This is the VNC Server for MorphOS. The VNC Server allows remote access to the computer. The current visible screen is displayed on the connected clients, and clients can control the mouse, keyboard and clipboard.

Download it from http://binaryriot.com/dreamolers/vncserver/

I wrote a report of PUSH 2005.2 held last weekend in Gothenburg, Sweden. During PUSH we also had a short Q/A session with Bill Buck. The Q/A log can be read here.

Thanks to anyone who attended and/or helped us out!

Total Amiga Magazine has now shipped several days ahead of schedule.
This means that most of our subscribers will have their Magazine today or tomorrow.

Issue 21 features an update on the Morphos & Ambient situation, Interviews with Andreas Falkenhahn Author of Hollywood and Sebastian Bauer authour of SimpleMail.

Plus Reviews of Hollywood Designer for OS4, Audio Evolution 4, and Tutorials on Ken's Icons, C Programming and much much more!

Hu-Go! emulates the classic Turbografx16/PC Engine game console. Hu-Go! features great compatibility with many Hu-Card and CD-Rom based games.

Please read the included "CD-Rom_Guide.txt" for info on how to play CD-Rom based games. There are not many options yet but new features will be added in upcoming releases.

You can download hu-go! from: Emerald Games

Since today you can read two other issues of the Amiga Future online.

You can find the issues in the sub-section "Amiga Future Hefte" in our new article database.

http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=cat&cat=10

The newest version of Sigbjørn 'CISC' Skjærets port of the official BitTorrent client is available here. The update contains mainly smaller bugfixes and cosmetical changes.

PUGS wants to remind you of the PowerPC Computer Party of the year - PUSH. On Friday - in just one week - the doors are open. Bring your PowerPC computers for a great weekend of fun.

The entrance fee is set to 300 SEK but if you pre-register you get a 100 SEK rebate. We recommend everyone interested to pre-register. The registration is not cogent, so if you cannot come, we won't charge you anything. It is a mere way for us to get an idea of how many people coming.

Official PUSH Site

Sun covers a featured story today about the growing OpenSolaris community. Genesi is mentioned and Bill and Raquel are quoted. From the story: "We predict that in the long run [the] OpenSolaris [project] will contribute more to the IT universe than [Microsoft] Windows or GNU/Linux," say pilot members Raquel Velasco and Bill Buck, general managers of Genesi, a leading provider of PowerPC-based computing products. "It will take time, but backed up by a consistent corporate strategy, Java [technology], the Sun Grid, and a pantheon of bloggers, Sun is destined 'to boldly go where no one has gone before.'"

Herologic?  Be sure to keep your eye on this new website that may provide clues about upcoming Pegasos/ODW based projects with the Freescale label.  Logic? No, HeroLogic!

Due to several requests, we've finally decided to post the membership numbers on the front page. The number is listed in the "Who's Online" block, and our current membership is 1524.

The lastposts module has been doctored (again) to work with the latest version of the webengine, and is now back online. Visit "LastPosts" by using the "Forum" link on the topbar. Also, the Submission and Hot-n-New buttons links have returned, and they should bypass eroneous banner blocking now as well.