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AmigaSplash 1.0
AmigaSplash is indended to show splash screen during boot process from HDD. For now it supports only OCS/ECS graphics and no HAM modes. Sound can be output via a WAV file (stereo, mono) and images can be displayed via an IFF file.
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The platform game Krogharr was released at the end of June. For collectors, the online shop @polyplay is now offering a beer glass set for 25 Euro (plus shipping):
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Amiga emulator: Amiberry Host-Tools 2.1
Amiberry Host Tools by @midwan is a collection of AmigaOS tools written to bridge the gap between the Amiberry emulator and the host operating system (Linux, macOS, etc.).
Version 2.1 expands Host Tools from three core commands into a broader host integration toolkit for Amiberry.
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Amiga-Emulator: Amiberry 8.1.3
Amiberry is an Amiga emulator based on WinUAE that offers full Amiga compatibility on ARM and x86 hardware: on Linux, macOS, Windows, Android, FreeBSD and Haiku running on ARM, x86 and RISC-V. The emulator has now been released in version 8.1.3.
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Amiga emulator: Amiberry 8.1.0 released
Amiberry is an Amiga emulator based on WinUAE that offers full Amiga compatibility on ARM and x86 hardware. A week after the release of the new version 8, the author has released version 8.1.0, the first update, which includes support for multiple mice, amongst other things.
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Amiga emulator: Amiberry 8.0.0 released
Amiberry is an Amiga emulator based on WinUAE that "delivers full Amiga compatibility across ARM and x86 hardware". This is the first stable release of the Amiberry v8.0.0 series, covering 400+ changes since v7.1.1, offering e.g. a new multimedia library (SDL3), a new GUI framework, new platform support (Windows, Android, Haiku), JIT across all major architectures, a complete networking stack overhaul.
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Bootable Amiga emulator: AmiBootEnv 0.5.11
AmiBootEnv is a bootable Amiga emulation based on Debian Linux and the Amiberry emulator. Unlike similar solutions, the developer's aim here is simply to offer a basic emulation of various Amiga models.Since our latest news item, a configuration selection for non-UEFI systems such as the Raspberry Pi has been added as well as AmiBerry-Lite for low-powered systems.
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Print magazine: Boing #10 (French/English)
40 years of Amiga, 10 years of Boing Attitude: the publisher is celebrating these two anniversaries in a special way with the tenth issue of the Boing magazine. Instead of the usual 52 pages, there are now 104 pages of news and information about all Amiga systems, not only in French, but also in English for the first time! -
MUI class: HTMLview.mcc 13.6
HTMLview, a MUI class for displaying HTML documents that has been made open-source 2007, is now available in version 13.6. This is the first update since the move to GitHub.
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Web browser: MUI version of NetSurf 3.11
Version 3.11 of the NetSurf web browser is available for AmigaOS 3.x in a ReAction variant by Chris Young and in an SDL-based variant by Artur Jarosik. The latter has now also started work on a MUI version, the first releases of which have already been made available in their current state of development. -
OnyxSoft
Daniel Westerberg was missing a complete package for developing MUI programs, so he put one together himself. The Amiga Development Environment includes, for example, GCC 3.4.0, the NDK 3.9 includes and autodocs, and MUI38dev. Additional includes can be added to the corresponding directory. -
Internet radio
TuneFinderMUI searches for Internet radio stations and offers various filter options. Individual stations can be exported to a file or played directly with AmigaAMP, even entire station lists can be can be saved as a playlist in PLS format - which is also supported by AmigaAMP. Now version 0.8 is available:
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Flappy-Bird-clone "Happy Bat" version 1.2 released
The skill game "Happy Bat" has been developed by Carlos Zener for testing the high score function of the game development tool REDPILL:
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Isometric arcade game: Return to Blacktooth
"Return to Blacktooth" is an isometric arcade adventure and the spiritual successor to Head Over Heels.
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TPUG Magazine: Remaining copies of issue 26
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TPUG Magazine: Remaining copies of issue 26
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TPUG Magazine: Remaining copies of issue 26
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TPUG Magazine: Remaining copies of issue 26
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WHDLoad frontend: iGame 2.6.1 for AmigaOS 3/4, MorphOS
iGame is a MUI-based frontend for launching WHDLoad titles. George 'walkero' Sokianos has again made some changes to the open source program and released version 2.6.1:
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iGame is a MUI-based frontend for starting WHDLoad games. George 'walkero' Sokianos has released version 2.4.5 for AmigaOS 2.04 and higher, AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS. The new information window provides more information about the selected game/demo, such as the year of release, the company/demo group that released it, the required chipset, etc.
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Video-Tutorial: AMOS hardware sprites & colour palette management
In his latest AMOS video, @yawning_angel explores hardware sprites and demonstrates how to display 32 colours on a 16-colour screen using a hardware sprite. -
Sound tool: FxBox 1.20
FxBox, a real-time multi-loop processor and editor written in AMOS, is now available in version 1.20; details on the numerous new features can be found in the release notes.
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@RobSmithDev and @yawning_angel have interviewed the French programmer François Lionet, who wrote STOS BASIC for the Atari ST and AMOS BASIC for the Amiga. -
"Project Horizon" by Electric Black Sheep is a tactical shooter in the style of Chaos Engine or Alien Breed. The title, developed with Amos, requires 2 megabytes of chip RAM. The HD version, which is over 100 MB in size:
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Crowdfunding: Memory Management Unit (MMU) for Apollo V4 series
Willem Drijver has launched a fundraising campaign to develop a Memory Management Unit (MMU) for the Vampire V4 series, which, if successful, will be implemented by Gunnar von Boehn. -
New issue 26 of "Komoda & Amiga Plus" magazine (English/Polish) is available as printed or digital (PDF) edition, featuring articles about #Commodore 8-bit computers and #amigas
https://www.amiga-news.de/en/news/AN-2024-11-00026-EN.html