The Amiga Future-Team, DigiBoosterPro-Team and APC&TCP wish you all a nice xmas and a good new year 2004.

http://www.apc.tcp.de

Issue 33 - Cryptmas Uncovered is now here!

So what delights do we have for you this time?

All the true stories about Christmas. Why do we have crackers? A tree? Give cards? Who was Santa?

http://www.thecryptmag.com

Here you'll find TranspoClock 0.70 archive. TranspoClock is a simple transparent digital clock for MorphOS1.4+.

Changes from 0.30 are:
- Added Commodity support
- Added WBStart support
- Added MUI prefs
- Added gfxpath support for different gfx sets
- Optimised transparency generating routine
- Added icons and gfx sets by Jobbo

New Multimedia CD Rom packed with tons of a/v work from DJNick / deetronic

:::Aural Respiration::: - new multimedia CD Rom packed with tons of audio / video work from DJNick / deetronic

AmigaTalk V2.5 has been uploaded to dev/lang/AmigaTalk.lha in aminet & is available for you to use!

A lot of improvements have been made to this version, so read the amigatalk.readme file in aminet.

--Jim Steichen, author of AmigaTalk

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Today, the german printmag Amiga Future have their 6'th birthday.

On http://www.amigafuture.de you can find the german article "Story of Amiga Future", and HERE is issue 31 online.

From http://www.amigafuture.de

APS is proud to show you not only one, but two new web sites:

First, the APS shop has been enhanced and improved. The Pegasos II prices are online and there is also a new PC section.

Besides we are launching a French site exclusively dedicated to the Pegasos: www.pegasosppc.fr You will find all the technical informations but also the operating systems and software.

Source: MorphOS-News

A new version of protraker will be released soon for our lovely morphos.
Check it out:
Features and Screenshots

Genesi Sarl is now listed in the "Ready for IBM Technology" pages. Follow the LINK to learn more.

(As posted by BBRV on ANN

After the Pegasos of course, the big story at SoCal was Novell and IBM. "IBM will support SuSE and what will be left of Redhat," said the leading IBM rep at the Show. In the meanwhile, the Novell booth brought a air of credibility to what was the largest show other than CES that we have participated. Novell has assembled a complete Linux stack. People want it. Novell is providing it. If anyone is missing the "Linux is coming to a Desktop Near You" story, they should even avoid WrongPla.net, much less ANN.

The time is NOW.