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{Russian} DaDither is a small utility designed to convert full color images to paletted images or to images intended for display on various retro platforms such as the ZX-Spectrum. DaDither allows you to convert images for the following retro platforms: Amiga, Amstrad CPC, BBC Micro, Commodore 64, MSX, Pico-8, Sinclair QL, TI-99/4A {& more} |
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{Thread @ eab.abime.ne covering a new Dark Forces Amiga port} |
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Databench, the ultimate database. Big performance for a small price. Features: manages up to 500 million entries, up to 64 fields (soon even more), seven different field types (incl. IFF, BOOL, FORMEL ect.), incorporates IFF-pictures, diverse sorting-algorithms, multiple letter function, label printing, extensive editing (cut, copy, paste etc.), Complex filter functions (with wildcards and links), up to five files open (more soon), low level relation between files, arexx-port, vast configuration options, import/export from/to other Databases, password protection, read-only option and more. There is also an extension pack to make Databench a true relational Database. |
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The purpose of the DataTypes Library is to provide tools for handling data in an object-oriented way. The object-oriented approach means that your application can work with numerous data file standards without having to worry about the complex details of each one. Instead you only need to understand the simple conventions of the library. The DataTypes Library is built on Intuition's BOOPSI facility (BOOPSI is an acronym for Basic Object-Oriented Programming System for Intuition). Although not required, it is very helpful to know a little about how BOOPSI works before trying to use the DataTypes Library. Some familiarity with object-oriented theory and practice is also helpful, though not required. |
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{Mirror of an interview conducted on Amiga.org} I wanted to thank you for taking the time to answer some of the questions we have lined up for you ... Here goes: |
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The Interactive Fiction Archive is the site for the rec.games.int-fiction newsgroup. It's a fascinating place to explore and has a lot of source code and executable programs for 'Adventure,' info on the history of the game, and info on interactive fiction in general. You will probably find a version of 'Adventure' that you can run on your machine here. Thanks to David Kinder, we have this nicely formatted list of all the versions they have available. |
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{French} Need explanations? Do you see the index just above? Yes, the small letters. Click on it to explore the decade 85-95, time of the glorious reign of the Amiga! This constantly expanding selection brings together more than 800 titles, succinctly presented, which will make you fall back into childhood. And if the names of the games mean nothing to you, don't panic, there will also be images... Your favorite game has been forgotten? Do not hesitate to write to me. I love discovering new horrible dung monstrosities dastardly abominations new nuggets! That's it ! Come on, one more for the road: the Amiga ! |
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The obscure software synth wonders of the Commodore Amiga hold up today as unique sound creation instruments. And as early as 1985 they offered real-time polyphonic synthesis, thanks to the onboard Paula chip. Paulee Bow shares their deep dive into a wide assortment of these in a new documentary – and makes the platform tantalizing enough that even generations born long after the Amiga may find themselves booting an emulator or hunting flea markets. |
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Yellowed cases give our ancient computers “character”, right? Err...that's debatable. I expect most collectors (including me) would rather have them looking like they did out of the box all those years ago. Thankfully since around 2009, variations on a “Retrobright” remedy have been available, most of which involve using hydrogen peroxide, UV light and laundry activators to reverse the effect. I’ve experimented with this myself with good results. Disappointingly, I’ve also found the Retrobrighted items can re-yellow over time even though stored in almost complete darkness! |
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Deark is a portable command-line utility that can decode certain types of files, and either convert them to a more-modern or more-readable format, or extract embedded files from them. It also has an option (-d) to display detailed information about a file’s contents and metadata. It’s free and open source. (Currently supports 283 different file formats. For OS4} |
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Amiga monitors have never been especially easy to find, but as time moves on, they get even harder. In a pinch you can use a television, but that has some drawbacks. Fortunately there are some other modern alternatives. The Dell E1912HF is a good example, though not the only one |
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Amiga compatible home computer system PCB/DIY High quality TG-155/ENIG PCB. Denise is more than just another reverse engineered Commodore Amiga© Clone. She's a work of art, just like the original. Her anonymous Swedish creator has worked on the design in his spare time for over ten years. There is no exact match but Denise can easiest be described as a compact A500+ compatible motherboard with two Zorro2 slots and a few additional features. |
