What a weekend this was. Even though it is a Wuhan virus time, the organizers of Revision managed to keep this demoparty going on on-line. […]
Author: Michal Bergseth
He is the editor of Amitopia Amiga Magazine since 1998. Amiga user since 1988. Love the Amiga community. Amiga passion as it should be.
Scenery from 1988 shows the Power of Amiga
A very nice assembly made scenery generator that creates stunning scenery on a stock Amiga with Kickstart 1.3 or higher. It came out at a […]
The Amiga Year 2020 is here…
We’re asking Amiga readers, like you, to make a new year contribution in support of the Amitopia Amiga Magazine’s open, independent journalism about the Amiga […]
Create 3D images with Anaglyph 3D for MorphOS
Do you remember the times when your 3D glasses used two colored glasses? That 3D technique is called Anaglyph and now Pedro Gil Guirado has […]
Amiga demos on an Oscilloscope
Here is some footage of a few Amiga demos running on Amiga 1200 that is displayed on an oscilloscope. I was so moved by this […]
LibreOffice and Final Writer wanted for AmigaOS
Not so many wanted to reveal their opinion on what sort of word processor should be made for AmigaOS. Because of very low interest in […]
Dust cover for your Amiga 4000 Keyboard
If you love your external Amiga 4000 keyboard. Then this new dust cover might be a nice product for you to buy. It is a […]
Amiga Ireland 2020 Report
I wanted to go this year, but I couldn’t. So, to see that the famous Amiga person Dan Wood made a nice documentary from his […]
A new program launcher is available for AmigaOS 3.x
A new program launcher named DockBot is out on Aminet for AmigaOS 3.x and up. This app can display a list of icons in a […]
The cult of Amiga is forever alive with Vampire V4 Standalone
Here is a repost of the blogpost that Jon from Amiga Disrupt posted on his blog. With his permission, I could post it here because […]
Yoomp! will Soon be Available for all Amiga systems as Jump!
No. This is not the Atari version that is in the making for the Amiga. It is a game titled Jump! which is based on […]
AROS on Vampire FAQ
So many strange things are happening in the Amiga world. So it is nice to have an Open Source alternative. AROS is old but in […]