With AmiKit you can surf the web, read emails and documents, listen to or create your own music, burn CD/DVDs, edit images, play games and much more.
AmiKit features a powerful file management solution: Directory Opus Magellan II

We have done all the hard work for you. Once AmiKit is installed, all the basics are in place so that your system will be immediately usable.
On a typical computer the installation should take you less than 10 minutes (check the requirements, please).

AmiKit is free and legal collection.
Easy and fully automated installation and un-installation (tutorial).
Automatic Live Updates (no need to re-install everything when new update appears).
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The newest programs (more than 300 included!), some of them are exclusive.
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Support Forum – answers your question quickly.
Knowledge Base with lots of information.
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Get is at; http://amikit.amiga.sk

Please, do not post bug reports or other "technical" questions here. This is not prb.WinUAE, I won't reply to bug reports here.

WinUAE 1.5.2 released. http://www.winuae.net/

Major 1.5.1 bug fixed:

- Random crashing if USB mouse or joystick inserted.

Other bugs fixed:

- Only titlebar was visible if minimized window was restored.
- Bottom part of display was not updated in bigger than display RTG modes.
- uae-configuration/uaectrl didn't always work.
- Bsdsocket emulation was not initialized in some configurations.
- Catweasel MK4 joystick/mouse compatibility improved.
- uaescsi.device media change didn't update all geometry parameters.
- Sound mute on/off inputevent fixed.

New features:

- Store relative ROM paths in ini-file mode.
- OpenAL sound support (experimental).

  At last, we are pleased to announce the launch of our official website - http://www.underground-arcade.com

The site will contain the latest news on our Amiga game projects, with screenshots and details been added when progress is made, as well as links to the blog site and the forum.

Of course, we are always looking for coders, artists, and the like, or even if you have some old stuff you'd like to donate - all help is really appreciated. We already have more games on the go than is listed on the site currently, so if anyone wants to contribute that would be fantastic.

Big thanks to NovaCoder for putting the site together - fantastic work! And of course, to Rebel-CD32 and Cammy for getting Underground Arcade up and running, a great achievement to get this far and I'm sure it'll only get better, too.

Remember to check the site on a regular basis for the latest news on our games!

  Today issue 74 (September/October 2008) has been published.

This means that all subscriptions, preorders and dealer supplies have been brought to the postal office.

In this issue you'll find reviews of WinUAE, AmiBlitz, MorphOS 2.0, AMuse, Cave Story and lots of more.

A more detailed description of content and excerpts can be found at: http://www.amigafuture.de/kb.php?mode=article&k=2650

The Amiga Future is available as an English and German print magazine directly from the editorial office and some Amiga dealers.
The Amiga Future can be obtained as a single issue or subscription each with or without a cover CD.

As always you'll find much PD software and some full versions like Photo Folio, Astral, Battle Space and others on the Amiga Future cover CD.

There are only a few magazines left of issues 69 to 73. All previous issues are outsold. Of course the cover CDs are still available.

Amiga Future needs your support

We are looking for editors for the magazine. You should own a classic Amiga or Pegasos and know it's workings. Furthermore you should have some experience in writing reviews. As well as that, your native language has to be either German or English which you should be fluent in.

Please don't forget: The Amiga Future is a community project.

In addition we are still looking for translators for the magazine. Again your native language should be German or English and you should be fluent in reading/writing both of them.

Interested? Please contact us via mail at: Andreas@amigafuture.de

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de

  http://www.amiga.org/modules/news/ar...p?storyid=7912

Lots of fixes along with floppy write support implemented.

  From ScummVMGet it here as always

 

http://www.maz-sound.com/FREAX/en/FR...scene-history/

http://www.maz-sound.com/index.php?s...der_list&id=20

  News from UK.Playstation.com

Does a tentacle robot, a flying dog, a lazy cat, and a dark cloud of evil ring a bell?
I'm sure it does for anyone who watched the Breakpoint 2008.
It's the Linger in Shadows demo, made by the polish group named Plastic that remembers the good old Amiga scene days...
YouTube --- Pouet.net --- scene.org --- DemoScene.tv

Soon (this thursday?), it'll be available as a game, for download to everyone with a PS3.

  After a few moths of work, Orson and Korni presents...
About & Requirements --- Download --- Screenies --- Contact

  The preview and excerpts of the Amiga Future 73 (September/Oktober 2008) are online now.

In this issue you'll find reviews of the recent version of WinUAE, AmiBlitz, MorphOS 2.0, AMuse, Cave Story and much more.

