I'm happy to present version 1.1 of an image manipulation, and starting from this version, also image cataloging application, ShowGirls. Version 1.1 among many other changes, brings one substantial improvement. Image cataloging functionality. It allows to group images in 'virtual' catalogs (groups and albums), commenting, searching of photos in different physical disc location. Read more for other changes.

Chicago, Illinois December 12th, 2009 -- Every Christmas DiscreetFX enjoys giving away lots of prizes to the MorphOS Community. This Christmas is the best giveaway yet. We will be giving out the following items to randomly select winners that contact our sales department requesting to be in the contest via the link below

Fabien Coeurjoly has just released version 1.6 of his port of OWB. He has also released the first public version of a compatible Flash plug-in (swfdec).

Translators: Please update your translations, the developer will supply the locale archive separately.

Note: There's a known regression since r1106 (or so): maps.google.* is slightly broken (some options / buttons don't have any effect). It is a generic issue in WebKit when JIT is disabled, and it was reported to their bugtracker. Fabien will provide a new version when this is fixed.

 

Download Links: OWB v1.6 Full Version - Lite Edition Without SVG Support - Flash Plug In

OnyxSoft released an update for Annotate!

<span style="font-weight: bold;">Annotate v2.7 </span>- (OS3,OS4,MOS,AROS) A very comprehensive text editor with a lot of functions such as syntax hignlighting. Annotate can now be compiled for MUI instead of ReAction which made an AROS port possible! And it works better on MorphOS and OS3 too.
Added simple project support to be able to save the state of all opened files. It is now possible to drop icons on Ann's windows. And other fixes and improvements. Note: Annotate is also available as an auto-update if you prefer that feature :)<span style="font-weight: bold;"></span>

jPV / RNO has written a very extensive review of MorphOS 2.x. that is not only informative, but also includes a series of five videos demonstrating the operating system on a Mac Mini G4. For the full review, please visit the following link:

http://jpv.wmhost.com/morphos2_review/

Videos: Performance on a Mac Mini - Ambient Desktop - Screen Bar Modules - Blankers - Window Skins

The MorphZone Team is proud to finally introduce the MorphOS Library, a new online resource that aims to collect and provide access to all there is to know about the MorphOS operating system.

If you would like to participate, please sign up as an editor using the contact information provided on the MorphOS Library's index page. We will be looking forward to your contributions.

Special thanks to Dave 'Targhan' Crawford for writing the very first texts, Andrea Maniero for updating MorphOS - The Lighting OS, Grzegorz 'krashan' Kraszewski for his various changes, Harry 'Piru' Sintonen for the contribution of his TLSF article, Jacek Piszczek for the contribution of his Dual-boot MorphOS on A Mac Mini Guide and, last but not least, David 'amigadave' Morris who will be managing inquiries from new editors.

You can access the MorphOS Library via MorphZone's top navigation menu.

The MorphZone Team is proud to announce that MorphZone.org has now a new and improved downloads section.

The new downloads section integrates the well-established MorphOS Files software repository and makes its extensive content more easily available to all MorphZone visitors.‏ A big thanks to Grzegorz 'krashan' Kraszewski who spend a lot of time adapting the site engine behind MorphOS Files to enable a seamless integration into the MorphZone user interface.

You can access the download section via the top navigation menu. (Some of the files that used to be found in the old MorphZone download module will be moved to MorphOS Files in the days ahead.)

Diskmag about demoscene and coding on/for Amiga and Amiga-like computers. "The Vague" is the first multiplatform Warp3D-based Amiga diskmag ever!

Currently we release only Warp3D version (os3,os4,mos and aros) and in next weeks we will release online-html and aga-rtg versions.

The Desert Racing of BarDos port MorphOS has been released today. The port is a direct port of the original version and is available at APC&TCP and other dealers. There is an up-to-date demo version of Desert Racing of BarDos for the classic Amiga, AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS, which can be found at the support site: http://www.apc-tcp.de/support/0020.php .

This port has been tested for over 6 months on various systems. We ask all users interested to download and try out the demo version first, before buying, we feel sure you will enjoy it.

Warning: The game does not run on Efika.

Ralph Schmidt announced in the MorphZone forums that MorphOS will soon include support for Apple's PowerMac G4 range of computers. While they are not as compact and portable as Mac Minis, they are often more affordable (compared to 1.5 Ghz Mac Mini models), can be faster (1.8 Ghz G4) and offer far superior expandability options to all power users who need them.