Amiga Editorial
Why This Amiga Update Makes Me Hopeful
For years Amiga was stuck in court documents. Now, for first time, it feels clear after this post got on-line back in August. Amiga Corporation announced new agreements: Commodore International recognizes Amiga rights for historical marks (so old docs, copyright notices, keyboard symbols can stay), and Hyperion settlement replaces 2009 agreement. Most important for us […]
iBrowse vs Amelinium - How much do people need to pay to get full CSS support?
I paid for iBrowse. For every time they asked, actually. I wanted to support it. I really did. It was our browser for 20 years. It still is sort of, but now there is a new browser in the world of Amiga. It is called Amelinium! But let's be honest: iBrowse is HTML4. In 2026.Amelinium […]
The Amiga Was About Sharing — Where Did We Lose That?
I fell in love with Amiga because it was open in the best sense. Not open source on paper, but open in spirit. You bought any Amiga 500, you got a soldering iron, you swapped disks at a copy party, you typed in listings from magazines. If you made something cool, you shared it. Aminet. […]