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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2023
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Mini Office Amiga is a powerful and flexible integrated package capable of performing a vast array of home and office business tasks. Its five feature-packed modules include: A professional Word Processor with powerful graphics capabilities and a 50,000 word spell checker. Ideal for a wide variety of correspondence and official documents. A versatile Database which is simple to use and powerful enough to deal with anything from basic address book functions to club membership lists and business records. A flexible Spreadsheet with more than 50 functions, simplifying the most complex domestic monthly budgets or commercial cash flow forecasts. |
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The MiSTer is an open-source project that emulates consoles, computers and arcade boards via FPGA – This is different from software emulation, as there’s potential for performance exactly like the original. While software emulation has the potential to be really accurate as well, you’re much more likely to get zero lag via FPGA emulation, making this an amazing option for people using both HDMI displays and CRT’s! Setup and use has gotten really simple and I created a quick video to get you started, with links and more instructions below: |
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Mister FPGA, also known as MiSTer, is a fascinating and versatile open-source project that has gained significant popularity among retro gaming enthusiasts, hardware tinkerers, and FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) enthusiasts. It allows users to recreate the experience of playing classic video games and using vintage computer systems on modern hardware, bringing the nostalgia of the past into the present. At its core, Mister FPGA is a small computer system built around an FPGA chip that can mimic the behavior of various vintage hardware platforms and consoles, making it a powerful and flexible tool for emulation and retro gaming. |
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{Mixelslab's Amiga Stuff section} |
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As the Name already implies, ModExplorer was made to explore the world of music modules. Therefore, the philosophy behind ModExplorer is not to be just another audioplayer, to listen to your musicarchives. There are really enough tools for this purpuse, and they do their job very well! ModExplorer goes a step beyond and provides you with mods, you've never heard before. To do so, ModExplorer downloads modules from the web randomly and plays them for you. Also these mods won't be saved permanently. ModExplorer will create a playlist instead, which contains internetlinks to those musikfiles. So You can replay them lateron. |
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The Panasonic JU-257A605P drive used in A1200s built by Amiga Technologies is designed for IBM compatible computers, that’s why it has _CHNG on pin 34 and why the _RDY signal is missing. The following steps describe how to rebuild the Panasonic disk drive. |
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When it comes to modern operating systems for PowerPC-based systems like pre-Intel Macs, or other PowerPC-based systems like older or newer AmigaOS-compatible systems, there is an increasing lack of options. For 32-bit PPC, official Linux support has been dropped already, leaving only unofficial builds and of course AmigaOS as well as AmigaOS-like operating systems. So what do you do if you have a PPC-based Mac system lying around which you do not simply want to run the same old, unsupported copy of MacOS on? In a recent video, [Michael MJD] decided to give MorphOS 3.17 a shot on a Mac G4 Cube. |
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I had cause to need to mount a hard drive – actually, a Compact Flash card, but that’s beside the point – from an Amiga on my PC the other day. In theory, not a problem: Linux includes in-built support for Amiga FastFileSystem (AFFS) devices, so it should just be a case of identifying which of the three partitions I’m after and giving the mount command. So, let’s fire up fdisk: |
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Vim with a MUI GUI. Running on AmigaOS 4, AROS and MorphOS. |
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With Multipaint, you can draw pictures with the color limitations of some typical 8-bit and 16-bit computer platforms. The screen formats supported are Commodore 64 high resolution, Commodore 64 multicolor, Commodore Plus/4 Hires, Commodore Plus/4 multicolor, Commodore Vic-20 Hires, Commodore Vic-20 multicolor, ZX Spectrum, ZX ULAplus, MSX 1, Amstrad CPC mode 0/1 (and 0 with Overscan), Sinclair QL, Commodore Amiga and Atari ST low resolution. |
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Music-X was the name of a popular Midi sequencer program that I created for the Commodore Amiga in 1988 and which was published by MicroIllusions. To fully tell the story of how Music-X got created, however, I need to go back in time a decade or two. |
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Mutant Caterpillar Games is the place to go to for tested, working, refurbished 8-bit and 16-bit hardware and software. Every single item from cassette to computer is guaranteed working. Please bear with us while we update our store with new stock and images! We have many items not listed yet (testing software and hardware takes time!), so please contact us if there's something you're looking for - we may well have it! Do you need a computer repaired? We've repaired Sinclairs, Amstrads, Commodores, Acorns, Atari STs, Amigas... and we'll always have a go at something if it's broken - drop us a line and maybe we can help! Perhaps you need some replacement chips to repair your machine yourself? We've built up a selection of some of the harder to find chips which we sell as spares - all fully tested, of course! Got something to sell? Ask us - we may be interested, whatever the condition |
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The animations range from small intro's to my friends projects or to my own music videos and movies including just some basic frame grabbing from well known films such as; Total Recall and Scanners. Also, some random animations were created for no particular projects, just messing around in Deluxe Paint 3 mostly. Creating these animations on Amiga 500 with so little memory was a real challenge and the lack of hard disk space proved to be even more challenging in the days where floppy disks costs like a fortune each! The animation were basically saved on several disks and cut to fit during storage and before I could get the money to buy real expensive harddrives for the Amiga. This page consists of Amiga ANIM files converted to Animated GIF at about 17mb, so please be patient while loading. |
