MorphOS Team seems to be more productive now with a New MorphOS release. With the last MorphOS version 3.10 out in March and now MorphOS 3.11 is out in July the very same year. Then they have improved the updating cycle a lot. It’s now been reduced from about 3Continue Reading
June Activity Report has landed for everyone interested in what’s going on with the 68080 FPGA accelerators for classic Amiga and the new standalone Vampire V4 card. It’s been exciting weeks lately in the Apollo Team for sure and here is some words regarding the steps been made. Summer willContinue Reading
Matthew Leaman of A-EON Technology, which is the company making AmigaOne X5000 and soon A1222 Tabor motherboard got some nice news regarding modern AMD graphics cards using the Polaris chipset. Within 2018, Polaris based AMD graphic chipsets will be supported by the AmigaOS 4 extension “Enhancer Software”. Matthew announces onContinue Reading
There is always something about AmigaOS software development that still amazes me a lot. Especially all of the free to use software that is really nicely done, like MUIMapparium (app that lets you browse openstreetmap maps)which you can read a review of here. Now, there is another fantastic tool whichContinue Reading
Nicknamed A300 before release, Amiga 600 managed to come out by Commodore in March 1992. Now that’s 25 years ago. In this article I will be looking at this amazingly powered 32-bits home computer from Commodore. ECS chipset mini Amiga Without numeric keyboard part, A600 is sort of an hybridContinue Reading
Description: Volume gauges underneath hard drive icons Download: fuelgauge.lha (TIPS: Use the right click menu if your browser takes you back here all the time) Size: 91kb Version: 2.3 Date: 17 Feb 17 Author: Tuomas Hokka Submitter: Tuomas Hokka Requirements: AmigaOS4 (v52+) Category: utility/workbench Replaces: utility/workbench/fuelgauge.lha License: FreewareContinue Reading
For many years the Amiga interest was stranded by Amiga supports only. But this is starting to change! Many still loves the Classic Amiga line and with the release of Vampire FPGA cards, this is no exception at all. Vampire FPGA cards have turned the situation upside down! Especially thisContinue Reading
