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Software News   Software News : AmiKit for Linux platforms released
   posted by AmiKit on 20-Mar-2008 17:30:48 (2805 reads)
We're very pleased to announce that the native Linux port of AmiKit is now available for download so the Linux users can experience the high-end AmiKit system too.

We would like to especially thank to Tom Newsom and Daniel Westerberg, this would not happen without their help! For those who are interested there's an article describing this history of the process of creating and debugging a working port of AmiKit to Linux.

What is AmiKit? It's a free and legal compilation of more than 300 of the finest Amiga programs running under emulation (Windows and Linux).

Free download: http://amikit.amiga.sk/
    

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Re: AmiKit for Linux platforms released
Posted on 20-Mar-2008 17:42:30
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First i need to install macOS on my a1+debian then i can play with uae. it was years ago i wanted to install macos. im just lazy to play with linux and such stuff. Someday.

Its nice too see there is amikit for linux too :) (pole)

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pavlor 
Re: AmiKit for Linux platforms released
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Great!!

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Re: AmiKit for Linux platforms released
Posted on 20-Mar-2008 21:04:59
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One less reason for me to continue using windows. Very good news.


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Re: AmiKit for Linux platforms released
Posted on 20-Mar-2008 21:26:07
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Excellent news! Well done to AmiKit and all the people involved in the project.

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Re: AmiKit for Linux platforms released
Posted on 20-Mar-2008 23:30:07
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yes l say very good am thinking .... running linux on psx3 some sort minium install then running amikit on the psx3 whould this work ? .


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Posted on 21-Mar-2008 11:45:56
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I must thank Tom Newsom for all the time and testing he put in this, and especially the LiveUpdate, which as the author I am, baffled me completely with all various wierd and wierder error messages it kept spewing out when run in E-UAE instead of WinUAE (or any hardware Amiga for that matter).

Thankyou!


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Posted on 21-Mar-2008 19:58:01
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@ Deniil715

I agree, Thank you.


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Re: AmiKit for Linux platforms released
Posted on 22-Mar-2008 12:42:14
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Good stuff chaps!

Cheers,
James
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Re: AmiKit for Linux platforms released
Posted on 26-Mar-2008 21:16:37
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A few minor bugs have been discovered in the archive. The easy fix is described here.

If you experience more issues or if you have any questions regarding AmiKit running on Linux, please use the newly created Linux area at AmiKit forums.


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