CPUGauge is a screenbar plugin for MorphOS and displays the current CPU load as a smooth sliding gauge in the screen title.

Requirements: MorphOS 2.0 or higher
Changes for V1.3:

- Now uses SA_ScreenbarSignal for its timer in order to prevent the Public Screen Manager task running out of signals due to CPUGauge running on too many screens.
- Fixed a bug that made CPUGauge crash when the timer was not created (Fabien Coeurjoly).
- Small adjustment to localisation: Changed "Opacity" to "Visibility" and "Undurchsichtigkeit" to "Sichtbarkeit" in the german catalog.

Download CPUGauge V1.3 HERE

MouseEyes are watching you prevaricate. AmigaZeux present at least someone to watch over you lonely people out there. With this harmless looking screenbar plugin that displays fun, user-configurable eyes that apparently look at and follow the mouse pointer no matter where it goes. But through this we can actually spy into your room, through your computer screen, and give details of your underwear to Genesi's guerilla marketing arm. This is secret information and you users won't know about it.



Requirements: MorphOS 2.0 or higher


Download MouseEyes V1.0 HERE

CPUGauge is a screenbar plugin for MorphOS and displays the current CPU load as a smooth sliding gauge in the screen title.

Requirements: MorphOS 2.0 or higher

MemoryGauge is a screenbar plugin for MorphOS and displays all kinds of memory information as a gauge in the screen title.

Requirements: MorphOS 2.0 or higher

Download MemoryGauge V1.0 HERE

Press release: "Sick of MorphOS being so much faster than the rest‏ No‏ Well, CPUGauge will help you enjoy it to the max!

Besides this, CPUGauge is a screenbar plugin for MorphOS and displays the current CPU load as a smooth sliding gauge in the screen title. Requirements: MorphOS 2.x (a system that can unpack a small lha in less than four minutes.) Download CPUGauge V1.0 HERE."

Another barrier is falling in extending the capabilities of Amiga-like systems. Fab Coeurjoly added Flash video support to his already great port of OWB browser for MorphOS. A screenshot:

http://fabportnawak.free.fr/swfdec-owb-plugin.png

He used "swfdec" to implement the feature but mentioned that it is very slow currently.

The Open Beta Test of DigiBoosterPro has started today. In order to participate, please do not hesitate to download the program DigiRoller at http://www.digiboosterpro.de

Hi! I've just created another simple presentation of Hollywood capabilities.It's a geographical edutainment created using Hollywood3.For more info pls read the docs!
http://aminet.net/misc/edu/eurography.lha (11 MB)

A new status update regarding the development of Digibooster Professional 3 has been published. Please click on "Read More" for details..

Fabien "Fab" Coeurjoly has updated his MorphOS port of the Origyn Web Browser. This web browser is based on the powerful WebKit engine which is also used by Apple's Safari or Google's Chrome.

Version 1.2 is available in three editions, namely the full browser (owb-morphos-1.2.lha), a version without SVG support (owb-morphos-1.2-nosvg.lha) and "OWB Lite" which excludes support for SVG and for codepages other than UTF-8 and Latin-1. The two extra editions are primarily intented to be used on systems that feature only low amounts of memory (Efika).

System requirements:‏
MorphOS 2.x is strongly recommended but it can still work on a 1.4.x setup if a recent MUI snapshot (2007) is installed. The full browser requires about 5MB of disk space and at least 35MB of free system memory. (The No-SVG and Lite editions of OWB may require different amounts of disk space and system memory.)

Airsoft Softwair is the developer of Hollywood, an extremely flexible and powerful Multimedia Application Layer, which can be used for many different purposes due to the inbuilt script language. Other products belonging to the Hollywood product line are the popular Hollywood Designer, a modern presentation editor, and Malibu, a plugin that allows Hollywood to show Scala presentations.

Airsoft Softwair kindly ask for participation in their poll regarding the future of Hollywood and Hollywood designer, which includes questions about your hardware, software, and desired features. You can access the poll here.

Guillaume "Yomgui" Roguez has released a new version of Helios, a Firewire stack for MorphOS. You can download the achive here. The archive also includes SDK files for third-party developers who are interested to create applications that utilize the Helios library.

Please click on "Read More" for additional details.

After a long period of silent development, a new version of Scalos, an alternative to the Ambient desktop of MorphOS, is now available. In addition to many bugfixes and language packs for French and German, it also includes improvements such as transparent windows or video thumbnails.

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