Good article about Game controllers.
I have tried a XBOX360 joypad with the MS usb cable and i can't use it. Trident shows a "?Running" state.
Don't know is I need a Pc USB adapter or what.
Will try a PS4 one meanwhile.

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Hi Mate, on a previous thread it was said the
only supported version was the one with usb wireless
adapter for PC.

Regards !

Thanks friend. I'm using a ps4 one while I get a pc adapter.

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Quite much added to the MorphOS Library since the last update!

Boot_wb started new sections listing applications, tools, and utilities included with MorphOS. I added screenshots and more descriptions on them, and also created new pages to list bundled screenbar modules, games, and blankers. They all have brief descriptions of programs, but adding usage descriptions will require some work still. Better than nothing already anyway.

Applications included with MorphOS
Tools included with MorphOS
Utilities included with MorphOS
Screenbar modules included with MorphOS
Games included with MorphOS
Blankers included with MorphOS

Then quickly moved this from forum messages to the library:
Preparing an Amiga Hard Drive

Put at least something to the last missing shell commands too:
Shell Commands

And finally, I wrote a big tutorial for new users:
Getting Started - A Beginner's Guide to MorphOS

Great stuff! Thanks.

Thanks! Especially for the beginners guide, as I am still a noob with MorphOS.

Excellent work jPV !!!

Thanks a lot for this tutorials.

As a related thing, I made a script (MorphOS and "Linux" versions) to fetch and display shell command descriptions from the MorphOS Library:
http://aminet.net/package/util/batch/Chelp

Screenshot: Chelp.png


[ Edited by jPV 30.01.2016 - 10:45 ]

Good idea jPV!
I started to copy all the descriptions of your shell commands to Locale:Help/.
My script would then first look if there is a localized description of the command, if not the english version is taken.

Something about mounting network drives.

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Good work

I just read through the network drive article. Its fantastic! Great work on that one. We need an easier way to discover and contribute to these.

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Thanks!

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What do you mean by that?

Getting Started with Lua

@jPV

Great article ... I plan make this same in future about lua ;)

Also Krashan make a very good work with port and integration with OS

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Excellent!

Who needs Hollywood? ;)

Great work, very much appreciated. That took a lot of your time, so even if not everyone here expresses their thanks, know that your time and work are appreciated by more people than post in this thread.

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Me.
But i need Lua, too.
It's similar in many things and Hollywood is based on it, but Hollywood is noz Lua and Lua is not Hollywood. They differ and they both have their advantages and disadvantages. It's pretty nice to have them both.

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I know, I own Hollywood and think it's great. Was only being silly. :)

I just released this tutorial about Open Firmware usage:
Using Open Firmware

And couple others which haven't been mentioned in this thread yet:
Filesystems
Hardware Compatibility
Creating Ambient Filetypes
Crash Course to Hollywood Programming :)

Damn! Thanks so much. That is a great work.

Many thanks, especially for the OpenFirmware part! From time to time I have to fiddle around with that and needed to search for the relevant information bits every time, 'cause I keep forgetting this OF stuff again and again... So good to know the relevant information is now at one place!

Besides, on the Filesystem page you got two little errors I think. For SFS and FFS max. filesize should read "2 TiB" instead of "2 bytes" I guess.

> For SFS and FFS max. filesize should read "2 TiB" instead of "2 bytes" I guess.

It's neither. Correct is 2 GiB minus 2 bytes and 4 GiB minus 2 bytes, and that's what's written on the page :-)

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Nope, it's 2 bytes under 2 or 4 GiB (2 or 4 GiB minus 2 bytes) :)

Mkaye... Would not have thought that!