A more detailed description of contents and excerpts can be found at: http://www.amigafuture.de/kb.php?mode=article&k=2650

The Amiga Future is available as an English and German print magazine directly from the editorial office and some Amiga dealers.
The Amiga Future is available as a single issue and subscription each with or without a cover CD.

As always you can find lots of PD software and some full versions like Photo Filio, Stral, Battle Space and more on the cover CD.

We ask all users interested in the magazine to order it as soon as possible.

Amiga Future needs your support

We are looking for editors for the magazine. You should own a classic Amiga or Pegasos and know it's workings. Furthermore you should have some experience in writing reviews. As well as that, your native language has to be either German or English which you should be fluent in.

Please don't forget: The Amiga Future is a community project.

In addition we are still looking for translators for the magazine. Again your native language should be German or English and you should be fluent in reading/writing both of them.

Interested? Please contact us via mail at: Andreas@amigafuture.de

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de

  Well I finally put together another update. Not a massive update but it's summer so it's expected.

As usual you can grab the 2 packs (and 2 new dats) from my site:

http://kgwhd.whdownload.com/

Thanks to everyone who helped out.

Please, do not post bug reports or other "technical" questions here. This is not prb.WinUAE. (it gets confusing if multiple different problems are randomly mixed between other posts)

WinUAE 1.5.1 released. http://www.winuae.net/

Major 1.5.0 bugs fixed:

- Failed to start with some display card/driver combinations.
- Regular (non-RDB) OFS formatted hardfiles didn't mount under KS 1.3. Memory corruption in configuration file handling causing random crashes when loading or saving configuration files.
- Configuration files in subdirectories didn't load if configuration cache was enabled.
- RTG hardware mouse cursor may have been invisible (or had wrong graphics) in some cases after resolution change.
- Switching between non-interlaced and interlaced modes caused random "scanline" graphics corruption.

Other bug fixes:

- Built-in HRTMon crashed in JIT modes.
- Interlace modes fixed in "normal" (non-doubled/scanline) modes.
- Fixed borderblank graphics corruption in interlaced modes.
- Fixed possible crashes when switching Windows desktop resolution or when using quick user switching.
- "Kickstart Replacement" fixed.
- PCMCIA SRAM emulation didn't work in memory expansion mode.
- Emulation paused if "stop sound while inactive/minimzed" was enabled.
- Improved directory filesystem statefile support.
- AVI recording crash if only audio recording was enabled.
- Native DLL support fixed.
- Forced fullscreen refresh rates didn't work in some cases.
- Multiple identical (same serial number) USB game controllers do not confuse input system anymore.
- Major blitter slowdown in some AGA modes.
- ADF was not updated if disk write was aborted (Cadaver save disk)
- Crash when USB mouse/joystick was removed or inserted before emulation was started.

New and improved features:

- Added support for Direct3D pixel shader filters (very fast compared to software filters, pixel shader 2.0+ compatible display card required), plain Direct3D filter performance improved. Latest (August 2008 or later) DirectX required.
- In windowed mode all resolution or chipset/RTG mode switches resize the window instead of window closing and opening.
- Aspect ratio setting added to RTG and filter panels.
- Window resize enabled in windowed mode (chipset mode).
- Added Picasso96 option "Always scale in windowed mode" which enables window resizing and disables automatic resize. Keeps aspect ratio automatically.
- Only reset fullscreen mode when resolution or depth changes.
- On the fly USB mouse/joystick insert/removal does not modify currently selected input device(s) in Ports-panel.
- Enable ini-mode (registry replacement) if <name of winuae.exe>.ini (without .exe) is found. Previously always used winuae.ini.

And more. Originally 1.5.1 was planned to be "1.5.0 bug fix" update only..

  Hi,
I'm new

Got good news for you:

The BigBookofAmigaHardware is now available at 2 domains.

www.bboah.de

www.bboah.com

The .com domain has the old "Ian-Chapman-Design" and is a fully featured mirror on another server. If one server will be offline you can use the other Both domains will be updated with a few hours difference.

Regards
novamann

Modland is a very large, and well organised module archive created and maintained by Coma (Daniel Johansson) (main site/mirror), which contains over 360,000 music modules in 290 different formats.

In partnership with Modland, ExoticA now provides a web based interface to the collection, which allows browsing of the modules by name, author and format as well as a simple search facility. Please do try it out!

This Sunday August 10th Amiga North Thames usergroup are once more giving you another chance to see/try "New!" "Improved!" AmigaOS4.1 - Live!

Showing starts at 13:00GMT with Last admittance at 16:50

Tea, Coffee and Biscuits available too!