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Internet News   Internet News : AMIGA-Magazin AmigaOS4 preview
   posted by MikeB on 17-Jan-2004 14:01:50 (5667 reads)
The German languaged AMIGA-Magazin has made available the AmigaOS4 preview article from their January issue. The 4 page article includes many AmigaOS4 screenshots.
    

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Re: AMIGA-Magazin AmigaOS4 preview
Posted on 17-Jan-2004 14:07:35
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Wish I didnt wag all my German lessons at school now...

 
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Me too! Seriously though, those are some bloody great screenshots. Thanks for the link MikeB.


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Yeah, these new screenshots are great - it really looks nice, clean and modern. I'm quite interested to know how they got Indiana Jones running though? I thought games like that are chipset dependant?

Anyway, me want! Me want!! ME WANT!!!

EDIT You can get a reasonable translation of the page using Altavista.com. Not perfect but you can just about make it out


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Yeah, these new screenshots are great - it really looks nice, clean and modern. I'm quite interested to know how they got Indiana Jones running though? I thought games like that are chipset dependant?


SCUMM VM
Basically allows you to run old Lucasarts games in Workbench (or Linux or Windows etc)


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Can't read German but the screenshots look good.


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Would be quite cool with an English (or Danish:) translation.
I do understand most of it but it took me a loooong time to read.


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Es sieht gut aus. Ich habe es aller nicht noch gelesen, mein Deutch ist leider nicht so gut wie es einmal war. :-/

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Wow didn't know about SCUMM VM.. untill now

I love the Monkey Island games. Does the sound work as well, eg retargetable AHI so that it would work with OS4?


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Jamie_S: Did not try the Scumm VM Port myselves, but as it is using the SDL for OS 4 which has AHI Support implemented I guess it should work fine.
There is a whole bunch of SDL-stuff ported to OS 4 in the meanwhile.

Kay:

Your german sounds decent enough. Some small "bugs":

- "Deutsch", not "Deutch"
- "allerdings noch nicht", not "aller nicht noch"

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Thanks, Steffen. I somehow always manage to spell "Deutsch" incorrectly.

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i read about scummvm a while ago in total amiga
might give it a whirl


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Can't read German but the screenshots look good.


Eh eh eh eh totally agree! Some Screenshots are very cool.


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In short words:

The article describes the first boot of AOS4.0 on the AOne of AMIGA-Magazin, somtimes after the Benelux-show in a very positive way. No really news, but a good overview of the upcoming features.

The responseness of the system is very good, alltough graphics.library and Picasso96 are not native yet;

windows-output is allready in smart-refresh-mode an pretty fast;

there is a new icon-library from Stephan Rupprecht, which increases the speed of drawing icons;

workbench.library is native, too;

there is a short describtion of the new "Mount-Rainer"-support (using CD-RWs like Floppy-Disks via Workbench), which worked allready on a A4000PPC (on the AOne the CD-rom-support wasn´t finished);

at the end of the article is a test of a few Amiga-programms on AOS4.0 (which performed good): YAM 2.4p1, IBrowse 2.3, AWeb 3.4 APL, Directory Opus 4 and DiskMaster 2 (Diskmaster 2 is allready PPC-native);

Also PPC-native and testet: AudioEvolution, XaoS (fractal-program);

AmiPDF will be part of AOS4.0 and PPC-native, too;

GhostScript will be part of AOS4.0, too; So you will be able to create PDF-files within AOS4.0;


Hope this helps (and sorry for my English... )

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Cheers AP that was most helpfull and your english is better than mine.

 
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cool shots but 1 question..


why is the heretic 2 shots in low detail ?

seems the user who grabbed it havent updated his heretic 2 install with the new one on the hyperion site :)

can anyone confirm that hyperion has patched heretic 2 allready for a1/os4 ? and so is it working with the update also? and is it faster? than its on 604/266mhz ?..

quake2 i know of and that runs fine but heretic2 that was news to me...


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All those pictures are taunting me! (Looks great!)

Roll on OS4 Preview.


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There is an Amiga OS4 preview in the next issue (17) of Total Amiga http://www.totalamiga.org which is expected some time soon


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seems the user who grabbed it havent updated his heretic 2 install with the new one on the hyperion site :)


Actually, that user was me

The shot looks a bit strange because there was a bug still in the lightmapping code; You'll notice some sort of rainbow pattern over the lightmaps on the ceiling.

edit: Did anyone look closely at the icon text in that Heretic II shot?


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1565968 is the size of exec_sg ?
Looks A BIT bloated.
Last time B.hermans replied to me on ANN the size was about 270 kb, hmm...

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For those who are interested in reading the translation of the website, go to http://babelfish.altavista.com/ , copy and then paste the magazine url www.amiga-magazin.de/magazin/a01-04/amigaOS4/index.html into the "Translate a Web page" field, select "German To English", or whatever language translation you want, and click on "Translate". Happy reading!

Since it is a straight translation, the results aren't perfect. For example, certain words that we Amigans know shouldn't be changed are translated anyways. A couple of examples are that everytime they talk about a "boat", they mean "boot", and everytime they talk about a "submarine", they mean "UBoot"!

Now that I finally had a good view of the Grim Reaper showing the details of the lawbreakersg crash, I had a bit of a chuckle at the data address listed: 0xdeadbeef !!!!


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