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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2023
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{The quick link for all pages tagged with PISTORM} |
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{A directory listing website listing many Amiga sites} |
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This is a list of games for the Amiga line of personal computers organised alphabetically by name. See Lists of video games for related lists. This list has been split into multiple pages. It contains over 3000 games. Please use the Table of Contents to browse it. |
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Amiga computers were renowned for their “multimedia” capabilities. As early as 1985, an Amiga 1000 could display static images composed of 4096 colors or animate 32-color screens. This was way above the graphical abilities of the other personal computers on the market at that time. With dozen of applications such as Deluxe Paint or Lightwave taking advantage of these abilities, the reputation of the Amiga as a graphical workstation was well deserved. Can we load a modern image on the Amiga and manipulate it with, for instance, Deluxe Paint? |
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Loonies is an Amiga demogroup founded in June 95 by Psycho, Tiny and Tarmslyng. In all Loonies productions the overall design is quite important, and we prefer not to make too traditional boring standard productions. Normally we have some theme or other overall idea going through the demo, and we try not to violate this by some routine or picture not fitting the overall design. A production by Loonies can be marked as a Livitas Production. Livitas means crazy, weird, absurd, insane, and a Livitas Production is therefore somewhat absurd and weird etc, and should not be taken too serious.. |
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It was in the late summer of 1985 when I first heard of the Amiga. I learned about the forthcoming system in an issue of Personal Computing magazine that featured the Amiga on its cover and contained an in-depth dive into the what was the most amazing computer — by an incredible margin — I had ever seen. The specifications I read and the photos I saw within made such an impact on me that I wrote a post to this blog about the magazine itself, A Look at the Sauciest Magazine I Ever Owned, about ten years ago. |
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{French} Computer-generated images (Real 3D, Deluxe Paint, 3DSMax, POVRay...), computer-generated videos and animations in DivX format, slideshows, 3D scenes and models, demos and Amiga and Pegasos freeware games |
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{LukHash has again has created another WONDERFUL new song & video this time just for the Amiga. Enjoy!} |
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Fusion of 8-bit digital mayhem and '80s inspired synth music combined with modern sounds and cyberpunk aesthetics. Are we progressing forward or drifting back? Only two ways to find out… on the dancefloor or in your headphones. |
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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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his is a website of resources for M68k Clang/LLVM toolchain. |
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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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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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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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Marko's headquarters of Amiga and AmigaOS stuff - both Classic and AmigaOS 4. My Amiga Software: My various Amiga software productions. My Amiga Ports/Packings: Various software I've ported, packaged or just uploaded. Amiga Intros and Demos: Demo scene prods - Amiga prods by my groups Void and Candle. My Amiga Videos: Amiga related videos I've uploaded to YouTube. My AmigaOS 4 screenshots: Screenshot and photos of AmigaOS 4. Wikipedia: Amiga articles on Wikipedia that I'm involved in. Amiga Links: Amiga related links. |
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I don’t think it’s any great secret that RAL 1019 is the color of the Commodore 64 breadbin and its matching peripherals. But what can you do in parts of the world where you can’t find RAL 1019 in spray cans? Here are some other tips for matching Commodore breadbin beige. |
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Mediathek is a software for downloading Movies from different public (german speaking) TV-stations (ARD, ZDF, 3Sat, WDR...). It is based on the program MediathekView, which is available for Windows/Linux/Macos, und uses the same database. But in contrast to them, Mediathek on Amiga uses its own SQL-server, what gives some speedups and more filteroptions. |
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I found the thumbnail biography of one Mehdi Ali recently. It reads, in part: “His prior experience includes serving as the President of Commodore International, where he accomplished a major operational turnaround.” I don’t think he and I share the same definition of “major operational turnaround.” |
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This is a collection of scanned and transcribed newsletters and disk magazines from the Memphis Amiga Group, as well as newsletters from its predecessor, the Memphis Commodore Users Club. The Memphis Commodore Users Club (or Users Group, MCUG) started in the early 80s and lasted until the early to mid 90s. It spawned the Memphis Amiga Group (MAG) as a SIG in the late 80s. MAG operated from the late 80s to the late 90s. Commodore's demise in 1994 took the wind out of the group, and after a few more years it faded out of existence. |
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The Amiga Transputer was proposed by Tim King (who had previously ported TripOS to the 68k) and several others at Metacomco. The company had developed the custom OS, Helios to interact with the host operating system. The project was demonstrated at several Commodore Amiga shows, but the company never bought the technology. It was later sold as the Atari Transputer. |
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{Blog with lots of information, articles and guides about his interaction with the Amiga} |
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{online Amiga store. Lots of products} |
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{Showing the USEPA case information on the Commodore Semiconductor Group Superfund site} |
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MilkyTracker is an open source, multi-platform music application for creating .MOD and .XM module files. It attempts to recreate the module replay and user experience of the popular DOS program Fasttracker II, with special playback modes available for improved Amiga ProTracker 2/3 compatibility. |
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{German} Welcome. Welcome to my site! Did you also have a Commodore 64 or an Amiga? Then you know that these "machines" were something special or are still. Like many others, I still deal with the C64 and Amiga. With this page I made it a goal to remember the good old Commodore computers. Under "Collection" you can view my modest Commodore collection. In the guest book you can get rid of praise and criticism. Would you like to help improve this page? No problem. Report error, add items or send us information for new database entries. And if you just want to see what Commodore is there, have fun browsing! |
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