James Rhodes of SeaScape Software, from North America, sold commercial Amiga hard- and software as an Authorised Commodore Amiga Dealer. He also distributed Amiga software from Europe, and shareware and freeware titles until the early 90s when Commodore closed down. Afterward, he switched to the Mac platform, but has announced to concentrate software development efforts on the Pegasos/MorphOS platform.

Clicking on read more you will find the official information taken from their homepage which currently is being updated/reworked.

Issue 37 - Death in Dallas is ready for you to read.

The Crypt is still looking for contributing writers to add MorphOS related material; please visit their forums to find out more.

*Warning: site contains material not suitable for children.*

The MorphOS version of Atari 800 emulator is available for download here (1.4MB).

Aminet is Down. Will it return?

WUarchive has suffered a RAID failure, it's nStor controller died. The disks may get recycled for another use.

TAMPERE, FINLAND - September 23st, 2004 - Why guess, listen to rumours, compare months old public releases and continue speculating online? Why not participate in a friendly duel and come see the state of the art for yourself! Finnish Amiga Users Group is pleased to demonstrate the best of the both worlds at its annual meeting this coming Saturday: AmigaOne running a new AmigaOS 4.0 beta and Pegasos II running MorphOS 1.5 beta.