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{Spanish} Si alguna vez te preguntaste donde podrías tener todo el conocimiento de COMMODORE en una sola web, ya has encontrado la respuesta. Realizada por y para amantes del COMMODORE, con todo lo que cualquier usuario pasado y presente del COMMODORE necesita para revivir un momento de su vida. |
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Retro lovers unite for a not-for-profit, friendly annual meeting of enthusiasts of Commodore, Amiga and life in general. Active since 1983, we meet every January and anyone can book a ticket. There is something for everyone whether you are into games, hardware, software, demos or just meeting like-minded people. |
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Commodore Users of Edmonton (CUE), Fresno Commodore User Group (FCUG) and the Clark County Commodore Computer Club (5C's Group) were pleased to present CommVEx 2005 - a Commodore Computer EXPO in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Cincinnati Commodore Computer Club (CCCC) also contributed financially to CommVEx. A presentation of member clubs of the United Commodore User Groups Association (UCUGA) |
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It's Vegas, baby! CommVEx stormed Las Vegas, Nevada, from 2005 to 2019! Fifteen awesome years!. Celebrating its 15 years, CommVEx is the longest-running Commodore and Amiga show in the U.S.A.(as of 2019)! |
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From time to time, I see the phrase “Commodore stock scam” or something similar come up in discussion or in books. Commodore, in case you don’t know, was a high-flying computer company in the 1980s that was literally making computers as quickly as they could sell them while Apple struggled for its survival, and was in the enviable position of being the main supplier of chips for its competitors. Imagine if Intel sold computers at retail next to HP and Dell, while still selling chips to Dell. That was Commodore in 1984. I don’t have 1984 figures, but in 1985, Commodore had 38% of the computer market all to itself. IBM and its clones, combined, had 49%. Apple had 13%. But a decade later, Commodore had squandered all of that away and was out of business. That’s why Robert X. Cringely sums up Commodore as Irving Gould‘s stock scam, then goes back to writing about Apple. The real story is more complicated than that. More interesting, too. |
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Information on the sales of the Amiga throughout the world may be lacking in many respects. However, there are some figures available that indicate how many were sold during the Commodore era. These only show official figures, the number of Amigas world-wide has been estimated to be 4 times as much. |
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Reproduced March 18 2002 with permission from Maurizio Banavage. Graphics added by Commodore.ca Nov 2018. Commodore-Computer-Factory-CBMIn 1954 Jack Tramiel founded Commodore as a typewriter repair service. Jack Tramiel was Polish, and after Auschwitz he traveled to the United States and joined the Army. After the army he decided to open a repair shop in the Bronx. Tramiel always had an inclination towards technology such as mechanical and electro-mechanical. Tramiel Moved again in 1955, this time to Ontario, Canada becoming a low-cost office furniture manufacturer. |
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Commodore OS Vision was a publicly available linux distribution created by Leo Nigro, on behalf of Commodore USA, LLC in 2010, to be used as a default install for their new Commodore branded line of computers including the Commodore C64x |
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{A very detailed breakdown of 15 different Operating Systems {Amiga included} and all their major features} |
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A replacement PCB for the Competition Pro Mini and Pro Star Mini (with autofire) Joysticks to easily replace failing microswitches with modern parts. |
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bgpk, unrnc, pkinf, atf, brew, tara_ng, libarc_tools_68k, tara, newdpk, deshrink, NibDec, delzo, wunzy, Shrinkler_68k, bzip2_clib2, xz-utils, lzmautils-68k, untarka034_68k, brotli_68k, uclpack_68k, lunzip_68k, clzip_68k, lzip_68k, tarlz_68k, amigadepacker_68k, 7z1602_ix48, 7z1602_68k_src.7z, lzop_68k, Blitz_lh, lz4_68k, chmlib_68k, compress_68k, amiaudcomp, mp3toSV & bonk_enc. {A listing of all the compression programs by lory lombus} |
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{Thread @ eab.abime.net covering how to connect an A500 keyboard to a A1200 MB} |
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Ever wanted to connect an Amstrad 3” disk drive to your Amiga for emulator usage or disk dumping? The circuit presented here can be used to interface double sided, double density 3” disk drives like the Amstrad EME-231. |
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{A nice find. The Commodore section lists 20 different devices covering various schematics, parts listings, links to repair kits and more. You might just find what you're looking for here} |
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{Listings for **ALL** their Commodore repair parts. Amiga and 8 Bit. Lots of capacitor replacement kits and more to be found here} |
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{a collection of icons for various systems: Amiga, windows, apple & more} |
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I’ve written this blog post together with Harri Salokorpi. We’ll walk you through an example that creates graphics on the display with a simple animation. We both hope this blog post provides a quick start to those who want to try out programming on this legendary device. However, we’re mostly going to use an emulator as a development environment, so the real device is not mandatory. |
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In my x-bench setup video I mentioned that there is a limit within Workbench 3.1 for using hard drive partitions above 4gb which is incorrect. There is no such limit and in this weeks video I show you how to create large partitions. Its actually very simple. Massive thanks to Daedalus and Jope from EAB for explaining just how simple is actually is! |
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{Thread @ arcadecontrols.com discussing issues when a CRT is rotated.} |
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{Thread @ reddit discussing 15kHz monitors} |
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Cubic IDE is a powerful, modular Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for AmigaOS3 and MorphOS developers. It is designed to assist programmers during all stages of development: editing, compilation, writing the installation script, documentation and creating a web site for your final product. |
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{Thread @ reddit.com discussing a Grapevive Group, Inc upgraded A500 motherboard to version 5.2} |
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curl is used in command lines or scripts to transfer data. curl is also used in cars, television sets, routers, printers, audio equipment, mobile phones, tablets, medical devices, settop boxes, computer games, media players and is the Internet transfer engine for thousands of software applications in over twenty billion installations. curl is used daily by virtually every Internet-using human on the globe. {Amiga 68k & PPC versions available} |
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Perhaps the most famous Amiga text editor for programmers was developed 25 years ago (1986/1987) by Bruce Dawson, Colin Fox & Steve LaRocque (CygnusSoft Software) and was originally self-published. Even back then, CygnusEd distinguished itself by its high performance and robustness. Development on CygnusEd proceeded at a steady pace in those following years. CygnusEd was one of the first programs to feature an ARexx interface, and was the first Amiga text editor with an Undo/Redo feature. Many Amiga programmers "grew up" with CygnusEd and a considerable part of the Amiga software library was created with CygnusEd. |
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This is the website of dA JoRMaS - a collective of multimedia artists with emphasis on electronic dance music. dA JoRMaS was formed in 1994 in order to help its members release music and other works through multimedia productions in the Amiga demo scene. The members have also had their own projects and collaborations under different pseudonyms like .jRM, Mulletronic, Tero and Shr888m. These pages contain information about dA JoRMaS' productions as a demo group and links to the works of individual members of dA JoRMaS. |
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