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Events   The Commodore Story movie at Computer History Museum 2/23/18
  Events posted by RobertB on 2-Feb-2018 5:09:03 (2584 reads)
The Commodore Story - Release Date 23rd Feb 2018, 6:30 p.m., Computer History Museum, 1401 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, California 94043, USA. Bil Herd and Leonard Tramiel to have a question-and-answer session after the movie.

The Commodore Story is a cram-packed, 2-hour documentary film that takes us through Commodore's evolution from the 70's to the 90's from the PET, Vic-20, C64 to the Amiga and beyond.

See the excerpt at: https://youtu.be/yz-ptLXtNbc

Also a cute animation they did of the Hole in the Wall story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YelPWHW55c&t=9s

Also check out http://thecommodorestory.com

Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group
http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network
http://www.portcommodore.com/sccan
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Amigaworld.net News   Work on Tower57 continues, hints at powerful hardware in the Amiga Tabor
  Amigaworld.net News posted by Petah on 28-Jan-2018 15:08:40 (3291 reads)
As development of the Amiga Tabor continues, so does the work on the Kickstarter-funded and Chaos Engine-inspired arcade shooter Tower57. In a development update posted on Tuesday, developer Daniel Mussener hints that the latest benchmarks shows that the Amiga Tabor has a lot more muscles than its critics previously has given it credit for. The figures pretty much speak for themselves, Mussener reasons, as the Tabor allegedly blows most of its competition out of the water.



Like the graphics show and as Mussener emphasizes, the Tower57 build benchmarked on January 23rd running on the Tabor outperforms the Sam460ex by almost 100% when running in truecolor mode at 59 frames per second. Although that figure doesn't stand much chance against the Amiga X5000 workstation (running at 110 FPS), Mussener stresses that Tower57 on the Amiga Tabor runs at speeds more than twice as fast as it does on a Sony Vaio (laptop) with an Intel i5 CPU clocked at 2.3 GHz despite the Amiga version being, at least for the time being, fully rendered in software.



The most recent progress is reported to involve further optimization, with improved visual effects, procedural trickery and reduced loading times. At the time of writing, a firm Tower57 release date is yet to be set - Mussener does, however, target "early Q1 2018". If that promise holds water, expect to see Tower57 at your favorite Amiga retailer imminently. The release date of the Amiga Tabor itself, however, remains at this point unknown.
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Amigaworld.net News   IMPORTANT - MISSING "NEWS" SUBMISSIONS
  Amigaworld.net News posted by Darrin on 27-Jan-2018 17:20:02 (1932 reads)
We seem to have a problem with news articles being submitted and then getting stripped of all of the text except for the article title.

AndreasM seems to have found the issue and it appears to be the use of certain characters:

"but i found the problem. its are the german ue ae oe...
i change the word to Schuetze and then works
i think the textbox need an update. :)"

Right now I have I have two such articles from Petah ("Work on Tower57 continues, hints at powerful hardware in the Amiga Tabor") and what looks like a spam one from websiteshoppy.

While this issue persists, please type your articles in clear English and save a copy of the text in case you need to resubmit. I'll let people know by PM if they have fallen victim to this bug.
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software OS4   The shell command ShowFiles (sf) updated to version 0.993 - AOS4
  software OS4 posted by marko on 23-Jan-2018 23:25:14 (2086 reads)
New version of ShowFiles (sf) released.

CHANGES
Version 0.993: (Jan 2018)
- Added white color (pen 2) as foreground on executable files.
- Optimized the output listing, roughly about 41% faster now! Tested with 50 items (42 files + 8 dirs). The whole command before had a mean of 0.3399 s and after the optimizion now a mean of 0.2014 s. However don't trust these values too much though, as the values fluctuates pretty much.
- Made some minor changes to the three scripts.

