the auction for the intellectual property of Commodore and Amiga, the ESCOM AG is flooded with congratulation messages. Amiga clubs and Amiga users write to ask us to revive and continue to develop and improve the Amiga. Many of them actually sent us their wishes for future hardware architectures and operating systems improvements. However, it is still unclear for many users how a PC manufacturer and retailer will use the Amiga technology. Here is our answer: |
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AmigaOS3.5 Manual, AmigaOS3.9 Manual, AmigaMail Volume 2, Hardware Manual, Libraries Manual, Devices Manual, Includes and Autodocs 2.0 & Includes and Autodocs 3.5. |
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Online store selling Mister FPGA, Mistica FPGA16, Sidi, Zemmix Neo and more. |
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Fast .NET converter for Markdown to HTML, HTML to Markdown, AmigaGuide to HTML, smart plain text to HTML, and HTML to plain text. |
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A VERY comprehensive list. |
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