With thank to Vlad Vinogradov (Vinnny) "MorphOS in Detail 2.0" article is available in russian too now.

Kozz has done a great job during the last week. He "ported" the news feed from Pegasos.org to WAP. If you want the latest Pegasos news on the fly - tune in wap.pegasos.org.


Pegasos.org - The World of Pegasos in Your Hands

The big exhibition for classic computers and video games takes place for the seventh time this year. It is a tribute to the people, systems and games of yesteryear. The event has moved from Las Vegas to San Jose, CA, it takes place in the Convention Center, located downtown San Jose, and is therefore much bigger than the previous years.

More than 60 celebrities that played important roles in development of computers and games in the past 25 years are on the guest list. CGE is open to the public and gamers of all ages are welcome. http://www.cgexpo.com/

Nova Design has started an eBay auction to sell Aladdin 4D source code and rights:

"The winning bidder will acquire the entire rights to Aladdin 4D. They are even welcome to the remaining stock of Amiga packages which can be shipped to them at their expense otherwise Nova Design will simply liquidate these to a discount distributor. Nova Design will turn over all rights and intellectual property pertaining to Aladdin 4D following payment."

OpenGL 2.0 has now been formally launched at the SIGGRAPH 2004 industry tradeshow in Los Angeles ( August 10, 2004 ).

OpenGL 2.0 is completely backward compatible with the previous versions of OpenGL.

About OpenGL: It's an idenpendant platform and open ( as the name describes ) 2D and 3D standard introduced by SGI in 1992, It's widely used, supported on a very wide variety of platforms and It has more than 60 hardware developer licenses.

Click on Read more for read about new features on OpenGL 2.0

Avalanche has published a information about the Avalanche Desktop Reference Management Platform.

The concept presented is to save money using Open Source Componants, address control issues, and allows their members to take advantage of the changes in the IT industry.

More information is available via "In Search of a Total System Solution."

AmigaFuture Magazine has a special goodie; you can find the first two issues of Amiga Future on the homepage.

(Readmore for links)

From the AHI website:

2004-07-27: AHI v5.13, the rejoicing release, is now available! It adds audio hardware sharing for all programs, even low-level apps (via device.audio), configurable volume handling for the units, 7.1 support in ahi.device (HiFi modes only!) and 5.1 support for Soundblaster Live! cards. (I don't have an Audigy card so I can't add multichannel support for the EMU10k2 cards, sorry. Send me patches or sound cards,
haha ...)