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{Amiga President Jim Collas 'goes off on a rant' to a 20 Jul 1999 Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc post asking 'Why has Amiga never asked us what we want?. |
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{The legend! TONS of information about ReAmiga, upgrading Bizzards boards, AA3000+ Amiga 4000 Replica, A3660 A4000 & more!} |
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JST is a program which understands JST/whdload slaves and loads its data from hard drive. It's been around since 1996 but was revived a few years ago, with 1.3 compat. & better whdload compatibility. Now focuses on - whdload compatibility, - low spec machines {&} - keyboardless machines (using CD32 joypad redirection to keys) So it's ideal for: - CD32 machines with HD & fastmem, - Emulated hard disk files, - Kickstart 1.3 machines with HD & fastmem {&} - CDTV stock machines |
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{Thread @ Amibay.com covering the Kasmin card.} |
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UK Commodore Amiga show 29-30 June 2024. Special Guests, Traders, Community, Performers and more. |
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{Online issues of Amiga DOS, Amiga Fever, Amiga Games, Amiga Games CD-ROM, Amiga Joker, Amiga Magazin, Amiga Play, Amiga Plus CD-ROM, & an buch of other magazines for different systems.} |
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An old school project for a nostalgic new Raspberry Pi. This project is essentially PiMiga running on the Raspberry Pi 400. If you're new to retro PC emulation, check out our guide on how to emulate amiga on systems like the Raspberry Pi. |
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Medusa project was started 6-7 years ago, when 2 people - old retro stuff geeks have met - Acidmaker (creator of Sio2sd and proffesional file system used at Harvard, Columbia university and many others) and me. Since very beginning Acidmaker was into gettting perfect picture from ATARI ST / ATARI 8bit / Amiga. Meanwhile, me (lotharek), as opposite side, was into simple usage, ergonomy and user friendly interface. After 5 long years of develomennt, many protototypes, hours of discussions/testing, thousands of euros spent (obviously...) we are very happy to announce, that final project is coming and it is about to be released in preorder for retro community soon. |
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Medusa project was started 6-7 years ago, when 2 people - old retro stuff geeks have met - Acidmaker (creator of Sio2sd and proffesional file system used at Harvard, Columbia university and many others) and me. Since very beginning Acidmaker was into gettting perfect picture from ATARI ST / ATARI 8bit / Amiga. Meanwhile, me (lotharek), as opposite side, was into simple usage, ergonomy and user friendly interface. After 5 long years of develomennt, many protototypes, hours of discussions/testing, thousands of euros spent (obviously...) we are very happy to announce, that final project is coming and it is about to be released in preorder for retro community soon. |
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Modular converter of text to various forms of Morse code. Shell command, no GUI. AmigaOS 3.x, M68000. |
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{Thread @ EAB discussing the New GBAPII++ RTG-ZorroII graphic cards} |
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for the A1200/400T is also available for preorder from Jens at Individual Computers. Here's hoping he adds the A4000D to the list. |
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For any Amiga 4000 hobbyists running a Linux m68k operating system, a PCI driver was finally published three decades later for Linux. Patches posted for mainline Linux kernel review today enable the Mediator 4000 PCI bridge available for the Amiga 4000 computer from the early 90's. |
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{Archived Amiga.com page announcing QNX as the new OS} Amiga Announces Alliance with QNX for Next Generation Amiga Architecture. Amiga Inc. has announced an alliance with QNX Software Systems Ltd. to utilize the QNX realtime operating system (RTOS) as the foundation for the Next Generation Amiga architecture. |
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Old Blue Workbench is a Workbench replacement for Amigas running Kickstart 1.3 written by Mats Eirik Hansen with the following features: Enhanced menus similar to Workbench 2.0., Enhanced Workbench window and drawer windows, Browser windows for browsing the file system, Enhanced Info windows with support for changing icons and swapping their colors, User defined menus, Docks with support for drag and drop of icons, Support for launching tools at startup & more |
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The Open Source Scan Converter is a low-latency video digitizer and scan converter designed primarily for connecting retro video game consoles and home computers to modern displays. It converts analog RGB or component video signals into a digital format, and doubles (or triples) the scanlines of a single frame if necessary to generate a valid mode for digital TVs or monitors. The board and firmware originated as a homebrew project in 2015. The primary goal of the OSSC project was to create a scan converter with minimal latency and reasonable cost, which could also be assembled by hand. Output image quality and features have also been important targets as long as they didn't contradict with the project's primary goals. Due to interest in the retro gaming community, both DIY kits and pre-assembled boards were first released to the public during early 2016. The firmware of the system is open source (hence the name) and new features can be added as time goes on. |
