23.11.2006

The MorphOS Team is pleased to announce that the next public release of MorphOS will support the EFIKA. MorphOS is a lightweight and flexible operating system and EFIKA is a low-power and silent miniature mainboard based on the Freescale PPC5200.



Best regards,
MorphOS Team

"Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood" has gone gold for MorphOS. Gunnar and Marcin have spent a couple of weeks on improving the overall perfomance of the game. The results can be tested as a new and optimised demoversion of Robin Hood is available today for MorphOS as well.

Aminet now features download statistics: download charts for both the current month aswell as an all time top 50 are now available at our stats page - the current leader may actually come as a surprise to most of you. Additionally, each package overview page now lists the number of downloads for the actual package (Example). All HTTP-Downloads from all of the Aminet mirrors are considered when creating the statistics.

Marcin Kurek has released GCC 4.0.1 for MorphOS. His work is based on the GCC 4.0.1 port from Emmanuel 'Emm' Lesueur. It was synchronized with the more recent 4.0.3 with some additional fixes from the SVN repository. The package contains the compiler, a recent version of the binutils package, and an updated libnix version which was specifically adapted to work with GCC4.

Download:  GCC 4.0.3-1
Documentation: Readme

Sputnik is a brand new web browser based on the well-known KHTML rendering engine. It is the first MorphOS browser to fully support the Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) standard. The author  Marcin 'Marcik' Kwiatkowski released a first public beta version today which every MorphOS user should give a try.


Sputnik, first beta
Sputnik, sources of LGPL part