The MorphOS Team is happy to announce a new registration website for its user
support services, namely mailing lists and the MorphOS download portal.

If you are a MorphOS user and did not receive the download instructions for the
MorphOS 1.4.4 update, you are not subscribed to the MorphOS [info] mailing list.
We suggest to visit http://support.morphos-team.net/ and follow the instructions.
Please note that once the registration process is complete, you are not
automatically subscribed to the mailing lists. This requires additional steps.

There are currently two mailing lists available. One is open for general
discussion of MorphOS-related matters and another is specifically used to post
MorphOS announcements and user information. Instructions on how to join either
or both of these lists will be mailed to you during your registration.

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Sincerely,
The MorphOS Team

To all MorphOS users

Celebrating the 6th anniversary of MorphOS, version 1.4.4 is now available. This is hopefully the last bugfix update before the next full release, and solves many bugs and problems with the previous releases.

Please note that the update is currently only available to users who have registered themselves. Due to circumstances beyond our control, the MorphOS support site is currently down. Users who have not yet registered will have to wait for a few days while a new registration system is prepared. A new announcement will be made when it is ready. The support mailinglist will also be restored shortly, please have some patience.

Fixes in the 1.4.4 release include support for large harddrives, ability to read DVDs in their entirety, important bug fixes to SFS, audio, 68k emulation, network card drivers and many other things. See releasenotes for more information.

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The MorphOS Team

On MaaG's web page ( http://www.mguc.republika.pl ) is the first published shots from the Nemesis desktop system for MorphOS.

First working version for all will be avaible later (now only for core-developers).

Head over to irc.freenode.net and join #morphos

Freenode Servers

As recently there seems to be serious confusion about all the Ambient releases, we would like to take the chance to clear up a few things to make life for us and you more easy, so we compiled a small "Ambient Support" FAQ.

For more information about the Ambient project please visit the Official Site.

As seen on PPCZone:

latest Genesi Press Release and watch the new PegasosPPC/ODW presentation animation.

Most importantly, please update your PPCZone Project entries (if you received your ODW and somehow did not get an account yet please contact matt@genesi.co.uk).

Partners and potential Partners are logging in to see the latest updates and entries.

*NOTE:   MorphOS developers are invited to post their projects on PPCZone as well!

From Hai Dian, China's Ministry of Information Industry will be developing for the PPC Linux platform of tomorrow. According to the news as given by Freescale, "The lab will be equipped with Freescale PowerPC processor-based development boards and workstations, such as the Pegasos II workstation from Genesi, as well as development tools, such as Metrowerks’ CodeWarrior™ Development Studio."

For further details, please see Freescale's Article.
*note: Article Link corrected

<Quest for all Amiga fans on either the red or blue side!>

In a high stone tower on Elerion, far away from the world known to us, there have been recent events of which you shall be told. Agannazar, high archmage of the First Ones, waved his hand over the crystal ball, and the confusing veils of mystery that shrouded the view lifted. In the candle light, Agannazar suddenly understood things that had puzzled him before. Next to him stood Landon, an old sovereign from the island of Exevor, the northmost island of the old realms and look at him questioningly.

MUICON's Online Help Page just moved to binaryriot (http://binaryriot.com/dreamolers/muicon) . There's also a small MUICON update available!

Let us just admit it. Amiga music was cool and still is. Nitro Nettradio is a service from Amitopia, helped by Polarboing.com to give everyone a great Amiga nettradio.