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New articles on Obligement |
| News posted by Daff on 1-Nov-2024 13:51:34 (291 reads) |
The following articles have been added to the website of the Amiga magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months:
- News for September/October 2024.
- Old articles from Génération 4 23 to 25: Review of Operation Stealth, Review of Wipe Out, File: Cabal, the movie, the video game, News: Disney turns to microcomputing, Review of Battlemaster, Reiew of Back To The Future Part 2, Review of Flood, File: Dick Tracy, the movie, the video game, Interview with Jim Walls, Review of Wings Of Fury, Review of Neuromancer, etc.
- Interview with Cyril Houzé (Dune AGA graphic designer).
- Interview with Steve Hammond (game designer from DMA Design).
- The best of Byte from February to August 1990.
- File: The "Who's who?" of Commodore and the Amiga.
- File: David Plummer's biography.
- File: Tracking routines in Graftgold's Amiga games.
- Tutorial: Installing Odyssey 64-bit on AROS as a Linux host.
- Tutorial: How to configure and use Synergy Server and Synergy Client on MorphOS.
- Tutorial: How to create a Kickstart diskette for the Amiga 1000 with WinUAE.
- DIY: Restoring two Amiga 4000s.
- Programming: Assembler - Programming a cracktro on the Amiga.
- Programming: Creating a demo - chapter 3, part 2, the sprites.
- Special quiz about the A600GS.
Rendez-vous on http://obligement.free.fr for this nice reading.
Our X page: https://twitter.com/obligement
Feel free to contribute. Please contact David "Daff" Brunet for more info.
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Odyssey 2.0 and Update 2 for 32-bit AROS Released |
| software AROS posted by deadwood on 29-Oct-2024 12:31:22 (436 reads) |
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Pre-order sale: AMIGA ROM Kernel Reference Manual: AmigaDOS as a printed book |
| software Classic posted by AmigaPapst on 28-Oct-2024 13:41:24 (457 reads) |
The "Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: AmigaDOS" by Thomas Richter will be published in a strictly limited print run - a project that does not pursue any commercial purpose, but aims to offer the PDF reference manual created by Thomas 'ThoR' Richter as a high-quality, printed book at an affordable price.
Interested buyers can pre-order the English-language paperback book (exp. 392 pages) until 18 November 2024 - the print run is strictly limited and there will be no reprints. The price is €29.90 plus shipping (worldwide delivery is offered). Delivery is scheduled around Christmas time.
For the serious programmer who wants to take full advantage of the Amiga's impressive features, the "Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: AmigaDOS" is an indispensable source of information on how to use the AmigaDOS file system, how to interact and implement handlers and file systems and how to make productive use of the AmigaDOS Shell. This volume covers the latest version of Amiga's operating system.
Preorder and further information:
https://lookbehindyou.de/en/product/rkrm-amigados/
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The Amiga Future magazine Issue 171 - preview is now available to view online |
| News posted by AndreasM on 24-Oct-2024 11:49:48 (431 reads) |
These comprise of the full colour preview and excerpts of our Amiga Future issue 171 (November/December 2024 which can also be viewed online on the Amiga Future website.
Some of the interesting articles in this issue are:
Interview Simon Phipps
Interview Carlo Pastore
Interview Achim Pankalla
Review SkyShapers
Review The Ruin of 0ceanus Pr1me
Review Roguecraft
Review Dr. Dangerous: Secrets of the Temple of Xol'Tan
Review Hell Bent
Review Holy Warrior & Raffle
Review Agente 357
Review ignition
Review X-bEnCh
Special Amiga Usergroups
Special myTOOLS
Special Knowledge 4: Amiga vs. Atari - Which was the better gaming machine
Special A1222 from a coder's perspective Part 2
Special Classic Reflections - Whatever Happened to MacroSystem? Part 1
Special Demoscene: The Colour Out Of Space
Special Demoscene: As Good As New
Special Demoscene History: The last diskmag of the 1990s
Of course there's actually so MUCH more in the magazine.
Needless to say you will often get other versions of software, some of which were commercially available, as well as some of the latest try-outs or freely released software applications and games for, hopefully, every Amiga variant of Operating system, so that's Amiga 'Classic', OS4, MorphOS, and AROS, including some PD software for these systems, all on the Readers' cover CD.
A detailed description of the varied content and excerpts of our current issue can be found at: https://www.amigafuture.de/app.php/kb/index?c=13
The Amiga Future magazine is available both as an English and German printed magazine - each issue is printed in FULL COLOUR - directly available from our magazine editorial office and from various other Amiga dealers.
