Amitopia is for everyone that is interested in Amiga. Not just for the most hardcore Amiga user. That’s why the style of this magazine is a bit more simple so that my intention of inviting new users to our community is valid. Many think it might be a huge thingContinue Reading
The remarkable Amiga coder behind the OpenStreetMap application MUImapparium and Ask Your Amiga Wikipedia Question and Answers application is doing several coding projects. Now his coding skills are going for getting stats about his sports activity. He is a user of a bicycle daily. So he drives every day toContinue Reading
Did you know when using RTG in AmigaOS, then the operating system doesn’t use Chip RAM? It means that if you use applications that demand lots of Chip RAM such as Deluxe Paint 5, Protracker, or Amiga demoscene productions. You don’t need to boot the Amiga with no Startup-Sequence toContinue Reading
In the latest OSNews post by Thom Holwerda, he attacks the AmigaOS by saying “I find them convoluted, incomprehensible, and frustratingly difficult to use.” He then states that he is not here to ruin the Amiga community’s party. But he does! I am the editor of this Amitopia Amiga MagazineContinue Reading
Did you read our news about Android 2.3.7 is getting ignored very soon by Google? I also mentioned in that same news item that AmigaOS still getting love after 36 years. Disk Mimic is exactly such support that the Amiga community is able to deliver to you. There are tonsContinue Reading
Before Doom got released for Amiga because of the early Open Source release by ID Software. Many x-Amigans and PC users claimed that Amiga never could play Doom. Then Doom came and the same people claimed the very same thing about Quake until it was released by ClickBOOM. Quake onContinue Reading
The very first release of SketchBlock for AmigaOS 4.1 by Andy Broad was released on the 30th of January 2012.