Click READ MORE ===>
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Amigaworld.net News   AMIcast - Text Interview 12 - Boing Attitude - software house for Amiga and more
  Amigaworld.net News posted by radzik on 21-Jan-2018 15:06:30 (1633 reads)
AMIcast is back with really good text interview - Boing Attitude. Software from Glames is around us for some years. Boing Attitude is responsible for education/games software like: Ask Me Up and great file manager Dir Me Up. Besides of Amiga, Boing Attitude is creating apps for another system like MS Windows or Android.

http://www.amigapodcast.com/2018/01/amicast-text-interview-12-boing.html
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Amigaworld.net News   complete amiga floppy disk collection of bamiga sector one online
  Amigaworld.net News posted by Blade2019NL on 20-Jan-2018 10:53:29 (1726 reads)
Woop Woop !

https://www.generationamiga.com/2018/01/14/complete-amiga-floppy-disk-collection-of-bamiga-sector-one-online/
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Software News   Update of the Amiga Games List
  Software News posted by Daff on 18-Jan-2018 8:21:42 (1944 reads)
The "Amiga Games List", document created and maintained by David Brunet since 1991, was updated the 18th january 2018. The Amiga Games List is the most extensive collection of its kind on Internet. Beside other news and corrections, the games created in 2017 was added. The games using SAGA chipset were added with the mention "SAGA" in the "Misc" (miscellaneous hardware) column. The total reaches now 12,803 games, level editors, data disks, extensions and interpreters subdivided into the categories as follows:

12,241 games
325 extensions and data disks
145 game and level editors
92 interpreters

LINK
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Amigaworld.net News   REV'n'GE! #82
  Amigaworld.net News posted by Seiya on 17-Jan-2018 20:46:28 (1290 reads)
REV'n'GE! is a fanzine that review games and apps on vintage platforms.
Between the reviews of this month, you can focus on:

Ski Alpine Racer 2007: the latest games dedicated only to ski events
Home Video Producer: Editing Video on Commodore 64

Source:
SendSpace
Mega
Site
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Miscellaneous News   Amiga WARP 2018 calendars
  Miscellaneous News posted by dooz on 16-Jan-2018 20:58:50 (1622 reads)
Every year since 1998 Croatian Amiga WARP Organization publish calendars. This year we have two different Amiga theme calendars also in English version. Calendars can be downloaded in A4 PDF format from our homepage Amiga WARP Organization

Here are also direct links for English versions:

WARP_Calendar_2018_ENG.pdf
WARP_Calendar_2018_round_ENG.pdf



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Software News   Hollywood APK Compiler 2.1 released
  Software News posted by softwarefailure on 14-Jan-2018 13:29:22 (1253 reads)
Airsoft Softwair, the hardest working men in code business, are proud to present the Hollywood APK Compiler 2.1. This version adds support for Android Studio 3.0 and makes the conversion of Hollywood applets into APKs even easier by erasing the direct dependencies on the Java Development Kit (JDK) and Gradle. Instead, the JDK and Gradle versions that are shipped with Android Studio are used now. So Android Studio is the only thing that is required by the Hollywood APK Compiler now.

Note that version 2.1 requires at least Android Studio 3.0 so existing users should only upgrade to this version if they also want to upgrade their Android Studio version. Keep in mind, though, that Google dropped support for older Android versions in Android Studio 3.0 so all APKs compiled by the Hollywood APK Compiler will require at least Android 4.0. If you still need to target Android 2.3, don't upgrade to the latest version of Android Studio and the APK Compiler. Finally, also note that version 2.1 is no longer compatible with 32-bit systems. It requires a 64-bit Windows so 32-bit users should also keep their old versions.

Version 2.1 of the Hollywood APK Compiler is now available for free download from the restricted download area for all existing Hollywood APK Compiler users. For more information on the Hollywood APK Compiler and how to order it visit the official Hollywood portal at http://www.hollywood-mal.com/

This release was brought to you by Airsoft Softwair, the hardest working men in code business.
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