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You probably know Oliver Roberts as he's the current author of the iconic Amiga browser, IBrowse. Maybe his name also makes you think about the Warp Datatypes. He kindly answered our questions... |
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At the end of 2022, George Sokianos announced that he was launching a very ambitious project: to port WebKit rendering engine on AmigaOS 4 in order to be able to display the pages of the most modern websites. He kindly agreed to say a little more... The interview was done by Glames and published in our (French) Amiga magazine BOING, issue #7 (October, 2023). |
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{German} Hello dear Amiga fans, this year we have another great episode for all Amiga fans. We are talking to Markus Tillmann about the Amiga 37, which is coming in October. We apologize for the dropouts in the Skype interview, ARD & ZDF are sometimes no better at it with Skype... We would also be happy to receive any suggestions or topic suggestions from you to continue making a great and interesting podcast together. With this in mind - stay healthy! We wish you a lot of fun and good entertainment with the current issue of BoingsWorld... BoingsWorld Episode 95 will be released... when it's done..! Your BoeingsWorld team |
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{A very comprehensive list of books published about the Amiga with links to some of them} |
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A practical guide to the Amiga operating system for beginners, advanced users and professionals. “AmigaOS 3.2 – The manual” is the comprehensive reference book for the current Amiga operating system. The book presents the operating system from A to Z and provides tips and tricks for efficient use, explained simply and comprehensibly |
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One way of booting harddrives on the Replay is by using hard disk files (HDF’s). The Amiga 500 (kickstart 1.3) had no native support for harddrives though, so we need to patch it in. We want to add IDE support to the kickstart, and this patch will, don’t let the SCSI part of the name confuse you. I will not go into the details on why it’s called SCSI patch, but this is the one to use. It’s a backward compatibility thing. |
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{LOTS and LOTS of ports. Including: Duke3dw, uHexen2: Hammer of Thyrion, GLQuake-SDL, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, WildMidi, Aliens vs. Predator, Freeciv 2, Warzone 2100, Wolfenstein 3D and Spear of Destiny, Dark Forces, Doom & much much more!!!} |
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It’s not fair that Amiga 1000s and 500s gets to have all the fun with the Action Replay. But wait... There is a way to get the same functionality on an Amiga 600 or 1200. It’s called HRTmon. In order for this to work the same way as an Action Replay cartridge, HRTmon needs to be resident in ROM as part of the Kickstart. Here is how to do it on macOS... |
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I bought an Amiga 600 on eBay that was in very nice external physical condition, but it wouldn’t boot. Replacing the reset circuit capacitor didn’t fix it either. Inspecting the board, I could see a lot of corrosion around many of the surface-mount capacitors. The board was beyond repair, at least with my skills. I searched online for replacement motherboards, and I found out about the Amiga 600 Junior. |
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A lot of people use Meanwell power supplies as the replacements for the poor quality ones that came with the Amiga. Typically, the 50W variants such as the RPT-60B are used because it fits nicely inside an original Amiga power supply. I wanted to see if I could use a 75W PSU for heavily upgraded Amigas. Here is the journey. |
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This time it is time to build an ReAmiga 4000CR.. |
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Next in my series of building Amiga clones.. the Junior 600. What is the Junior 600? it is a A600 clone made by Róbert Tihanyi. |
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An Umbrella Site for Michael Martin's software experiments. {A VERY nice site covering the internal details on MANY different systems. Within the Amiga section you will find A LOT of Amiga 500 programming tutorials covering everything from: Drawing a Bitmap on Bare-Metal, Mode Switching, Alt Graphics Memory Layouts, Bare-Metal Startup Code and More} |
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This UNFINISHED article is my attempt to comprehensively catalogue most C++'s main failings, since I haven't yet come across anything that does so to my satisfaction. While it is based upon several years of thought on the subject, I may have made some mistakes, since I tend to steer clear of actual use of C++ where-ever possible. |
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COMMODORE C64 PSU, AMIGA PSU, ATARI PSU, ZX SPECTRUM PSU. New, TOP quality, reliable power supplies for vintage computers. C64, C64C, C64E, C128, VIC-20, Amiga 500, 600, 1200, Atari 520ST, 260ST & ZX Spectrum +2/+3 (A/B) Always powered by retro computing love the C64PSU is the only source of reliable power supply for your retro computer. Superior quality and unique features confirmed by thousands of Commodore C64 , C128 & Amiga users worldwide! |
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If you bought CaffeineOS on Ebay, Etsy or wherever, ask for your money back! You have just been ripped off! CaffeineOS is free. Buy me a coffee. |
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I am finally authoring a blog post on an Amiga, albeit a emulator it seems to be working well. Using Final Writer 97 on CaffienOS. I am always amazed how many releases of Amiga OS there are and how many modern products continue to be developed. I believe the Amiga just refuses to die and lives perpetually at this point. Only time will tell whether a younger audience will come in to play and infuse more interest and this additional life. Many of us are getting older and that is the risk of the interest dwindling verses continuing to live forever. |
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{Thread @ lemonamiga.com covering the DJ Calvin Harris and his A500 story!} |
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Welcome to our CanDo website! We provide support for this great development environment for the Amiga... Looking forward to hearing from you... |
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Cannon Fodder New Campaign consists of 72 completly new maps grouped in 24 missions. Phases system is the same like in old good Cannon Fodder. CNFC has new mission titles and soldiers, there is also modified graphic of sprites, game engine is unchanged though. Every map can be completed. Maps were tested by testers and author. Additional information can be found in guide file inside CFNC archive. |
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Welcome to CaffeineOS. If you enjoy it, please consider supporting what I do. Thank you. To request access to the download use the link below. |
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This book is an introduction to the programming of the classic Amiga OS using C as well as MC68000 assembly language. For the novice it will be an introduction into the basics of the Amiga and its OS, for the programmer who used to do this 30 years ago it will be a nice refresher. Since this book is meant as an introduction it will not cover every single function call of every single library of the OS, nor will it cover every single flag or option for the functions that are covered. It will, however, provide a solid base from where you can start writing your own software for the Commodore Amiga. |
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{Online shop with parts for the Amiga and C=64} |
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I made a simple Workbench CD for the Amiga CD32, which can be used on an unexpanded machine. It needs no keyboard, can be used with only the joypad via an on screen keyboard. There are many game collection CDs available (some can even be used for listening .mods or watch .anims), but I missed the AmigaOS look'n'feel, so I made a system for myself. What can it do? You can listen to .mods, .sids, you can watch Amiga and scene related pictures, anims, try some games and demos, read documents (the complete AmigaDOS manual, the CD32 developer kit and many CD32 related articles from Aminet), you can browse other CDs, listen to audio CDs, and most of all, you can expand it to fit your needs, put your favourite games, demos, on it before you burn the iso, if you want. |
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{Thread @ English Amiga Board} |
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