Posted By: https://morph.zone/users/1597.html. on 2005/6/29 13:23:08
In honour of the 20th anniversary of the Amiga, the Fyanica Party, which is the biggest annual Amiga party in Hungary, is being held on the 23rd of July this year. We hope to make this a very exciting party, we will show the different Amiga models which were made, from the oldest to the newest (including A1 & Pegasos), show what they're capable of and how the Amiga evolved thorughout the years. Demoscene lovers will be able to enjoy all the best Amiga demos on the big screen. There will be a very nostalgic atmosphere.
As a follow up to the previous news about Genesi winning the best of show award at FTF, Genesi has released a new Press Release -- Including downloadable videos!
The preview and reading trial of the Amiga Future 55 (July/August 2005) are online since today.
Besides a review of MorphOS 1.4.5, Hollywood on OS4, Basilsik 2, AmigaSYS, Scalos 1.4 Beta, Cycas, Barkanoid 2, No Gravity, Crimson Fields you can find of course many other interesting reports in this issue.
"Genesi honored for home media center technology demonstration based on open-source software and a high-performance Freescale processor based on a PowerPC® core.." -- Freescale Article
Hostageware! Yes, some of our favorite developers have software sitting on their hdd's uncompiled, unfinished, or even just missing documentation! Several of these unnamed developers approached me about making a bounty for these unreleased projects, and one can only feel sorrow for the applications that are being held against their will!
Enter MorphZone's MuForce, dedicated to freeing those titles held hostage! An example of such software being held hostage is jacaDcap's sshcon, a MUI environment for OpenSSH.
PUGS - Pegasos User Group, Sweden - will attend AmiGBG 2005 on July 23rd. We will mostly push for PUSH and show off the PegasosPPC system. More info will follow..
Be sure to check out the bounty module to be part of MorphZone's fledgling bounty system. Parts are up and running, and we are currently taking donations for the General Fund and for a TCP stack.
Still to do: General rules and disclaimers are yet to be posted, though the rules posted in the TCP Project bounty page is a rough outline of what they will be. Thanks everyone for your support, and enjoy watching the new module/feature grow!
Posted By: https://morph.zone/users/1154.html. on 2005/6/17 16:09:32
Frechen, Germany - June 15th, 2005: 4Players and Eternity have signed a cooperation contract that allows 4Players to offer Tales of Tamar as part of their content.
On the 14th of June the source code to OpenSolaris was finally released. According to Jim Grisanzio, the Community Manager of OpenSolaris, there are about 10 million lines of code available for you to sink your teeth into. To instantly get access to source code, build tools, documentation and much much more go visit OpenSolaris.org now!
