Okay, okay -- I know this is a really cheesy topic, but indulge me, okay?

Reading that Acill was 'starting from scratch' with his MorphOS install got me to wondering what he would be installing and what the "must have" apps for MorphOS were.

So, here's an opportunity for you "old timers" to share a little with a "newbie".

So . . . What would YOU put in a SuperBundle 2?

[ Edited by klesterjr on 2005/7/5 11:27 ]

First up CED, hard to edit the user-startup with no text editor
Then MiamiDX or Genesis gets put on and I go get what I need online
PowerSDL is the next thing
then I get the pack_1 and Pack@ from here and install all them good
things like voodoo-x, xad, fat95, ect.
Aweb lite would be nice, its a free open browser and a good start. The
version I got from the developers with all the files in the folder
needed to run it is a great idea.
eaudio.device is next followed by my fav games
then I starting adding libs and classes as the things I like to find
are asking for em.

Some Apps that cover the biggest needs, like TCP/IP, Browser, TextEditor and some GFX Apps!

Nekkid chix-pix in /Bonus/ directory

@ hooligan

Like these?

MorphOS occupies strategic market positions...

[ Edited by DoctorMorbius_FP on 2005/7/5 10:30 ]

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Okay -- that'll be the first 500 megs.

How about some MorphOS apps & utilities just to fill up the CD?

Any suggestions?

I'd wait for a new MorphOS release before making such compilation...

Leo.

What about morphos-news file section mirror?
and some docs about morphos programs installation way?

Bye

Don't be silly.

There will be no SuperBundle 2 before MorphOS 1.5 is released. You will have all of that stuff in MorphOS 1.5 so why add it to the Superbundle.

Note that the Superbundle was NOT just some bunch of Aminet apps slapped on a CD and download; they were all paid for and licensed, at great hassle and expense, exclusively for MorphOS users.

Miami and Genesis would never be there because they cannot be properly cleared for inclusion on such a distribution of software.

A shareware browser would be cheeky as hell.

Please think *HARD* about what applications you want in a bundle and don't just think of it as a convenient bunch of downloads that you can get anywhere.

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Matt, if you have some information about the (mythical) 1.5 release, could you please share it with us? Everybody is eager to know about what new features it might have, but in my case, I just want to know: What exactly is preventing the release?

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Actually, that's EXACTLY what I was looking for.

(I changed the title to reflect this)

AmiNetRadio (if you dont already have it) - it works on 68k but on MorphOS it works even better. CDDA, AHX, SoundMon, GME etc etc etc players are for MorphOS only.

From the top of my head (I'm probably forgetting some):

AmiNetRadio
Statline
Jabberwocky
ShowGirls
Voodoo-X
Snoopium
DirOpus
TVPaint
Samplemanager (or SampleZ)
MPlayer
Songplayer
Ripper
UADE
AmiTradeCenter
DeliTrackerII
MFKey
MUIFindMOS
MLDonkey (or c- or bittorrent, but I like MLDonkey best)
Scout
WallGet
Wetter
April
LiveMixer (when you have a SBLive)

ScummVM
DosBox
Frodo
Snes9x (+ Snes9xStarter)
Mame
GenesisPlus
DynAMIte
OpenTTD
REminiscence
All the SDL gameports you can find on MorphZone


...and ofcourse dnetc & OS4Emu

(note: not all of the suggestions are mos-native)

@ klesterjr

Returning to serious mode...

You may also read interesting information in Tutorials --> Doctor's Office

Cheers

Put SnoopDos 3.8 PPC in your list. It's the BEST system monitor until now...

Very good stuff (and exhaustive! whew!)

Thank you Steveo

don't forget Alfie's stuff, it's a must-have under MorphOS ;)

well, I did mention mfkey

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Though site is german MVP itself supports several languages. It should be a good startingpoint for newbees. But be aware that some software included in MVP is outdated. But with MOS1.5 a new package will be made.

maybe I should put down my sun glasses ;)

But alfie's other progs are also worth to be mentioned.