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So, I’m a lucky retro computing loving boy! I happen to own a sweet ass Amiga 1200 (in the cool CD32 limited edition case from A1200.Net) as you will see from the photo’s on the site. I’ve had an accelerator in this machine for many years (way before the cool CD32 case) and what I had was a Blizzard MkIV 68030 running at 50Mhz and 32Mb RAM. This would have been eye wateringly expensive in 1995 when it was released at 299DM and probably out of reach for the average Amiga fan (especially when to get proper use from it you would have had to have owned a hard drive too). My lovely Blizzard served a purpose for years and is probably still the best “Old school” accelerator for the Amiga 1200 (bang for buck). Excellent for running Workbench from my Compact Flash HD and subsequently WHDLoad games worked a treat. Of course being a straight up 68030 accelerator – it’s very compatible with all the software available. Here’s a wee picture of what it looked like. |
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Thanks to a dear friend I became the proud owner of a Vampire V4SA. A couple of points to note from my experience: It is an amazing little machine (a super amiga in a box) very and lots of fun! When you have a working “core” and configuration you are happy with “keep it”. Special Mention – “ApolloBoot” is even more amazing! It brings it to life! *Please note, much of this is a summation as it happened over several weeks and my memory is not as good as it once was! I should have thought ahead and taken notes too! Out of the box, for me it worked – thanks to the lucky fact that I happened to have a keyboard and mouse that worked with it, this was not so much by good planning as just luck! As it is very fussy about hardware compatibility. |
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As you could have read in one of my previous posts is my AmigaOne X5000 equipped with an AMD RX570 graphics card. The use of the RX line of cards allows us to use the VA library. The Video Acceleration Library has been created to support hardware video decoding on Radeon Polaris (RX) cards. For us AmigaOS4.x users this is a very welcome addition to the use of our beloved OS and X5000. The downside to switching to an RX based graphics card is not having support in the Linux kernel for this. This results in losing the ability to use LInux on the X5000. The only option I could think of was adding a second graphics card to bring Linux back to the machine. As there are some posts on the hyperion forum referring to the setup of two graphics cards in the X5000 I thought it would be nice to write about my own setup. |
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{DE Translated} mySQLcontrol is a database administration and editing program for the mySQL database server under AmigaOS 4. Databases and tables can be created, deleted and changed via a reaction-based interface. The table structure can also be changed. An SQL QUERY query can also be used to select/display and edit specific data records. An SQL console can also be started in which all SQL commands can be issued directly. The prefs window can also be used to connect to a mySQL server on another computer or on the Internet! Sorry for english speaking people. Only the download instructions on the bottom of the side are translated. The program itself has english catalog. |
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{Translated German} mySQLcontrol is a database administration and editing program for the mySQL database server under AmigaOS 4. Databases and tables can be created, deleted and changed via a reaction-based interface. The table structure can also be changed. Data records can also be searched for/displayed and edited using an SQL QUERY query. An SQL console can also be started in which all SQL commands can be issued directly. A connection to a mySQL server on another computer or on the Internet can also be established via the Prefs window! |
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myWorkspace! creates an alternative user experience environment. Do you remember the good old days of 16Bit computers? myWorkspace! is a tryout to implement an alternative user interface for an Operating System. It feels like back in time, but as modern as possible. It's written from scratch in modern C++ and runs with highest performance and GPU acceleration. It's implementation is platform independent. |
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Paula audio and CIAA/CIAB emulation for AmigaOS. It's a hack that intercepts some custom chip register accesses and turns them into AHI function calls. |
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An Amiga Serial Midi Interface in open hardware. This serial midi interface is compatible with most Amiga Midi softwares. It simply convert serial RS-232 RX and TX signals to MIDI TTL standard. MIDI IN is opto-isolated to prevent ground loops and induction noise. Self powered via serial port. Convenient thru connector to connect other instruments to MIDI IN in daisy-chain. Tested on Bar and Pipes professional and OCTA-MED. (Let us know yours!) |
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Amos Kittens tries to be 100% compatible AMOS interpreter, so you can download Amos programs from Aminet or cover disks or run AMOS code from ADF disk images. This is the goal of this project. The Amos Kittens commands tries to stay 99% compatible, a few commands won’t work as this project use a bit more modern chunky image format instead of the planar graphic format used on Amiga 500 to 4000. AmigaOS4.x is the platform this thing primary developed on, however code is sometimes tested on other operating systems. |
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{An INCREDIBLE implementation of the Amiga 4.0 OS running in a browser. Also highlights the events and sponsors of Amiga37 in Germany} |
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{While they are still around they no longer support the Amiga. Makers of Dual G3/G4 microATX Mainboard - Codename PEGASOS} |
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{Official NATAMI Blog} In a consumer version the NatAmi is intended to be a very affordable Amiga successor. An Amiga that is powerful enough to be useful for today's typical tasks. The major long-term intentions for NatAmi are: beeing an Amiga compatible design, have the original AmigaOS, binary OS replacements and Amiga applications running, enable playing new and classic Amiga games, expand features to 24bit truecolor gfx and 16bit audio on custom chip register level, implement USB, Ethernet and flashdisk support, provide immediate system on/off and hilbernation, provide enough resources and power to surf the internet and watch online videos, add features to be able to playback DivX, Xvid and DVD |
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