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Posted By: Velcro_SP. on 2005/11/22 16:33:12
David Fisher of the I-Browse team is quoted in Total Amiga magazine: "There wil be... a 68k version which will run under MorphOS, classics under OS3.x, and Amithlon. Whether we do a native MorphOS version has not yet been decided - once the OS4 version is complete we will evaluate the situation."

David Burstrom was interviewed together with David Fisher. It was Fisher who answered that one.
Posted By: lugduweb. on 2005/11/20 17:10:22
The Pegasos Book : first release of english translation
A first release of the Pegasos book in english is now available at http://wikipeg.free.fr/ThePegasosBook

I recall that the original version of the Pegasos Book ("Le livre du Pegasos"), is a free document of 148 pages in PDF format in french language.

Its goal is to gather a whole of information and articles on the Pegasos and its operating systems (MorphOS, Linux, MacOSX with MacOnLinux) in only one document which can be consulted off line or printed easily.

This first release in english does not include the MacOSX and a half of Linux part.

Note that you can now make donations to help translators and authors for updates on the ebook's page.

Translations in other languages are still in progress (german, spanish, italian, portugese, swedish and polish).
Posted By: Darth_X. on 2005/11/14 19:56:16
The OpenAladdin4D site has been quiet for a good while due to several things. Initially we ran into a minor glitch with our donation system, which was easily fixed, then...

Katrina hit. We really stopped thinking about Aladdin 4D and we worried about all those people and participated in giving what we could to the people there and the groups that were helping them. Then more storms hit. When we finally did think of Aladdin 4D again, we realized it wasn't a good time to ask for donations on an Open Source project.

Time has passed, we've all done our parts for our fellow people, but now it's time to relaunch.

Even better - we've got news!
Posted By: AndreasM. on 2005/11/14 19:55:46
APC&TCP is proud to announce the worldwide distribution of MED Soundstudio 2.

MED Soundstudio 2 is the official successor of the world famous OctaMED Soundstudio v1.03c and there may be a version available for MorphOS sometime in the future.
http://www.apc-tcp.de
Posted By: tarbos. on 2005/11/12 23:29:13
PPCNUX made a little study comparing 3 different MOS-supported gfxcards representing lowend, midrange/entry and current highend choices with all 3 generations of the popular Quake 3D-shooter series.
Posted By: kiero. on 2005/11/6 6:30:25
Descent:Freespace2 for MorphOS....
Posted By: Krashan. on 2005/11/6 6:29:30
DigiFilter is a simple application for digital FIR filter design. Filter frequency response is not limited to typical lowpass, highpass, bandpass and bandstop. It can be graphically designed to any shape instead. The program uses windowing technique with rectangle, triangle, Blackman and Kaiser windows. Maximum number of taps is 2048. Both designed frequency response and set of calculated tap multipliers may be saved to a file. DigiFilter is available in the download section and on Aminet. The program is freeware.
Posted By: AndreasM. on 2005/11/6 6:28:56
Today the issue 57 (november/december 2005) of the Amiga Future has been released.

This means that all subscriptions and single orders have been brought to the postal office today.

This issue contains reports for almost all sectors. So we have reviewed Apache for Amiga, MorphOS on PowerUP and Amiga Forever 2005 Premium Edition thoroughly.

Hoever we didn't forget about games like Wild Flyin (with interview), Battle for Wesnoth or Truson.

Of course there is a variety of specials like TroikaNG, Amiga 1200 in a car, a report about the Games Convention and a programming workshop.

But these are only a few of the articles.
Posted By: VooDoo. on 2005/11/3 21:51:59
According to this homepage (http://amigadev.free.fr/pointrider/) we will have a PowerPoint Viewer called PointRider and evelopped by Mathias Parnaudeau.
A modul for Hollywood will also come.

Screenshots can be seen at the homepage
Posted By: rhino. on 2005/11/2 16:41:02
The much anticipated issue 22 of Total Amiga Magazine has now gone to print, if you haven't subscribed yet, here's what you are missing out on in this, filled to bursting point, issue....