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Today issue 63 of the Amiga Future (November/December 2006) has been released, This means that all subscriptions and preorders have been brought to the postal office.

Again, this time we have some interesting articles in the magazine. We looked at the actual situation of Amiga Inc. and Hyperion, visited the Classic Computing and of course reviewed a lot of software vor the Amiga.

However workshops about relais cards on the Amiga and WHDLoad are also not to be missed.

In this issue we drift a little into the C64 world. We reviewed C64 emulators, the C64 Classix 2 and of course interviewed Protovision.

A more detailed preview and try-outs can be found using http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=577.

Because this is our last issue in the year we have a small gift for you on the cover CD. Besides many full versions for the Amiga (ApanoSin, Breathless, Conquestador, Erben des Throns, Fools Errand, Labyrinth of Time, Magic Island (untested), Manager, NewTracker AHI, T-Racer, The World Of Magic 1, The World Of Magic 2 ) you can also find over 100 full versions for the C64 as a small addition to the C64 part of this issue.

Further there are some music tracks by Andreas St?rmer, AmiKit 120 inc. video tutorials and much, much more.

The Amiga Future is available as a single issue or subscription.

The magazine can be obtained directly from the editorial office and the Amiga dealers (like Alinea, Vesalia, GGS-Data...).

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

Poseidon v3.4 USB stack update is now available for download from Chris Hodges homepage. This is AmigaOS 3.x 68k version only but new classes work fine with MorphOS. As the author informs there is no MorphOS version of this Poseidon release as it will be the integral part of MorphOS 1.5.
New features and changes: Two brand new classes for ethernet adapter cards with Pegasus chipsets and for USB data link. Automounting devices via massstorage class. CD/DVDs and NTFS filesystems are supported. HID class bugfixes and improvements. Several other bugfixes.
Starting from this release the registration keys from Poseidon 2.x are rejected.

Thanks to Nicolas DET now we can enjoy USB2.0 devices under MorphOS. Beta version of EHCI driver (ehciusb.device) is available for download from Pegasosforum.de site.

Today you can find the preview and the try-outs of the Amiga Future 63 (November/December 2006) online.

A more detailed preview and try-outs can be found under http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=577 .

Since this is our last issue in this year we have a small gift on our cover CD. Besides of many fullversions for the Amiga (ApanoSin, Breathless, Conquestador, Erben des Throns, Fools Errand, Labyrinth of Time, Magic Island (untested!), Manager, NewTracker AHI, T-Racer, The World Of Magic 1, The World Of Magic 2 ) you can find also over 100 fullversions for the C64.

Further there are some tracks by Andreas St?rmer, AmiKit 120 incl. tutorial videos and much more.

The Amiga Future can be obtained as a single issue or subscription.

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

The demoversion of Robin Hood: The Legend of Sherwood is now available for MorphOS.

The Second Extended FileSystem (EXT2) driver has been updated by its author Marek "March_123" Szyprowski.

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Changes between v0.20 and v0.24 (see changelog for more details) were:

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The driver can be downloaded at http://home.elka.pw.edu.pl/~mszyprow/progs/ext2filesystem/.

Yomgui is proud to present you his first Python version with dynamic modules support.

You can download it as an .LHA archive by this link:

http://www.yomgui.fr/python/arc/python-2.4.2-mos_6a-final-20061010.lha


Important notes:

- All past Blender releases that were compiled with Python generation < 6 will no longer work and may even crash your system. The binaries will be rebuilt with the new SDK and uploaded shortly.

- The distutil module works for simple modules, so you can follow the tutorial inside the official docs to create your own module.

- If there is time, the author will create a tutorial in French about the proper handling of modules with the MorphOS Python version.

- During non-regression tests, there were some tests that generated sone HITs and crashed the oython.library (as "test_richcmp"). Hence, this version may potentially contain some fatal bugs (=crash).

- Please remain the support of the thread module only!

At the moment a complete rework/update of the different travel guides is in progress. Further there is an extension of the information about parks with better maps for a more precise route calculation. Of course the emphasis lies on the German map because of the much higher demand. The network of streets is uptodate including recently opened highway sections.

If someone wishes his residence to be included (even the smallest places!) in the map just write a mail with the name of the location, Geo-coordinates and information on the street connections (description and the exact distance to other locations).

As always we are searching for helpers for data entering! Lists of coordinates are always welcome... Alternatively also helpers for the entering of the data into the maps themself.

There are also possibilities for the view and print od data in various formats like HTML or PDF instead of AmigaGuide.

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

Under the URL http://gallery.amigafuture.de found you some pictures from the Classic Computing 2006.

