Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Över 10000 fullt fungerande (sannolikt "mångfaldigt" fler kanske över hundratusentals miljoner titlar när allt hamnar i databasen) Amiga-titlar på Archive.org Obs! Endast ett beta-test! + AROS highlights + an interesting Ireland event (or seminar) in 2017 + INDIEGO! ROOTS OF GAMING
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Updated information from the site Archive.org. After a beta-testing period, the emulated Amiga programs at Archive.org have been taken down for further development. Thanks to everyone for testing the Amiga In-Browser emulation package during the beta period, and especially a thank you to the Scripted Amiga Emulator (the official site with less titles to execute directly in your favourite browser ---- with AmigaOS/MorphOS/AROS/Linux/*) project, as well as db48x and bai, for all the hard work with this experiment.
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AROS July 2016 Highlights
In July AROS core received a number of small fixes and updates from varius contributors, including Neil Cafferkey, Krzysztof Smiechowicz, Matthias Rustler and Stefan Haubenthal. Notably, this work included fixing the native GCC to correctly search for SDK paths. Outside of core AROS developments, an interesting offer has been made by the Apollo Team . They offered free Vampire accelerator cards to developers interested in improving AROS 68k. More information can be found in this thread. We've also seen a good portion of new applications being released for AROS. A number of games have been ported and are now available for download from the Archives . Next, SimpleMail mail client, has been updated to version 0.41. Finally, a retro gaming center program called EMULA has been made public by its author, Fabio Falcucci. EMULA is free to use and includes additional features based on subscription model.
Closing July's highlights, Pascal Papara released a new preview build of his AROS x86 distribution called AROS Broadway. More information can be found here. LINK | SOURCE
Commodore Amiga Ireland event - Jan 21st 2017
The second Amiga Users Ireland meetup is this January 21st, 2017 in the Prince of Wales Hotel. Bring your Amiga or come and see what we've tricked ours out to do. Some interesting talks, competitions, gaming, spot prizes and more. See attached and book early to avail of the early price!
See some new Amiga hardware demo'd as well as some recent software for our thirty year old computers like the new Dropbox client.
There will also be at least one stall/shop for Amiga hardware and software if you want to do some retro shopping - maybe 4MB of RAM for the misuss, sir?
Missed last year? See this: https://www.instagram.com/p/BH9fjD7jDQI
This year: Larger space, more events, spot prizes and a very special guest. Last year we had the untoppable David Pleasance and the surprise guest(s) this year will pique everyone's interest.
There is another surprise already in the post but you will need to be there on the day to find out what it is! I promise, you will not be disappointed. Last year, people left with Amiga wifi cards, games, badges and more.
Meet like minded folks and immerse yourself in the past and future of Amiga lovliness. We have grown to over seventy members and had twenty turn up on the day. Let's get as many together now and enjoy the new, better, more organised (!) event. Test your knowledge (and your luck) with the ten-minute table quiz.
Hotel discounts for those of you wanting to stay overnight.
Book before October to be able vote on what games and stands will be set up on the day. Keep an eye for further anouncement towards the end of the year. LINK | SOURCE
INDIEGO! ROOTS OF GAMING
The IndieGO! is a upcoming gaming platform for Indie-developers and gamers made by gamers. On top the IndieGO! will be an target platform for AROS and AEROS.
AROS meets Linux = AEROS The main OS for Ares Computers... and the bigger rest of the world
AROS BROADWAY Simple, elegant and f***** fast!
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