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Jealous of what? this is the first time i heard anything about tunenet, so no jealous... im not a OS4 user but i dont understand all of this "buy-every-app" movements.

Yet another Amiga only program saved by A-Eon.

These guys are really doing lots of good stuff to secure and develop the AmigaOS platform.


1. They made NEW fancy and fast quality hardware for AOS (X1000/X5000)

2. One by one securing many Amiga specific apps from our proud past, and developing them further.

3. New great AmigaOS appstore - AmiStore

4. Supports the classic line of computers

5. Takes care of AOS driver development for latest modern ATI Radeon graphics cards

5. Gives the impression of a professional company with well planned and good lookin press releases,

6. Choose their partners with great consideration and care

7. Buys and secures the community sites Amiga.org and Amigaworld.net

The future looks brighter than ever for the continuation of the Amiga platform!

Way to go A-EON and partners

Edit: Just bought AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition (Thanks Hyperion) - and are looking forward to run it on Amiga specific A-Eon hardware in the future.

Last edited by Hondo on 30-May-2015 at 06:24 AM.

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@Hondo: you forgot number 8

8. Finally develop a fully functional ethernet driver to support their Hardware X1000.

Last edited by scOOby on 30-May-2015 at 07:47 AM.

Great news again, but my only worry is have A-EON got enough developers / cash for all these apps.

like still waiting on news on Radiance collection. Any way best of luck A-eon

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I could make lots small improvement suggestions that would greatly improve TuneNet for me, such as:

* Show the current track's full path, so I can find the actual file. Ideally on the main UI, but otherwise in the Info Window.

* Optionally show the full path in the playlist, so it can be sorted (and searched) by path.

* Remember the last-played track, and select that when starting TuneNet. (I've got huge playlists, so finding what I was playing last time is almost impossible.) Ideally this would work without needing TuneNet to quit (say due to rebooting after an AmigaOS or TuneNet crash).

* Show the track position bar on the main UI, rather than hidden at the bottom of the Tune tab.

* Enabling Shuffle should NOT immediately move to the next track. This behaviour is very non-standard, and causes unwanted behaviour. Fixing it would be a minor inconvenience to any who likes this behaviour, as they merely need to click Next Track after enabling Shuffle.

* "Open Playlist" should default to starting in PROGDIR:Playlists folder, rather than just PROGDIR:. And preferably it should remember the last folder you were in (at least until you close TuneNet).

* Add an extra AmigaDOS parameter to TuneNet, which prevents it from starting if it's not already running. This is useful if you want to control TuneNet using FKey, but don't want accidental key presses to launch it (I created an AmigaDOS+ARexx script to do this...).


Someone suggested an ARexx interface for TuneNet. That would certainly be very useful, but it'd be a relatively big undertaking, and it's not strictly necessary - TuneNet already takes AmigaDOS parameters to control it (but see above).

Also, TuneNet sometimes crashes when you open the Info Window of particular MP3s, presumably due to unexpected/corrupted image information. So it needs more sanity checks on MP3s.

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That's great news for me too!! Even I was not using this program everyday,from time to time,I used to connect to techno-pop radio stations that of course I don't like it,hated at this time of 8-9 years ago,but I listened to A METAL CHURCH song and it was a great feeling I even recorded a part I think it was from the album hanging in the balance.

So great feeling using Tunenet and customizing it YEAH great program!!!

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