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BOING #9 mag released |
| News posted by Glames on 24-Oct-2024 9:42:37 (242 reads) |
 BOING Attitude is pleased to announce the release of BOING #9, THE French paper magazine dedicated to Amiga !
In this issue 9, you can read a complete file on the Internet, through the prism of the Amiga, with as a bonus an interview with Oliver Roberts, the author of IBrowse, who tells us a little more about the implementation of cascading style sheets. Find out the origins of Dir Me Up but also the game Glubble as well as its creators, the group of demomakers OXYGENE, who also answers our questions. Create your cracktro in AMOS and read many other things, since there are still 52 pages!
BOING is a magazine dedicated to the Amiga computer, whether original ("classic") or new generation. It deals with all its variations or rather variants ;) : AmigaOS (1.x, 2.x, 3.x), AmigaOS 4.1, MorphOS, AROS and ApolloOS.
The magazine has 52 color pages in A4 format. The digital printing, carried out at a printer, is of professional quality. The cover is glossy coated 250g and the interior glossy coated 90g, all bound by staples.
BOING, the Amiga in all its variants!
More details here (French).
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Release of WipeOut-Rewrite Enhanced FantĂ´mas Edition for AmigaOS 4.1 |
| Announcement posted by HunoPPC on 24-Oct-2024 9:09:08 (848 reads) |
WipeOut-Rewrite Enhanced FantĂ´mas Edition will be released on October 27, 2024 Be ready to welcome this new game and warm up your AmigaNG and this 3D graphics card
-> In the ORIGINAL version:
• Less CPU-intensive engine on all AmigaOS4 machines
• Analog JoyPad support
• SPE support (3D rendering)
• Visual distance limitation (in settings)
• 2 versions: an EGL_Wrap Library version
an MiniGL Library version
• Graphical interface with many parameters at startup
• Option with or without shadows
• Cockpit option or without cockpit (hack)
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AmigaOS 3.2 Reference Manual: English edition now available, French edition anno |
| News posted by AmigaPapst on 20-Oct-2024 17:14:38 (761 reads) |
October 20, 2024
Discover AmigaOS 3.2 with the newly released "AmigaOS 3.2 Reference Manual". This 480-page guide offers everything from installation on Classic and emulated Amigas to optimization of the system.
Whether you're an experienced user or new to Amiga, this manual provides clear instructions, practical examples, and in-depth insights into the system. Key topics include Tools and Preferences, the Shell (including all new commands), ARexx scripting, files exchange and future-proofing your Amiga setup. This new edition also includes numerous corrections and updates, making it the most comprehensive and up-to-date resource for AmigaOS 3.2.
The English edition is available now as a premium hardcover and for digital download, exclusively from Look Behind You and at select retailers: Amiga on the Lake (USA), RetroPassion (United Kingdom), and Retro 8bit Shop (The Netherlands).
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Reshoot Proxima 3 - Birthday and Tinbox available |
| software Classic posted by AndreasM on 19-Oct-2024 13:52:50 (330 reads) |
We can hardly believe that a year has passed since Reshoot Proxima 3 was released at the fantastic Amiga38 event in Mönchengladbach/Germany!
We want to thank all Amiga users for your great feedback (and for the sales figures ;)).
At this point we would also like to thank everyone involved in Reshoot Proxima 3.
As without you, such a great game would never have even been possible.
This is also a reason for us to think about the future for Reshoot.
However, until then, we have decided to release a Tinbox for Reshoot Proxima 3's birthday.
The Tinbox is the signature edition (optionally with USB) in a smart metal box.
The number of copies is limited to 55 and there will be no further production run.
The Tinbox is actually now available (while stocks last) in our online shop.
https://www.amigashop.org
http://www.apc-tcp.de
https://www.spieleschreiber.de/devleaks-series-reshoot-proxima-3/
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My Q2 port (supporting official addons rogue, xatrix as well
as Zaero and tons of multiplayer mods) for 68k and
OS4 will be available for a reduced price (11.95 EUR)
during AmiWest (25th to 27th October) at the Alinea
Webshop.
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The download area of the Amiga Future was updated today. So, you can now find the following full versions online:
- Distant Suns
- Missle Command
- Sword of Sordan
An overview of the recent uploads and changes to the download database of Amiga Future is also available from this link:
https://www.amigafuture.de/app.php/dlext/latest
Of course we also want to be able to offer you many more full versions online, but to be able to achieve this, for you, we need your help, so ...
We are on the lookout for the Copyright holders for Amiga games and applications.
Do you know of any such person or can you actively help us in our search?
If so, then please contact us by email.
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