The MorphOS development team is proud to announce the public release of MorphOS 2.4, the first ever public version to install on Mac mini G4 machines. In addition to the extended hardware support, existing users will benefit from various bug fixes and a few new features. For an overview of the included changes, please read our release notes.

We strongly urge owners of Mac mini G4 computers to carefully read our installation and troubleshoot 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 2.4 is available for download in our files section.

In related news, MorphOS 2.4 will be demonstrated at the upcoming Amiga Meeting in Bad Bramstedt. Interested users will be able to pay and register MorphOS at the event.

Keymap.sbar (Screenshot) is a plugin for the screen titlebar and allows comfortable switching between multiple keymaps without having to open MorphOS' System Preferences each time.

Features

• Support for MorphOS and legacy (AmigaOS 3.1) keymaps
  
• A configurable keymap selection
  
• Beautiful hand-pixeled images in two sizes (automatically chosen depending on screen titlebar height) for each known MorphOS and legacy keymap
  
• Hotkeys for opening the quick selection menu and for cycling between activated keymaps
  
• Quick launching of Keystroke for character overview and selection
  
• Fully localized.
  

OSNews.com reviewed MorphOS 2 on EFIKA. The full review can be found on their site: http://www.osnews.com/story/22315/MorphOS_2_3_EFIKA

For Immediate Release

Chicago, Illinois ‏ September 24th, 2009

While we can't discount the current price of Aladdin 4D ($99) we do have an interesting offer for you. Purchase the current version of Aladdin 4D 5.0 from now until October 5th, 2009 and get a free upgrade to Aladdin 4D 6.0 on the platform of your choice when it ships. For example MorphOS 2.x. Aladdin 4D 5.0 will be available as a instant download with PDF manual once you purchase it.

DigiBooster 3 development has been resumed after a vacation break. While it has been demonstrated that the program skeleton is working on both MorphOS and AmigaOS 4, and the player engine, the heart of any music tracker, was mature enough to release it inside DigiRoller, there are still substantial features missing...

The first one of them just implemented is instrument loading...