Hello fellow Amigans and Morphians!

We are having a Pegasos User Group meeting this Saturday in San Diego california. We urge all Pegasos users in the West Coast to attend as we will be geeking out with multiple Pegasos boxes running Morphos, Linux, Mac OSX and more!

There will be fun demonstrations and tutorials on various aspects of the Pegasos and should be a really good time for all. The event is hosted by Acill and Magnetic of magnetic systems. Non Pegasos and Amiga 1 owners are welcome to attend and do a demo as well. This is a universal event and you dont even need to have one of these machines to attend. Hope to see you there. The address is:

1957 Mount Bullion
Chula Vista, Ca. 91913

Pm Acill or myself for more info please. There are 3 people signed up already!

Good new! Blender 2.41 is released for MorphOS.
You can download it on my web site or by MorphUP.

MOS Highlights:

- Support of the Game mode
- Boolean operations don't crash

SteamDraw, the 2D-Vector-GFX application is now available in version 0.6R1.

The following improvements compared to 0.5R4 have been made:

- lines and points are now magnetic
- magnetism is now used for selecting objects in edit-mode
- new Objectwindow with improved features
- several smaller changes and bugfixes

Download at the SteamDraw-homepage.

As you all probably know, Apdf (a PDF documents reader, and a part of MorphOS) is under GPL license.

Due to this its sources should be publicly available. Why they weren't until this time? Grxmrx decided to ask MorphOS Team about it, and within two days the sources have been publicly released and additionaly a new 3.4 update is available.

You can download the source and update from the MorphOS users ftp.

The preview of the Amiga Future issue 61 (July/August 2006) has been put online.

Using the link http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=573 you can find a detailed description of the contents of the new Amiga Future issue and some try-outs.

Cubic users can download a new version of the C package. What's new: latest version of vbcc integrated, all recent MorphOS SDK updates integrated (gcc, binutils, libnix, libgcc), syntax highlighting updated, support for cross compilation between OS3/MorphOS/OS4, OS4 SDK updated with latest lua, abc-shell and make.

Link: Download C/C++ package

from today the Demoversion from CygnusEd 5 for AmigaOS4 and 68k/MorphOS are online.

http://www.apc-tcp.de/support/0030e.html

http://www.apc-tcp.de

A small update for Hollywood 2.0 is available now.

On http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=cat&cat=10 you can read the old issue 57 and 58 from the german print-mag Amiga Future. Furthermore, many issues of Amiga Future are available for a heavily reduced price.

Starting today, CygnusEd 5 can be ordered from http://www.apc-tcp.de.

A new version of the MorphOS 3D Update has been released. The changes since the previous release are:

• r200, rv250 and rv280 cards (8500, 9000, 9100, 9200, 9250) now work on Pegasos 1.
• Fixed a rare lockup condition on r200 (8500, 9100).
• Fixed a random crash on starting the first 3D application on Pegasos 1.
• Fixed a scissoring problem on r200, rv250 and rv280 (8500, 9000, 9100, 9200, 9250)
• Minor speedups and improvements

The update can be downloaded from http://download.morphos-team.net/ or the MorphOS FTP site.

The MorphOS development team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of another MorphOS update for computers equipped with PowerUP accelerator cards. The included changes are as follows:

* now with 666% more evil than the competitors
* fixed A4000T mainboard SCSI support
* added missing execute protection flags for 68k monitor drivers
* added missing #?Monitor prefs files for 68k monitor drivers

The MorphOS Free Edition for PowerUP can be downloaded from http://powerup.morphos-team.net . We suggest to carefully read the instructions on the website as well as in the included "readme" text to make the installation process as effortless as possible.

The MorphOS development team would like to inform all PEGASOS owners that new versions of "parallel.device" and " rtl_8139pci.device" are available for download. The files can be obtained by registered users from either the FTP server or the usual download website.

PEGASOS owners who do not make use of the parallel or a RTL8139-based network card when running MorphOS, may skip these updates as they will not provide any benefits. Everyone else is advised to install the new files to further enhance their MorphOS activities.

Codex Alpe Adria 2006, the friendly alternative computing event, will take place in five weeks in Udine, which is within a one-hour drive from three airports, as well as from the Alps, beaches, Venice, Trieste, Austria, Slovenia and other beautiful locations. Florence, Milan, Salzburg and other popular tourist destinations, as well as major shopping malls (open on Sunday), are within easy reach, also for day trips from the event.

There have been put around 15 new full versions on the download section of the Amiga Future homepage. We wish lots of fun with it.

If someone should know license holders of commercial games and applications or even is reading this it would be nice to get in contact via email. Of course we want to put a lot of more full versions in long term on the Amiga Future homepage.

If someone wanted to write descriptions for all those downloads (in English and German) we would be grateful to get in contact. We are too busy to do it ourselves.

At this point we want to remind that many old issues of the Amiga Future are available in our online shop beginning with just 1 Euro and that issue 59 is nearly sold off.

