jPV: oops sorry, this is the information:

Wired Gaming Gamepad
Brand: BIMONK

Wireless Joystick
Brand: BIMONK

Mini Stick Arcade
Brand: Mcbazel Dobe

Wireless mouse Gaming
Brand:TENMOS
Model: K6


[ Edité par Papiosaur 15.06.2021 - 19:23 ]

Deltaco Gaming Headphones with Microphone - Wired - 3.5 MM audio plugs

Brand: Deltaco
Model: GAM-023

Works fine on a PowerBook G4 with latest MorphOS.



[ Edited by Puni 17.06.2021 - 17:50 ]

Added Papiosaur's suggestions, but didn't add Puni's headphones, because standard 3.5mm audio plugs should work universally anyway and there isn't difference in compatibility. The list is mostly devices that are connected with USB (it's "USB Audio Devices" category what we've used for headphones etc).

Thanks a lot jPV for the links!

Logitech M100 Optical Corded Mouse - USB (https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/mice/m100-usb-mouse.910-001601.html)

IBM SK-8815 Corded USB Keyboard

Samsung S24D330 24-Inch LED Monitor (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-S24D330-24-Inch-LED-Monitor/dp/B01HRYELC4?th=1)

All works with the newest version of MorphOS.

[ Edited by Puni 21.10.2021 - 12:40 ]

News on MorphOS-Store :

https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=145&language=en

and

https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=149&language=en

Shipping around the world

[ Edité par Papiosaur 21.10.2021 - 17:54 ]

HAMA USB 2.0 Card Readr 35 in 1 has been tested successfully with a Compact Flash and an Ultra SanDisk 8GB SD. You can also write from one card directly to another :)

It worth noting that TL-WR802N
works great with MorphOS (plus on a 1200 with 3Com pcmcia where I installed a second one) and can transform any ethernet into WiFi. Really great in case your system lacks WiFi whereas also reduces the CPU overhead when communicating to the actual router doing SSL. Set static ip on the nano router/ap and DCHP on MorphOS/Amiga, then you use the static IP to directly connect on the system (i.e. via Samba/NetFS etc). Keep in mind that on v4 you need to connect via WiFi for initial setup (not ethernet like v1). After setting the nano to client mode you can connect and customize via Wayfarer (tested with v4.9) but you must explicitly activate "Ad-Blocker". It has the size of a matchbox and can be easily hidden (even installed inside a PowerMac case). V4 comes with external power supply too or you can power it through a USB port (v1 provides just a cord).

> TL-WR802N
works great with MorphOS

I was using the predecessor TL-WR702N with a Mac mini G4 until mid-2014 when MorphOS 3.6 brought support for the Broadcom BCM43 Wi-Fi chipset (AirPort Extreme). Worked like a charm. This device was a popular solution back then for MorphOS users, going by the number of recommendations here on MorphZone during that time. It didn't stay unused for very long, namely only until late 2016 when I switched to a PowerMac G5 without Wi-Fi.