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BigD 
Re: A600GS
Posted on 9-Jul-2024 16:58:44
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Yes, good product by the look of it. I'm happy with the Mini as my living room Amiga (and light DPaint use under AMiNIMiga) but for those without an original Amiga this fills a niche no doubt.

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 9-Jul-2024 18:21:59
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@amigakit

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If you build your own, you will have to use pirated/unlicenced software


Blatant lie.

But on that topic - how are “dabbling amiga sceners” supposed to make use of all the ARexx features of PPaint without buying a copy of “real” AmigaOS? What can you provide them?

Last edited by kolla on 09-Jul-2024 at 06:26 PM.

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 10-Jul-2024 4:55:39
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@amigakit

it is really sad to read that so many time and work were wasted

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 10-Jul-2024 4:58:03
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@Deaths_Head

some people buy it and open it
it is just emulator running on orange pi zero with interface for old mouse and joystick

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 10-Jul-2024 7:00:49
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@amigakit

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If you build your own, you will have to use pirated/unlicenced software. So quite a flippant comment when you stop and think of the work that goes into putting together a product such as an A600GS.


A600GS is for a convenient "out of the box" experience.

I also build my own AmigaOS distro with my licensed Amiga software up to H2 1996, multiple Amiga Forever releases, Hyperion's AmigaOS 3.2, various ex-commercial software re-release as freeware or GPL'ed (e.g. Miami TCP, Opus Magellan 5 GPL), but I prefer a convenient "out of the box" experience.

I have purchased 3rd party Amiga apps for my Emu68 setup i.e. RDP software.

I do have an account with A-EON's AMIStore via AmigaOS 4.1 FE/Amiga Forever package.

I'm licensed for MS Office for Mac.

Many British Amiga magazines cover CDs has "big" commercial software on them. British Amiga magazines tried to shift the Amiga's user base into a non-gaming.

Besides Amiga games, technical drawing (e.g. IntroCAD and XCAD) and music notation (e.g. Deluxe Music 2) are my areas of interest since I spent many hours on them, hence I'm less interested in Final Writer and PPaint. OctaMED V8 is a maybe.

Last edited by Hammer on 10-Jul-2024 at 07:24 AM.
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Re: A600GS
Posted on 10-Jul-2024 7:56:48
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@Hammer

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British Amiga magazines tried to shift the Amiga's user base into a non-gaming.


Hah, that’s funny!

I used to buy these UK mags every now and then as they were on sale here in Norway, but they were pricy. During summer of 1995 I went on interrail (with money earned from DPaint job on my A1200) and spent a few weeks in Germany and I discovered the German Amiga mags. Turned out that for the price of just a few UK mags, I could have year long subscription on any of the German ones. With the extra bonus of focus being on productivity and "DFÜ" instead of gaming, and a LOT less irrelevant ads (!!), which pretty much dominated UK mags. So I subscribed to them all, even the more games focused Amiga Joker. I vaguely recall reading about the possible powerpc based future of Amiga in an interview with a certain Ralph Schmidt while I was visiting the technical museum in Munich, someone I later learned was the one and same "laire" that I knew from IRC… fun times.

DPaint’s forte was simple animation, especially the whole "move" tool, which PPaint lacks. PPaint on the other hand, has a rich ARexx interface that to a degree can make up for the missing "move" tool, but that requires ARexx to be available.

So here’s a challenge for Andy Blues - make the ARexx interface of PPaint , OctaMED SS and other software available vis socket on the Linux side, allowing scripting with python, lua, regina and whatever on the Linux. Naturally, any advanced user do also want shell access to the Linux side (like the "pi" command on A314 or PiStorm) or Bebbo’s ssh (he’s also fond of whacky version strings btw).

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 11-Jul-2024 5:55:16
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@kolla

Between my brother and myself, we purchased at least Amiga Format and CU Amiga nearly every month until H2 1996. I also purchase PC Format (UK).

Sometimes, Amiga Power (UK) Amiga Action, Amiga Shopper (UK), Amiga Computing (UK), Australian Commodore and Amiga Review, Australian Personal Computing, Your Computer (Australia).

My high school's library is also stocked with monthly computer magazines.

My Dad introduced me to Amiga Action magazine since He plays sports games. There is an advantage when one of the parents also plays games and does accounts/back office on desktop computers. I'm a 2nd gen Amiga user/owner when my Dad is 1st gen Amiga user/owner.

My Dad's workmates from Sydney Waterboard have A2000s and play games on them.

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 11-Jul-2024 19:15:52
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@amigang

Yes! I also would like such a product based on that concept.

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 11-Jul-2024 19:37:22
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@amigakit

When will the A600GS be available in the U.S. market?

UPDATE: looks like it has landed https://amigakit.amiga.store/a600gs-p-91329.html?aksid=vnsarcpa8b8jhja8gg39e06shg¤cy=USD

I didn’t see that the last time I looked.

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 25-Jul-2024 15:41:13
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Our Time Prefs program has been added to AmiBench on the A600GS. This will be released as part of a free downloadable update in the coming days. You may notice that it uses a few extended Classes and Gadgets that are part of SystemV46.







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Re: A600GS
Posted on 26-Jul-2024 12:28:48
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A restructure of Programs partition on the AmiBench on the A600GS:



Games drawer added for games that can start from AmiBench, such as WHDLOAD / JST games packs.

Office drawer icon added. This is for applications such as Final Writer.




Time Prefs updated to v46.21 which adjusts the tab corners to rounded edges.

Last edited by amigakit on 26-Jul-2024 at 12:36 PM.

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 29-Jul-2024 23:40:54
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I received the A600GS in the mail yesterday! Thanks, AmigaKit!

New A600GS owner,
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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Re: A600GS
Posted on 29-Jul-2024 23:44:07
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@RobertB

Looking forward to a blog post or two!

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Re: A600GS
Posted on 19-Aug-2024 14:53:46
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On Saturday we attended the Zzapp 2024 Live! show and demonstrated the A600GS to the attendees. All day we were busy answering questions and demonstrating the features of the A600GS. It was great to receive such great feedback!









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Re: A600GS
Posted on 19-Aug-2024 16:20:41
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@amigakit

This site cannot handle big pictures, it breaks it apart.

TOS
Images embedded in threads should be no wider than 640 pixels, larger images should be hyperlinked.

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