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de

Details, as always here - http://khtml.ppa.pl/index_en.php

VICE (C64, C128, VIC20, PET, PLUS4 and CBM-II emulator) has finally been ported to OS3.x, MorphOS and AROS. Unfortunately the initial MorphOS version was close to unusable due to numerous bugs. I fixed most of these bugs and got VICE to work somewhat.

Get current build of VICE for MorphOS from http://www.iki.fi/sintonen/vice/

On http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=cat&cat=10 you can read the old issue 55 and 56 from the german print-mag Amiga Future.

http://www.amigafuture.de

Today we upload all issues from the german Diskmag NoCover. You can download the 125 issues on http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/downloads.php .

http://www.apc-tcp.de

After years of development we are proud to bring you yet another minor update of the bastion of backup software available on the planet.

To reflect the recent changes in the SDK all binaries have been recompiled and repackaged. This also allowed for C++ support to be included. MorphOS SDK was updated with the latest libnix update as well. Binaries for i686-cygwin and i686-linux provided on ( http://www.zerohero.se/cross/mos.html  ). Thank you to Sigbjørn Skjæret and Gunther Nikl for their work on this.

There were also some small changes in the AmigaOS 3.9 NDK, new proto/ and inline/ includes were generated and are now included in the archive. Get them at ( http://www.zerohero.se/cross/os3.html  ).

Regards,
Joachim Birging

Since today you can find some full versions in the download section of the Amiga Future homepage for free download. The Amiga Future has many licences for full versions. These will #be published irregularly on our homepage.

We start with around 25 full versions online.

Furthermore many issues of the Amiga Future are available for a heavily reduced price.

http://www.amigafuture.de

It is done!

Finally, after 8 months of work, we are proud to present Tales of Tamar in HiRES 2D!

The new client of our massively multiplayer strategy and roleplaying game is running at a resolution of 1024*768 with double buffering in 15 bit, 16 and 32 bit, as well as the usual 640*480/8 bit.

Today the 50th issue of the Amiga Future (#60 May/June 2006) has been released.

This means that all subscriptions and preorders have been brought to the postal office today.

If you wonder why it's the 50th issue but the issue has the number 60: The first issue of the Amiga Future has been distributed by the ICP Verlag. Because of some terms of distribution this issue had to carry the number 11.

The magazine can be obtained directly at the editorial office in the APC&TCP online shop and also some Amiga dealers.

AmiGG is an instant messenger application which can handle Gadu-Gadu protocol (Gadu-Gadu protocol is widely spreaded in Poland). Right now AmiGG may not be useful for many of you but pretty soon plugin system will be implemented and another protocols will be supported (Jabber, Tlen (also known in Poland) and more).

To celebrate this we have decided to push down the prices of many APC&TCP products in the online shop permanently.

APC&TCP is more active than ever. CygnusEd 5 is right before its release and also the release of MED Soundstudio 2 is coming closer and closer.

I am happy to announce the release version of the updated Remote Desktop client for MorphOS! This version adds a number of significant improvments to the client. A few highlights:

-Based on the latest code base, version 1.4.1 adding a number of improvements
-Connection Bar now available in Full Screen mode for easy screen swapping
-Persistant Cache option - will cache upto 20 MB of data for increased performance, especially over slow links or the Internet
-Slow mouse/no mouse option - will significantly reduce mouse data (to improve performance)
-Bug fixes and other enhancements (see changelog on HD-Zone)

This updated version is available immediately to those users who have donated to support the project. (In fact, they already have it!)

Please help support the development and make a donation. If you have already donated, we sincerely thank you for supporting the project!

Please visit HD-Zone to donate.

Thank you!

AmiRevival aims to be the premier Amiga Show in the UK, and with that in mind we have booked a large, technology orientated venue right in the centre of Scunthorpe. We hope to be able to draw some high calibre exhibitors and maybe even one or 2 VIP's. Please check out our Exhibitors section to see who have already agreed to exhibit, and please check back regulally as we are willing to do all in our power to make this show the best we possibly can. As well as this there will be a Raffle, and several games competitions going on.

Since today you can find the preview and try-outs of the Amiga Future #60 online.

The issue is going to be available on 5th May 2006 and will be available directly from the editorial office and some Amiga dealers.

Besides a brand new review of CygnusEd 5, the Amiga Emulation Box and Retro Classix you can find of course many other articles in this issue.

On the cover CD you can find besides the full versions of StormC, Wendetta, Larry and the Robbery of the Ardies, Antispyrel and TinToy Adventure the unreleased game Dragons Kingdom aswell as the newest version of AmiKit.
As a very special bonus we have included some music tracks by Andreas Stürmer in the MP3 format on the cover CD.

A deeper description of contents and try-outs can be found here: http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=568

Please notice that we celebrate a small anniversary. The first person who sends us an email (redaktion@amigafuture.de Subject: "Jubiläum") telling what is meant by that will receive a trial subscription of the Amiga Future for free beginning with the issue 59. And no, we don't celebrate the "#60". :)
(the judges' decision is final, editors of the Amiga Future aren't allowed to take part and so on...)

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de

The official Support-Forum for CygnusEd 5 are now online.

http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/viewforum.php?f=25