Dan Wood of kookytech.net has published a new MorphOS video that shows some of the new features of MorphOS 3.10 and demonstrates how to change the look of MorphOS in two easy to follow steps.

To see the video, visit YouTube or watch it below.

The English language edition of the first volume of our MorphOS manual book will be made available this weekend.

The eBook edition will be downloadable from your customer profile page (after logging into our web store) or by using a link that will be provided via email message.

Latest changes:
+ With the help of the libexif, from JPEG files now produce galleries with thumbnails.
+ It is now possible to preview movies using avcodec.mcc.

Download: InstantZip 3.4      |     Preview: Screenshot

The "What's New in MorphOS 3.10?" article has just been published on the MorphOS Library. It presents the main features and changes of the new MorphOS version in a visual way.

Read the article here.

Carsten Siegner has released a new MUI class called avcodec.mcc. It plays many different movie formats with the help of "Avcodec", albeit without sound. Moreover, the class utilizes vgraphics.library to render vector graphics in the SVG file format. Please note that it requires MorphOS 3.10 to run.

Download: avcodec.mcc 1.0         Preview: Screenshot

The first beta of a new modern e-mail client for MorphOS - Iris - is now available for download at tunkki

Iris has been written specifically for MorphOS and utilizes the latest features introduced by the newly released MorphOS 3.10. The program is an IMAP-centered email client that supports OAuth2 for GMail as well as Outlook.com. Moreover,  it finally enables to both display and compose rich HTML emails that feature embedded images and custom styles.

Please note that this is still an early beta version and may contain bugs. For questions and help, please refer to the Iris blog on the forum.

MorphOS 3.10 introduces first applications written in ObjectiveC-MUI. You can read more about the implementation details and how MorphOS developers will be able to use the new frameworks in this article.

 

The MorphOS development team is proud to announce the immediate availability of MorphOS 3.10, which represents one of the biggest updates in its history yet. This brand new version introduces support for AmigaOne X5000 systems as well as A-EON X5000 mainboards, and it greatly expands the general hardware compatibility by adding numerous new drivers for graphics cards, scanners, network cards, SATA controllers, and USB audio devices.

Furthermore, MorphOS 3.10 brings Flow Studio, which is an integrated development environment that offers features such as a built-in source level debugger and seamless MorphOS shell access.

In addition to many bug fixes and general performance improvements, MorphOS 3.10 also provides varied user interface and usability improvements. This release includes modern themes, new fonts, and support for vector graphics, such as SVG icons, as well as time zones via Coordinated Universal Time.

For a more extensive overview of the included changes, please read our release notes.

As usual, existing MorphOS users can update to the latest release entirely for free.

We strongly urge new users to carefully read our installation and troubleshooting guides before they attempt to install MorphOS for the first time. Existing users can upgrade via the familiar procedure but are encouraged to read the guides as well. MorphOS 3.10 is available for download in our files section.

Chelp is a Lua script to fetch and display shell command descriptions from the MorphOS Library wiki. The script is updated for HTTPS connections now, because HTTP support was dropped at the MorphOS Library. Please update earlier installations if you want to get updates to the command descriptions from now on.

The update is available via Grunch or at Aminet.

InstantZip 3.3

New:
InstantZip now also uses the xad.library from MorphOS. Thus, it can now also unpack RAR, LHA, BZIP2, a.s.o.