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All Download (Image ISO, Image USB, Update AROS One 64Bit 1.1-To-1.2):
https://sites.google.com/view/arosone
AROS ABIv11 Core changes:
Functionalities:
C library extended with several wide char functions (Deremon)
SSE2/SS3/AVX accelerated pixel conversion routines (Kalamatee)
Updated several network drivers to work on 64-bit (Neil)
tiff.library has been ported and tiff.datatype implemented (Kalamatee)
Initial work on new partitioning tool (Kalamatee)
Added regular and SSE-accelerated pixel processing routines (Kalamatee)
font.datatype has been ported (Kalamatee)
zstd.library and lzma.library are not available (Kalamatee)
It is now possible to define Zune frames as rounded (Bo Stale Kopperud)
Updates:
Multiview (Russell Shaw, Mazze)
Kernel (Johan G)
basque.language (jalaguero)
Codacy detected fixes (Mazze)
Locale files refreshed
Prefs/ScreenMode (Kalamatee)
etherlink3.device (Neil)
AROSTCP (Neil)
SAD debugger (Johan G)
AROS build system (Kalamatee)
Kernel (Kalamatee)
freetype.library v6.8 (Kalamatee)
png.library v53.3 (Kalamatee)
jfif.library v52.6 (Kalamatee)
acpica.library v1.12 (Kalamatee)
SysExplorer v0.15 (Kalamatee)
bz2.library v2.3 (Kalamatee)
z1.library v1.9 (Kalamatee)
OpenURL v7.18 (deadwood)
Grub v2.12 (Kalamatee)
codesets.libary v6.22 (Kalamatee)
CUnit v3.5.2 (Kalamatee)
SysMon (Kalamatee)
pcipc.hidd v1.8 (Kalamatee)
efi.resource v1.2 (Kalamatee)
crt.library v5.2 (deadwood)
con-handler v41.9 (Kalamatee)
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APC&TCP: Amiga 40 - Release of Amiga Joker, Freak Out, Phantom Leap, and more |
| News posted by AndreasM on 13-Oct-2025 13:02:37 (179 reads) |
Amiga 40 will take place in Mönchengladbach on October 18th and 19th.
APC&TCP will also be there again with Amiga Future and many new products.
Since we have a long journey and need to arrive early, we can no longer process orders or answer emails.
The return journey from the event and the follow-up work will also take some time, so we won't be fully operational until October 23rd.
We will provide you with detailed information about our new products after Amiga 40. It's simply too much work at the moment.
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Amiga.zone is rebooting |
| Announcement posted by alef on 4-Oct-2025 12:36:54 (200 reads) |
amiga.zone
We reboots everything
We will reboot both Amigaguiden
and Amiga MAD Magazines!
As earlier promised, all suscribers
WILL get 4 issues each before
subscription is due.
So, atm we still are have suscribers
we owe magazines.
I know we have 21 subscribers of Amiguiden
and 2 of Amiga MAD Magazine.
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ASM Magazine Issue 2025 Published |
| News posted by AndreasM on 27-Sep-2025 10:27:13 (134 reads) |
ASM Magazine Issue 2025 Published
New German Issue 9/25 of the cult magazine ASM "Aktueller Software Markt" Now Available
The legendary German computer and games magazine ASM - Aktueller Software Markt is back with a new issue. What made history in the 1980s and 1990s as the first German-language multi-format games magazine lives on today – with a mix of retro topics, current game reviews, and exclusive interviews.
The new issue once again spans the spectrum from "re-testing" classics to current titles for all popular and exotic systems of the time. Returning are the familiar sections such as "Action Games" and "Adventure Corner," as well as new sections such as "Book Corner" and "In Focus," which offer previews of upcoming hits. It also features interviews with contemporary witnesses such as Stefan Piasecki, programmers such as Andreas Mettler, and cult figures such as Zak McKracken. This time, the hardware retro section focuses on the Game Boy, while in the chess section, Psion Chess ST competes against the legendary Amiga chess game Battle Chess, and in the horror cabinet, a Stone Age creation lurks.
The new issue, featuring 100 pages, includes 70 game reviews in the original, chaotic ASM layout. Anyone looking for a truly retro experience can order the magazine for the usual price of €8 from:
https://www.amigashop.org/index.php?cPath=49
http://www.apc-tcp.de
http://www.asm-Magazin.de
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Cameron Armstrong has developed a chat program called AmigaGPT, which is based on ChatGPT. The software supports the latest OpenAI models including the o1 family and runs on AmigaOS 3.1 and above (including 4.1) and on MorphOS. The source code of the tool can be downloaded separately.
The new version 2.12.0 has been now released. Changes:
Add "verse" OpenAI voice
Add ability for ARexx command "SPEAKTEXT" to save audio to file of various audio formats
The say.rexx script now asks if you want to play the audio or save to a file with audio format selection
Improve display of Text To Speech errors
Most ARexx parameters now use sensible defaults instead of reading from AmigaGPT config
Fix bug where conversation titles and ARexx SENDMESSAGE responses were enclosed in quotes
Download: AmigaGPT.lha (4,3 MB) (dr)
https://github.com/sacredbanana/AmigaGPT/releases/download/2.12.0/AmigaGPT.lhaDownload link
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Amiga Future issue 176 released |
| News posted by AndreasM on 5-Sep-2025 11:20:54 (83 reads) |
The English and German issue 176 (September/October 2025) of our print magazine Amiga Future has been distributed today, and can also be ordered directly from our editorial office at Amiga Future, and from other Amiga dealers that stock it.
