No, not just the Pegasos-II, but MorphOS is also "IBM Ready." According to Genesi, this is a giant leap forward for our OS, our platform, and our community!

IBM's MorphOS Page

Issue 16 of our quarterly print magazine, Total Amiga, is now available and should be arriving with subscribers shortly.

The new issue includes a four page review of MorphOS 1.4 by MorphZone member "Bifford". The new issue also has many other items of interest to MorphOS users including reviews of Hollywood 1.5, Perfect Paint 2.93 and SCUMMVM, and a tutorial on image enhancement (using ImageFX, Perfect Paint, ArtEffect or Photogenics).

For a full contents list, free sample issues and how to purchase the magazine please visit our website at:

www.totalamiga.org

That's right, in the MorphZone Album there are 20 additional backgrounds created by Elena.

Everyone appreciates Elena's work and skill as an artist. On the behalf of MorphOS users everywhere, "Thanks Elena!"

A couple of "preview" screenshots of Papyrus on MorphOS are in the gallery. These images were taken from the Benelux Pegasos Show 2003.

In this topic on Amiga.org, BBRV clarifies and expands the ideas behind the new game "Gladiateur." This is an excellent discussion, and well worth the short trip to Amiga.org.

Three more titles have been added to the MorphZone download area:

EggChess: a logical game. (submitted by LouiSe)

LAME 3.93.1: the latest port of the mp3 encoder. (old version still available). (submitted by Tokai)

v2cm.lha: a couple of ARexx scripts to allow Voyager to save bookmarks and launch ContactManager. (submitted by Targhan)

The latest version of wgetgui is avialable from here Just as the name suggests, wgetgui is a user-friendly front end using the classic command line utility "wget."

In the Downloads Section of MorphZone, you'll find several more tools from Nicolas DET.

CDSpeedKiller: A little utility that limits CDRom/DVDRom speed and noise.

SongPlayer: The MorphOS port (with Ogg) of the classic "juke box".

WideSpectrum: WideSpectrum: MorphOS port of the AmigaAmp SDK, compatible with AmigaAmp, Kaya, AmiNetRadio ...

Matay has sent their Prometheus programming device off to Rotterdam, so that visitors to the Benelux Amiga / Pegasos Show can bring their Prometheus board to the show, and get the DMA upgrade for FREE!

Genesi's MorphOS Developer Connection now presents itself in a new and fresh design and reflects Genesi's common website look and cooperate identity.

Also, parts of the site have undergone restructuring. For example, the links-section can now be found as sub-category of the member section (previously "addressbook").

And yet another world premiere for the Benelux Amiga / Pegasos Show!

At the Rotterdam event, Tyragroup will show their new home multimedia system, based on Pegasos and MorphOS, to the public for the very first time. More information will become available during the show.

For more information:
Tyragroup
Benelux Pegasos Show

Through the continuous efforts of both webmasters, MorphZone can now accept JPEG images in the Gallery, as well as PNG images. We are excited to see what screenshots, artwork, and icons that the MorphOS community will SUBMIT to the album!

More of the fabulous Elena Fractals Backgrounds have also been added. Thanks Elena! http://www.elena-fractals.it

Source: MorphOS-News.de

Aqua, a game simular to Myst, will soon be included in the SuperBundle for the MorphOS/Pegasos community. More information is available from this link.

Genesi is pleased to announce that there will be two Pegasos presentations at user groups in Texas this October! We've got a state and a presentation so big we need to do it twice!

David Lund of the AmigaMCCC will be demonstrating the Pegasos on October 13th at the University of Texas at Arlington

Alex Bartonek of the Central Texas Amiga Computing Society will present the Pegaos in a demonstration on October 20th at 6:30pm group meeting in Austin, Texas.