RNORadio is a GUI based internet radio player program for MP3 streams.

A new version of the program has been released now and it includes the following changes:

• Added four new skins by Christophe 'Highlander' Delorme
• Added an option to generate a web search from a current stream title/track
• Added an option to display the current stream title in the screen title bar
• Tweaked the Shoutcast keyword handling
• Fixed bugs in the station list editing
• Skins can load TTF fonts from their own directories
• Added a bold option for fonts in skin configs
• Fixed some character issues
• Added a menu option to reset the window size using custom skins

Please visit its homepage for more information, screenshots, and download links.

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NetFS is a network filesystem and AREXX ports sharing for MorphOS computers or Amigas.

It supports all MorphOS & Amiga specifics filesystem features, such as protection bits, filenotes and DOS notify.

It features security management through login and password, data exchanges encryption, asynchronous mechanism to avoid locks, 64-bit filesystems handling as well as IECLASS events and MagicBeacon notifications support. Additionnally, AREXX ports can also be shared.

This new release also includes a MUI GUI for preferences editing, network exploration and pop-up management. Both MUI and CLI tools are localized in French, English, German and Spanish.

Download NetFS-revised from Aminet

Today marks the twenty year anniversary of the very first public release of MorphOS, which ran exclusively on Commodore Amiga computers equipped with phase5 PowerPC accelerator cards.

The MorphOS development team would like to thank all MorphOS users for their on-going support and interest.

RNOPublisher is an easy-to-use PDF publishing program. It is made with Hollywood and is available for AROS, MorphOS, OS4, OS3 (RTG), and WarpOS (RTG).

Please visit its homepage for an example PDF file produced with the program and for download links.

Iris beta 91 is now available for download from its website

Iris' use of the Gmail IMAP interface has now been verified by Google, removing security warnings and restrictions when configuring Gmail accounts.