All dealer orders for the MorphOS version of Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood have been shipped out. A demoversion of Robin Hood can be found on the Products Page of our website.

"Airline Tycoon Deluxe" is one of the most popular business simulations the last couple of years. And finally it is approaching on a MorphOS airport near you soon. The game is in the final stages of betatesting for MorphOS and fingers crossed will start shipping shortly before Xmas.

An amended version of the free C Book, originally published by Addison Wesley, is now available as e-book for Amiga developers. This revision is released as part of Cubic IDE and puts a rich source of information at programmers' fingertips. The book covers C90 and C99 on about 100 pages. The book is integrated into Cubic, bookmarks below source codes provide direct access to chapters and topics.
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On my home-page (http://www.mguc.republika.pl) you find new releace AutoDocReader (apps to show any developer files).
What's new?
- new history window,
- add simple amiguide support,
- new CLI startup option (show selected function in opened file)
- fixed some bugs.

Archive contents native version for MorphOS, AmigaOS3.x and AROS.

From the site of the author of 'gaia', an attempt to reverse engineer Google Earth..

"25 November 2006, I've got the letter from Michael Jones, the Chief Technologist of Google Earth, Google Maps, and Google Local search, requesting to cease reverse engineering and improper usage of licensed data that Google Earth use. I understand and respect Google's position on the case, so I've removed all downloads from this page and we ask everybody who have ever downloaded gaia 0.1.0 and prior versions to delete all files concerned with the project, which include source code, binary files and image cache (~/.gaia)."

http://gaia.serezhkin.com/

OULU, FINLAND - November 23rd, 2006 - <span style="color: rgb(153, 0, 0);">Finnish Amiga Users Group holds its Christmas meeting</span> in Oulu, Finland on Saturday, November 25th. The event is free for anyone interested in Amiga, the last great home computer. Admittance is free of charge and refreshments will be available.