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Denise is a cycle accurate and platform independant C64 / Amiga emulator. My motivation for this project is understanding how it works and write clean and easy readable code. Denise now emulates an Amiga 500 and Amiga 1000. Features already known from the C64 emulation, such as runAhead, savestates, drive sounds, PAL encoding, dynamic rate control, G-Sync/FreeSync, Warp, just in time polling are also available for the Amiga |
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{TRANSLATED LINK: Czechoslovakian} A long time ago, I did a speed comparison of AmigaOS and MorphOS computers, and many people found it interesting that old Powermacs from 2005 are faster than some NG Amigas, even ten years newer. Sometimes this topic is mentioned over and over again on all amigaphoras. I was also interested in why this is so, so I took a look at how individual CPUs in AmigaNG look and why they differ so much in terms of performance. Well, when I found out what such exotics as the PPC440 core (Sam440ep, Sam460ex) or even the e500v2 core (A1222 Tabor) look like, I thought that it would be worth doing systematically. And this article gradually emerged from that. It will not be history according to dates, but according to the development of processor architecture. I try to explain abbreviations and unfamiliar terms in the text, and at the end there is also an Explanations section, where everything should be found. |
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DevilutionX is a port of Diablo and Hellfire that strives to make it simple to run the game while providing engine improvements, bugfixes, and some optional quality of life features. |
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This is a bundle that includes a collection of tools, environment and examples for programming on the Amiga (68k) What is included: AmiBlitz 3.9.9 , Amiga E 3.3a, AmigaRebol V2, EVO, AmiLua 0.2, AMOS Pro 2.0, AMOS Pro X (AGA) beta 0.209, ASM-One 1.48 & 1.49-RC2, Blitz Basic 2.1, FreePascal 3.2.2, GCC 2.95.3, PureBasic 4.00, REDPILL 0.9.17, VBCC 0.9j compiler. TOOLS: BlitzGUIGen 1.8, Designer, GadToolsBox 3.0a, minAD 1.7, MUIBuilder 2.3, StormWizard 2.3, UBB2.1, & Blitz Basic Tutorials. SDK/NDK: MUI 5.0 SDK, P96 SDK (link only), NDK 3.9 (link only), NDK 3.2 (link only), RoadShow SDK 1.5 & VBCC PosixLib |
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# ABOUT _dhewm 3_ is a _Doom 3_ GPL source port, know to work on at least Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, FreeBSD and now! AmigaOS4. |
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You know making backups is essential to prevent loss of data? It can even help you to transfer old files to a new computer. But you are missing a powerful tool for MorphOS? Would you want the best backup program that is available for AmigaOS for your MorphOS too? Don't look any further! |
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Adapter to fit the older 1MB Agnus to the A500+ . The 8375 Agnus needed for Amiga 500+ is getting expensive and scarce so this adapter is designed to allow you to fit the much more common 8372A and other 1MB Agnuses from the A500 It also has the ability to take 1MB of DRAM on board instead of the harder to source DIP20 DRAMs needed for an Amiga |
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{German} The sale and all support of Digital Almanac III is officially discontinued. If you are still interested in the program, you can send a request by email to achim.stegemann@onlinehome.de. On the following pages you will find a detailed program description with all features. These pages also correspond to the official program documentation as found on the CD-ROM |
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Discover the Universe using your Amiga |
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{Digital Universe Support forum hosted at amigans.net |
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Back in the days of 16-bit home computers, the one to have if your interests extended to graphics was the Commodore Amiga. It had high resolutions for the time in an impressive number of colours, and thanks to its unique video circuitry, it could produce genlocked broadcast-quality video. Here in 2023 though, it’s all a little analogue. What’s needed is digital video, and in that, [c0pperdragon] has our backs with the latest in a line of Amiga video hacks. This one takes the 12-bit parallel digital colour that would normally go to the Amiga’s DAC, and brings it out into the world through rarely-used pins on the 23-pin video connector. |
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{Lots of various datasheets and various docs: 390544-01_8375_Agnus_specification, Agnus_internal_schematic, Alice_internal_schematic, MC68000/20/30/40/60_datasheet, Zorro3_specifications, A3000CPUslotSpecification, 391380-01_Bridgette_specification, Zorro2_developers_manual, Amiga_Hardware_Reference_Manual, Amiga_Intuition_Reference_Manual, Amiga_A500_A2000_Technical_Reference_Manual, 390541-0x_Ramsey_specification, 390540-02_Gary_specification, 391010-01_Alice_specification, 252126-01_Denise_specification, ADV7120-VideoDAC and more.} |
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Everyday workhorses just expected to be there and do their thing so that you can get on with your life. On the Amiga, one such program is Directory Opus. The biggest irony of AmigaOS is that even though it shipped with a complete desktop environment called Workbench, its mouse-driven file management always felt a bit clumsy. This is where Directory Opus comes in - but it's much more than just a small tool for shuffling files to and fro. |
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