Due to a movement to a new server our homepages were only partly accessible the last days.

Unfortunately the onlineshop also was also nearly a week offline.

But now the switch to new servers has been completed and the Amiga Future page and all APC&TCP pages are accessible again.

Also the onlineshop is ready again.

Because of this there have been also failures in the processing of mails. If someone has put an order and hasn't received a confirmation mail please get in contact with us.

At this point we want to remind you that the switch of the BBoAH pages hasn't finished yet. Many users link directly to the German/English starting pages. Soon they won't exist anymore. The only valid domain is http://software.amigafuture.de.

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

Just in time for Pianeta Amiga 2006 (where I will be present together with Andrea "Guruman" Maniero, Michele "miki060" Magliocca, and a man whose name, nickname, and role will be unveiled in the next future), I make available the new version of MorphOS: The Lightning OS. There are corrections and small additions, but the really important fact is that some translations were completed. Italian, German, and Russian versions are already available; the French translation should follow later.

Freespace:The Great War, the space simulation game is now available for MorphOS. Works with both datafiles from PC and amiga versions. Also Freespace2 was updated. Read more for details.

The following articles have been added to the website of the French Amiga/MorphOS magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months :

- Amiga and MorphOS news of july/august 2006.
- Report : Alchimie 5.
- Interview with Ilkka Lehtoranta (MorphOS developer).
- Interview with Martyn Brown (Team 17 member).
- Point of view?: we are waiting MorphOS 1.5...
- Review of Nicky Boum Engine.
- Review of RAW.
- Review of REminescence.
- Review of AmigaOS 3.5 (update).
- Review of AmigaOS 3.9 (update).
- Hardware: protect your computer from low-quality batteries.
- Tutorial: defrag a SFS partition under MorphOS.
- Tutorial: installation of Linux Ubuntu on Pegasos II.
- Tutorial: installation of Linux Suse on Pegasos II (update).
- Tutorial: TVPaint - reflection of a title on a transparent plan.
- Tutorial: MEncoder - basic use.
- Tutorial: tricks and tips for Quake 1 et 2.
- The Amiga quizz !

All these articles are freely readable at http://obligement.free.fr

It's been a while since last time, but that doesn't mean we haven't done anything in the meantime. Following is an update on the newest stuff happening over at Aminet.net.

With great regrets we were notified today that Michal Rybinski died yesterday in a motorbike accident. The MorphOS Team would like to express their deepest sorrow and condolences to Michal's family and friends.

Michal was a MorphOS developer and he helped a lot on past MorphOS releases.

Cubic IDE 1.3 is available. Cubic IDE is a modular, extensible development environment for AmigaOS and MorphOS, designed to assists during all stages of building software: editing, compiling, Rexx/BASIC/LISP scripting, assisted and automatic generation of installations, help with making AmigaGuide documentation and creating a web site for your final product with Cubic's HTML support.

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July 4th - 2006

Announcing the immediate availabilty of three New 3D PlugIns for AminetRadio and your MorphOS or Amiga system! The new plugins: "boxeux", "montex", and an upgraded version of "3dEner" coded from scratch by Pawel Stefanski (aka "Stefkos) a member of the famed #Amigazeux group.

As an addition to The Big Red Adventure on the Amiga Future cover CD 61
we have put an interview with the programmer of this game online today.
You will find it in the article section of the Amiga Future homepage.

German interview: http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=575

English Interview: http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=574

Hello fellow Amigans and Morphians!

We are having a Pegasos User Group meeting this Saturday in San Diego california. We urge all Pegasos users in the West Coast to attend as we will be geeking out with multiple Pegasos boxes running Morphos, Linux, Mac OSX and more!

There will be fun demonstrations and tutorials on various aspects of the Pegasos and should be a really good time for all. The event is hosted by Acill and Magnetic of magnetic systems. Non Pegasos and Amiga 1 owners are welcome to attend and do a demo as well. This is a universal event and you dont even need to have one of these machines to attend. Hope to see you there. The address is:

1957 Mount Bullion
Chula Vista, Ca. 91913

Pm Acill or myself for more info please. There are 3 people signed up already!

The preview of the Amiga Future issue 61 (July/August 2006) has been put online.

Using the link http://www.amigafuture.de/forum/kb.php?mode=article&k=573 you can find a detailed description of the contents of the new Amiga Future issue and some try-outs.

from today the Demoversion from CygnusEd 5 for AmigaOS4 and 68k/MorphOS are online.

http://www.apc-tcp.de/support/0030e.html

http://www.apc-tcp.de