New: Finally, the Google translator at the bottom of each forum page has the url of that page already in place ready to be translated! Simply select the language you wish to translate from and to, then press the "Translate" button.

It is easier than ever to find the answers you're looking for.

The Butterfly Vale is back online! The Butterfly Vale is a great place for MorphOS software like a sound datatype, cdda library, alphassist drivers, game engines (frotz, inform, magnetic), and more.

NEW: ScummVM 0.5.0 released. See the Updated ScummVM information page on The Butterfly Vale (The PlayGround Section).

There has been a compile of YAM 2.5 (beta) for MorphOS. You can find it from this LINK.

*Note: It looks like you need to have previously installed YAM to use the MorphOS version.

MorphZone is happy to announce the creation of four more of our International Forums, Italian, Polish, Spanish, and Norwegian! We greatly appreciate the efforts of our moderators, and welcome the new moderators to our family!

Participating on MorphOS News, Raquel and Bill clarify their market strategy, where our community fills in the gaps, and what to expect in the future.

Original Post

In two comments at MorphOS-News.de, Raquel Velasco and Bill Buck of Genesi announced the Pegasos III with a PPC 970 CPU for early next year.

Source: Amiga.org
Original: MorphOS-News

The Crypt issue 30 (Pirates and Privateers) has docked and is ready for bording. With all the usual news, stories and articles. Please note, some of the humour is for adults only.

The Crypt

This issue of The Crypt reproduces the OSNews review of the Pegasos, with permission naturally. Slowly and surely, Pegasos and MorphOS is getting more exposure.

Source: Amiga.org

Finally! The G4 upgrade has arrived. Check out the details at PegasosPPC.com!

There are even a few prepackaged Pegasos mainboards with the G4 upgrade available in limited quantities!

MISTER ZOIL ENTERPRISES TO BE AT AMIWEST 2003!

We're sure that many of you will remember the great Amiga disk copier, Project D. Mister Zoil Enterprises, new to AmiWest, will be exhibiting the work of Ben Fuller, the author of Project D and other great Amiga software.

We've asked Glenn Fuller, Ben's father and the exhibitor for Mister Zoil Enterprises, to explain a little bit about Mister Zoil and the special meaning this exhibit has. Here is what he had to say...