With current MorphOS 3.2 release, bounty for G5 port is beign closed. Mark 'Bigfoot' Olsen got transferred sum of 13550 PLN. Also Torcs bounty taken by Szilárd „BSzili” Biró is now finished as well. Sum of 681 PLN is already transferred to BSZili. Because the collected amount exceeded bounty goal, BSzili also prepared Speed Dreams port. Both ports can be downloaded from his website. MorphOS.pl also opened a new bounty for Return to the Roots port (www.siedler25.org). Bounty is available here. Thanks for all donors involved in past and future bounties!

The MorphOS development team is proud to announce the public release of MorphOS 3.2, which introduces support for Power Mac G5 workstations, iBook G4 laptops and additional PowerBook G4 models. The 3.2 release also has a strong focus on improved network support with a completely new and improved NetStack core as well as support for wireless networks. In addition, there are several new network-related tools such as VNC client, a Remote Desktop Client and a tool showing detailed network statistics. As usual, the latest release also offers many new features and bug fixes. For an overview of the included changes, please read our release notes. We strongly urge new users to carefully read our installation and troubleshooting guides before they attempt to install MorphOS for the first time. Existing users can upgrade via the familiar procedure but are encouraged to read the guides as well. MorphOS 3.2 is available for download in our files section.

Cinnamon Writer is now available for 1st time for MorphOS. Read more for features.

http://desler.be/modules/wfchannel/

SteamDraw the vector-oriented GFX-program for MorphOS is now available in version 2.4.

Main change over 2.3 is a reworked edittool that now allows to modify objects with just one click.

Download with Grunch or:

http://www.steamdraw.homepage.t-online.de/SteamDraw.lha

IceDoctor 1.3 released

o Less memory used when salvaging files
o "Rebuilding reuse linkage" phase could freeze computer, fixed
o Hard links were always seen as broken, fixed

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