Magazine Content:
Playfield
Review Krogharr - The Beerserker
Review DR Dangerous Boxed
Review Pjusk
Review Gemdalus
Review AmiSeaFox
Review Space Patrol
Review Amiga Forever 11
Review C64 Forever 11
Review WinUAE
Knowledge 9: Raycasting
Special Reboot of Commodore
Special 40 years of Amiga Part 3: Trials, tribulations, and dead ends
Beyond the Screen: Rings of Medusa & The Return of Medusa
Demoscene
and so much more ... if you haven't already, right now might be the best time to get your collectable copy ordered, before they're all sold out!
For a more detailed description of its contents and previews of this issue click-on link of the Amiga Future magazine hompepage.
Information: https://www.amigafuture.de/app.php/kb/index?c=13
Orders: https://www.amigashop.org https://www.amigashop.org
http://40.amigafuture.de
https://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de
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Hi all!
Have you ever found yourself installing the same program over and over again, on your different Amigas? You can now automate this process, even remotely, with TINAPAMA! 
TINAPAMA (TINAPAMA is Not A Package Manager) brings automated program installation to Classic Amigas. It differs from AmiUpdate on AmigaOS 4 and Easy2Install on MorphOS by providing a simple command line and decentralised program descriptions. TINAPAMA allows updating programs individually or in groups, physically or remotely.
A typical use of TINAPAMA would be to execute the following command to update AmiModRadio:
1.C:> TINAPAMA Utilitaires:Musique/Divers/AmiModRadio/AmiModRadio.tinapama
and TINAPAMA would parse the description file AmiModRadio.tinapama, download, unarchive, and copy the new files into Utilitaires:Musique/Divers/AmiModRadio, only if the local version is outdated.
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Hello everyone!
I'm really happy to share with the Amiga community a playable demo of my game called "The Gate", it's around 1.5 hours of gaming if the player checks everything!
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The game is set in a dystopian future not too far from our own.
The player takes on the role of a private detective named Kal Debris, the owner of an agency struggling due to debt.
One day, he receives a job offer from a doctor at a famous research institute to investigate the disappearance of her friend and colleague.
The game is heavily inspired by "Mission Impossible" and "Project Firestart," but with my own ideas, gameplay mechanics, and an engaging story. |
You can enjoy the demo with your real Amiga or using an emulator, it should work fine with every Amiga that can handle EHB mode and is equipped with some fast memory.
An user has reported to have played the demo on his expanded A500+ @7 MHz without any issue, but I cannot guarantee that this speed is enough for some more complex levels that are in the late game.
The free public post is on Patreon with the download, as well as with some more details about the current development state. 
Please have the time to read the post and the included readme.txt file to better enjoy the game demo, I explain how you have to expect, the controls, how the saves work, and many other useful information.
Patreon public post
Let me know if there are problems, bugs, errors, typos, etc... so I can fix them.
It would be great if you could tell me what actual hardware you tested the game on.
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New articles on Obligement |
| News posted by Daff on 1-Sep-2025 5:42:18 (686 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 from July/August 2025.
- Old articles from Génération 4 48 to 53: News: Les 4 D'Or FNAC/Génération 4 1992, Interview with Brett Sperry, Review of Superhero, News: Street Fighter 2 pre-release, Review of Legends of Valour, Review of Tearaway Thomas, Interview with Ian Hetherington, Interview with Joel Billings, File: Les manettes de jeu (1992), Report: ECTS Automne 1992, Review of Gobliins 2, etc.
- Interview with Steffen Häuser (Amiga developer).
- Interview with Jon St. John (voice actor, voice of Duke Nukem).
- Hardware: A1200NG (update).
- Hardware: SATA PCI Hard Card.
- Hardware: RAMesses.
- DIY: Extracting Amiga components, put down that screwdriver!
- DIY: AmigaOne XE - part 3, PCI bus hardware interrupts.
- DIY: AmigaOne XE - part 4, with a new core.
- DIY: Controlling HippoPlayer with a remote control.
- Articles from floppy disk magazine ZINE #3 (February 1990).
- File: History of the development of Vroom.
- File: Working with Andy Warhol, Jeff Bruette's memories.
- File: History of the development of PixelMachine.
- File: Amiga Corporation products for the Atari 2600 (update).
- Tutorial: Tips and tricks for ClassicWB.
- Programming: asl.library and GFA Basic.
- Programming: Assembler - Display sprites and BOBs on Amiga OCS and AGA.
- Special quiz about the names of Amiga games.
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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The Amiga Future magazine Issue 176 - preview is now available to view online |
| News posted by AndreasM on 24-Aug-2025 10:08:19 (666 reads) |
The Amiga Future magazine Issue 176 preview is now available to view online
These comprise of the full colour preview and excerpts of our Amiga Future issue 176 (September/October 2025) which can also be viewed online on the Amiga Future website.
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