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Posted By: ncafferkey. on 2008/7/13 17:45:36
Beta versions of prism2.device and etherlink3.device (a replacement for 3c589.device) that support PCMCIA cards under AmigaOS4 and MorphOS are now available for download. Thanks must go to Chris McGonagle for testing several versions of the OS4 drivers on a PPC-equipped A1200 as I don't have such hardware.

Be sure to install the provided 68k pccard.library in LIBS:. Further information about installation, compatible cards and contact details can be found in the older prism2 and 3c589 archives on Aminet.

Download here. Please report successes as well as failures - I need to know if the software is ready for a full release.
Posted By: ASiegel. on 2008/7/13 11:26:50
GammaMeterGammaMeter is a simple tool for measuring gamma coefficient of display devices. It uses luminance comparision method, so it does not need any external hardware. GammaMeter uses MUI, is localized and is distributed with source code on BSD license.

Download here..
Posted By: ASiegel. on 2008/7/5 17:30:59
Just 2 days have passed and Lucy has been updated once again!

This time we added options to ignore front and toolbar windows and windows just by their window title. Furthermore the documentation received an extensive overhaul and explains in detail what you can do with Lucy and its options.

Download Lucy V2.0 HERE
Posted By: ASiegel. on 2008/7/3 15:16:13
Based on the feedback on the newly released MorphOS 2.0, we have added a new Help Desk section to this website which covers solutions to various potential problems and answers to general questions. In case your problem or question is not listed, please sign up to our mailing list by following the instructions on the same page.
Posted By: AndreasM. on 2008/7/3 14:58:48
The Amiga Future 73 (July/August 2008) has been released. This means that all subscriptions, pre-orders and dealer supplies have been shipped. Now it's out of our hands and up to the postal service when the magazine actually gets to you. In this issue you'll find recent reviews of OWB, MySpellChecker, Sputnik, Deneb and lots more. Needless to say the specials like Game Endings or a report about Jagged are also in this issue. Also in the magazine, we have an interview with the makers of NatAmi and Thilo K?hler.
You can find a more detailed description of the full content at: http://www.amigafuture.de/kb.php?mode=article&k=2649

Amiga Future is available as a German and English print magazine directly from the editorial office and also through some Amiga dealers. Amiga Future is also available as a single issue or by subscription, each with or without a cover CD.

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de