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Aug 05, 2026
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id: 2312 |
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Everyone knows the commodore 64, or c64, or "bread box", of course. the single most sold unit in computer history, to this day. The "sequel" computer by the commodore company might be lesser known, sadly. the commodore amiga is a bit of a glitch in the timeline of Computers. When it was engineered in the 80s, it was way ahead of its competition. 4096 colors at once, build-in parallax scrolling, a GUI that looked (and worked) better than microsoft windows, multimedia abilities... |
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The official twitter page for ACube Systems. |
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LOTS of GREAT walk throughs on various topics such as: Getting the Amiga CD32 online, Set up A590 in WinUAE/FS-UAE, Adding a Graphics Card to the Amiga 500, Diagnosing Tank Mouse Click Problem, Amiga 600 Key Cap Repair, WinUAE configuration for ACA500plus and many more. |
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unknown
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2181 |
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{A blog posting various news about the Amiga} |
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Journeys into 68k assembly, hardware mods, and retro computing in the modern era. I'm Stefan, and I own an Amiga.
My journey into the world of computing began in 1985 with a brief intermezzo with an ITT3030. But in 1987, the Amiga 500 entered the house, followed closely by an A2000. When that machine eventually died, I quickly copied its Kickstart and Workbench disks to PC floppies—a move that proved incredibly useful when I later encountered the "Unusable Amiga Emulator" (UAE) and joined its development. I primarily focused on Zorro support, serial, and parallel port implementations if I recall correctly. |
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AmigaBlogs
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2180 |
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More and more Amiga users/enthusiasts create their personal blog where they write interesting articles describing their beloved Amiga computer and guides on how to do things, based on their personal experience. Unfortunately, many of these articles are doomed to be invisible to readers, because it is lost among many other articles in the web. As a result the blogger loses his interest on writing new stuff. We had the idea to create AmigaBlogs.net, were the visitor can read interesting articles and discover a blog that he never knew it's existence. We collect all the latest posts talking about Amiga computers and AmigaOS from various blogs. We do not want to steal anyone's work but to help the bloggers to promote their content to a global website with a broader and more targeted audience. None of the included articles was authored by our team, as these are property of their respective authors and owners. That's why we provide in all the articles the blog name with a link to it. We also provide the blog post original link at the end of the texts. We never edit the texts or the images of the articles, and this means that we are not responsible for their content and we do not totally agree with all of them. If you like our website and idea, use the contact form to inform us about your blog or propose what you would like to add or change. Thank you for visiting AmigaBlogs.net. |
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AmigaCorp
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2195 |
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{The official Twitter page of AmigaCorp} |
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Welcome
If you're a first time visitor, this site is dedicated to covering all the information on the next generation of Amiga computers and operating systems.
With the arrival of the AmigaOne systems, Vampire FPGA boards, AmigaOS PPC & Classic continued to be developed, Aros a Open Source compatible OS, and MorphOS, heavily inspired compatible OS, the future of Amiga has never looked healthier.
All these products need a website to report on them and this is just one of the reasons for this site. AmigaNG started way back in February 1999 to cover news on the AmigaMCC (later cancelled), it is now one of the longest running next generation Amiga focus sites on the planet.
Its not official and is not sponsored, but is still one of the best places for your source of next generation information of Amiga computing. I hope you enjoy the site. |
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A system software release for the ages. Five years after releasing the Amiga 1000, {...} It was time to bring AmigaOS, too, into the 1990s. |
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{The official Twitter page of BoingAttitude} |
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{The official Twitter page of Hyperion Entertainment CVBA} |
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{The official Twitter page of IBrowseAmiga} |
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Author:
Mike
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Aug 09, 2026
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id: 2403 |
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A take on the the Amiga RPI drive project. |
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{The official Twitter page of AmigaOS} |
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Author:
Trixie
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 2179 |
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I am an avid Amiga user, software developer and occasional electronic musician formerly active in the demoscene. This blog focuses on my AmigaOS4 projects and experience with next-generation Amiga computers. |
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Aug 09, 2026
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id: 2402 |
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Just keeping it real, a series of articles on oldskool/retro programing. Thoughts on software development. |
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Trevor's Amiga Blog represents the personal opinions and thoughts of Trevor Dickinson a long time Amiga enthusiast, collector and co-founder of A-EON Technology who, in his own small way, has helped to keep the Amiga dream alive. Although he has a particular fondness for the Classic AmigaOS and AmigaOS 4 he is also interested in all Amiga-inspired flavours including MorphOS, AROS & Icaros Desktop and Amiga emulation under WinUAE, AmigaForever, AmiKit & AmigaSys. In recent years he has even begun exploring the wonders of Linux, especially when installed on Next Generation PowerPC "Amigas". Note: this blog is created on the AmigaOne X1000 & AmigaOne X5000 |
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Some time ago, I had the opportunity to get both an Amiga 500 and an Amiga 1200. While the Amiga 500 was restored as a fairly traditional machine, I had a more ambitious project in mind for the Amiga 1200. My goal was to build three different machines into a single computer: A high-end Amiga {..}, A more traditional Amiga 1200 {...}, & A CD32-compatible system {...} |
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