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This document defines how the PCI Local Bus Rev. 2.3 specification is implemented in the AmigaPCI. It is not a substitute for the PCI Local Bus Specification or relevant Motorola user manuals. It is expected the reader has reviewed and understands the tenants of the PCI Bus as defined in the PCI Local Bus Specification, Rev 2.3, and the relevant Motorola user manuals. |
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For the past few years, I’ve restored hundreds of retro machines to their original state (sometimes with minor mods) and I am kinda bored with it. Time to try something different. |
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The PiStorm itself is an adapter board intended to be paired with a Raspberry Pi Model 3A+. It goes in the DIP socket on and acts in place of the CPU, but functionality can be extended beyond simple CPU emulation. |
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Ultra-efficient USB-C power for your Amiga 500, 600 and 1200. Clean, stable energy supply. Advanced monitoring and protection features. Coming soon! Revolutionizing Amiga Power Solutions. PowerShark is a next-generation power converter for the Amiga line of computers - A500, A600 and A1200. It provides stable, high quality power, perfect for continuous long-term operation of even the most expanded configurations. Utilizing any 12V-capable USB-C power supply for the first stage conversion, PowerShark allows users to tap into a vast array of affordable and readily available “power bricks” for their Amiga system. Furthermore, portable USB-C “chargers” are also supported, bringing the dream of battery-operated Amigas to life. And it works flawlessly with magnetic USB-C adapters, too, ensuring an accident-free environment similar to “MagSafe”. |
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PTDQ (Pixel Tetrads Dots / Quality) is a video system for AGA Amigas that provides a chunky-to-planar method which is faster than the traditional ones. PTDQ is the higher-quality brother of PTDS, another system based on the same core principle. |
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When I bought my Amiga 500 I was excited to be able to test my programming on real hardware, but unfortunately I can’t effectively do the development on my 500 due to the fact the systems I was aiming to use all require beefier hardware, and obviously I don’t have the money to buy physical versions of all the hardware I need to test performance with. {...} Turns out for many people, the Raspberry Pi is the best Amiga to own in 2024, especially for plugging into a modern TV and for compatibility with game controls |
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Kiki Stockhammer was once one of the most visible people on the internet, and in the video graphics industry. In the early 90's, she worked for a company called NewTek that made in innovative new product called Video Toaster. At the time, this product was designed for use on the Amiga computer, which had better graphics than any other. Video Toaster started the desktop computer video graphics revolution and won an Emmy. In 1994, Kiki and a number of other NewTek employees left and started a new company, Play Incorporated. This company also produced innovative video graphics products (it's technology is used in the new "Star Wars" movies). Kiki Stockhammer was the "face" of Play, Inc., appearing in their ads, and representing them at just about every computer convention and trade show there was. One of the company's products, GlobeCaster, was the worlds first internet TV station-in-a-box, so Kiki began appearing on an internet TV broadcast called "Kiki at Midnight". In 2000, Play Incorporated was bought out, and Kiki disappeared from the Internet and trade show scene, never to be seen again. I have no idea what happened to her, so I set up this page to remember her in pictures. |
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This page is meant to be a clearinghouse for various options that a person or group of reasonable technical ability could use to rescue data from floppy disks. If any of these options seem daunting, a number of people have offered to accept floppy disks and pull the data using these tools. |
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Few things are as satisfying to watch as a good retrocomputer restoration project – we’re always happy to see someone bring a rusty old Commodore, Apple or Atari back to life. The goal is typically to get the machine as close to its original state as possible, except for perhaps a few non-intrusive mods like memory upgrades. [Drygol] however, had already done this so many times that he thought it was time to take a different route for once, and apply some creativity to an old Amiga 500 case. Originalists may shudder, but we quite like his funky blue-and-yellow A500 mod. |
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