IBM is gearing up to push Linux and PowerPC, according to an arcicle found on InternetNews.com.

"Anybody who doesn't think the PowerPC is a platform is an architecture that IBM is not fully committed to bring to the industry better think again," (James) Governor said. "IBM may support Itanium, but it is not going to cede the market to Intel."

From Stefkos we get manna from Heaven. Its Mini-Show Picture for MorphOS and Pegasos version 1.5.

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Genesi SARL is now listed in the Motorola Alliance Directory.

Under the agreement reached late last week Motorola has begun an investigation into the use of the Pegasos primarily focused on the server and consumer electronics market. Motorola has begun to develop a joint marketing plan to promote and sell the Pegasos with Genesi.

More Info at: MorphOS-News
And: Motorola Alliance Directory

The Greek Pegasos User Group has just recieved a major update!

You can now find information about both Pegasos systems, the OSes that run on them and other related stuff, in Greek.

There is now a nice registration script, for people wanting to join us!.

LAME is a highquality and ultrafast MP3 encoder released under the LGPL.

The new 3.95.1 recompile for MorphOS uses libnix, so no need for ixemul.library, but you have now take care for enough stack (also see readme).

today we release the german print mag Amiga Future 46 (Januar/Februar 2004).

you can order the mag direct by the Amiga Future Team on http://www.amigafuture.de

She was the video-monster of a whole decade. It should increase the pride of the last Amiga men standing that even today many clips on MTV are created on Amigas and Dracos. "Amiga hits MTV" - AMIGAplus on tour at iMagic Films in London. Read this report and more articles in the new issue #143 (01/2004) of AMIGAplus:

TranspoClock has it's own prefs system and a new homepage now! It is a nifty clock with transparancy for your Ambient!

Visit: TranspoClock Home

As of Tuesday the 13'th of January, MorphZone has served over a million pages to people just like you! MorphZone officially opened in Febuary of 2003, and we are quite proud to have served a million pages in only our first year.

Thanks goes to all the moderators, administrators, staff, advertisers, bplan, Genesi, MorphOS core team members, third party developers, MorphOS-News.de, Amiga-News.de, ANN.lu, Amiga.org, and most importantly YOU, the MorphZone members and visitors for helping to make this possible!

Attention all MorphOS fanatics in the Great Lakes Michigan Area!

The Michigan Amiga Computing Resource Organization is back in action for regular meeting in 2004..

Click ReadMore for details!

Catch our online virtual meeting in January at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/macroamiga/chat