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  http://osnews.com/story/20116/ACube_...th_Motherboard

"It's not exactly bliss and angels in the Amiga world. AmigaOS 4.0, while done, released, and updated, is hard to come by because you either need a supported classic Amiga, or one of the three Amiga Ones ever sold. With a lawsuit underway nobody really understands, and no interest whatsoever from any hardware vendor, the future looks rather grim (...)"

Changelog:

Heikki Orsila (14):

web: update web pages for uade 2.11
uade123: add --scan option to scan directories for songs [PERFECTIVE]
uade123: Cleanup code for --set=x [PREVENTIVE]
uadefs: add ".wav" postfix to each file that is playable [PERFECTIVE]
uadefs: disallow creating files on uadefs [PERFECTIVE]
compat: implement canonicalize_file_name(3) for OS X 10.5 [ADAPTIVE]
uadefs: implement flush() operation [PERFECTIVE]
uadefs: cleanup cache_block_read(), remove MAGIC_LENGTH [PREVENTIVE]
uadefs: remove ctx->start_bi, it is always 0 [PREVENTIVE]
uadefs: add a comment on ctx->end_bi [PREVENTIVE]
uadefs: add sound data cache [PERFECTIVE]
uadefs: invalidate old cache entries [PERFECTIVE]
uade123: uade123 -t0 should always end the song immediately [CORRECTIVE]
uadecore: removed warning messages

Homepage:

http://zakalwe.fi/uade/uade.html

Downloads:

http://zakalwe.fi/uade/download.html

Experimental version for Nokia N810:

http://zakalwe.fi/uade/uade2/uade.20...13.n810.tar.gz (readme)

  Spotted on Amazon just now... not released yet. Same number of pages as the first edition. I wonder what's changed Maybe a pin up dart board of Mr. Medhi Ali

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Commodore-St...7277964&sr=1-2

  Hi there,

seems the DeliPlayer Homepage is down forever (this account has been suspended).

Sad thing, hope The Special Brothers (or someone else!) is going to continue the Project, as it was one of the Best Players for all module formats on Windows platform.

  Indivision 1200

  From Hyperion Entertainment

Screenies:




Box art:

  Amiga, ST and DOS platformer Nicky Boom (http://hol.abime.net/964) is being ported to mobile phones:

http://www.nickyboom.com/

  The german issues 44 of the Amiga Future are out of stock. Because of that you can read the magazines (amongst many other issues) online at http://www.amigafuture.de/kb.php?mode=cat&cat=10 .

The issue 73 has been released recently and is available in our online shop. Just now we work hard on issue 74.

You can order the german and english Issue 73 of Amiga Future in our online shop.

Amiga Future needs your support

We are looking for editors for the magazine. You should own a classic Amiga or Pegasos and know it's workings. Furthermore you should have some experience in writing reviews. As well as that, your native language has to be either German or English which you should be fluent in.

Please don't forget: The Amiga Future is a community project.

In addition we are still looking for translators for the magazine. Again your native language should be German or English and you should be fluent in reading/writing both of them.

Interested? Please contact us via mail at: Andreas@amigafuture.de

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de

  So, let's wait

Hello!

English SCACOM issue 3 is released and its the biggest issue ever (34 pages)!


Look at our new homepage www.scacom.de.vu (click on the English SCACOM banner). In the menu goto issues. There you can download the new issue 3 or read all issues online in JPG format.

Please enjoy reading and give more feedback! Also please send us texts or help to translate!


Content in this issue:

- Picture of the month
- News
- Gold Quest 4
- Interview with Thorsten Schreck
- SCACOM Disk
- Making of Nyaaaah! 11
- Giana Worlds
- Aztec Challenge
- 1541 Ultimate
- Best C64 Games List
- Baracudas story
- Bill Gates and Commodore
- Interesting things
- Background picture
- Poll / Computerstory / Feedback
- Word search
- Game Show / SCACOM
- Disk-cover for „Nyaaaah! 11"
- 10 reasons / Some final pictures


Once again: Enjoy reading!

C=+A

  The Amiga Future 73 (July/August 2008) has been released. This means that all subscriptions, pre-orders and dealer supplies have been shipped.

Now it's out of our hands and up to the postal service when the magazine actually gets to you.

In this issue you'll find recent reviews of OWB, MySpellChecker, Sputnik, Deneb and lots more. Needless to say the specials like Game Endings or a report about Jagged are also in this issue.

Also in the magazine, we have an interview with the makers of NatAmi and Thilo Köhler.

You can find a more detailed description of the full content at: http://www.amigafuture.de/kb.php?mode=article&k=2649

Amiga Future is available as a German and English print magazine directly from the editorial office and also through some Amiga dealers. Amiga Future is also available as a single issue or by subscription, each with or without a cover CD.

As always on the Amiga Future cover CD you can find lots of PD software and some full versions like Hoi, Clockwiser and Real3D.

We ask all interested users to order this issue as soon as possible because we print only a few magazines additional to the subscriptions and pre-orders.

Amiga Future needs your support

We are looking for editors for the magazine. You should own a classic Amiga or Pegasos and know it's workings. Furthermore you should have some experience in writing reviews. As well as that, your native language has to be either German or English which you should be fluent in.

Please don't forget: The Amiga Future is a community project.

In addition we are still looking for translators for the magazine. Again your native language should be German or English and you should be fluent in reading/writing both of them.

Interested? Please contact us via mail at: Andreas@amigafuture.de

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de

  The MorphOS development is proud to announce the public release of the much anticipated version 2.0 of MorphOS. For an overview of the included new features and updates, please read our release notes. A description of the hardware requirements and installation procedures can be found here.

  GameBase Amiga v1.6 was released today

GameBase Amiga now supports over 2700 ADF games, and over 3650 games are now playable in total in at least one format.

GameBase Amiga v1.6 is online now, including all files, except for a New Games pack, which will follow soon. If GameBase reports missing files, please also get the Missing Files pack from the @Main directory in the Download File Archive, this problem will be fixed soon.

Head over to the GameBase Amiga Homepage to get it.

For discussion please head over to the corresponding thread in project.MAGE.

p.s. If you would like to try a different interface for GameBase Amiga, also remember to check out AAG's GBPlayer.

Please tune in to the ExoticA podcast, which will be aired tomorrow (22nd) at 8:00PM GMT (9:00PM CET) on Bitjam Radio on the 22nd of June at. It will also be available for download after airing from the bitfellas podcast page