He is the editor of Amitopia Amiga Magazine since 1998. Amiga user since 1988. Love the Amiga community. Amiga passion as it should be.
The requirements have been bumped up a bit when AmigaOS 3.1.4 got released. The same goes for AmigaOS 3.2 and now the AmigaOS 3.2.1 release just before Christmas 2021. Ramond de Vrede sent me this photo of AmigaOS 3.2.1 running on his Amiga 4000. With only 16MB Fast RAM andContinue Reading
Do you remember the times of CU Amiga, Amiga Format and AmigaWorld Magazine? Do you? When you happily went to the nearest kiosk and bought your favorite Amiga magazine? Went home with it, got some soda and snacks, and had some amazing moments lying comfortably on the bed reading it?Continue Reading
No. It’s not WinAMP! AmigaAMP is also a thing. It’s one of the oldest AMP versions still in development for AmigaOS. It is developed and maintained by Thomas Wenzel. He’s been doing AmigaAMP since 2002 at least according to the information found on the amigaamp.de site, which is great. AmigaAMPContinue Reading
A new version of the YouTube video clip watching application for Classic Amiga is out. AmiTube 0.6 is now available for download. Now you can show thumbnails of clips that you want to download and the newest AmiTube also offers a better end-user experience as the design and usage areContinue Reading
Nothing stands still in the world of Amiga. Hyperion Entertainment just released an update for AmigaOS 3.2 owners that bumps it up to 3.2.1. It corrects and adds functions to AmigaOS 3.2. This AmigaOS 3.2.1 Release is a Great Christmas News for Classic Amiga users worldwide. New features and fixesContinue Reading
Back in 1991, Commodore launched the CDXL video format with the launch of Amiga CDTV. In the autumn of 1993, Commodore launched the Amiga CD32 console with AGA support. So, what happened to the Amiga CDXL Video Player support after the demise of Commodore? AGABlaster happened! AGABlaster is by farContinue Reading
YouTube is an American online video sharing service that thousands of Amiga users worldwide cant use. Classic Amiga uses Motorola CPUs such as 68000 up to 68060. Because of the hardware limitations that Classic Amiga got, I wanted to make this application for many years now. In the end, alb42Continue Reading
