Big Amiga blog link post
Okay, so I’ve run across some really cool Amiga links (mostly blogs) which I thought I’d share here.
I’ve divided it between Next Gen and Classic. I’ll make a permanent link to this post on the right size menu as well.
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MorphOS keeps on getting better
The MorphOS team has a more active release schedule than the Hyperion AmigaOS team.
They’ve just released MorphOS 3.6 for download, just months after releasing v3.5.1.
I think I’m most interested in their support for Airport Extreme wifi cards built into many powerpc macs.
MorphOS keeps on getting better
The MorphOS team has a more active release schedule than the Hyperion AmigaOS team.
They’ve just released MorphOS 3.6 for download, just months after releasing v3.5.1.
I think I’m most interested in their support for Airport Extreme wifi cards built into many powerpc macs.
Some Amiga Classic news
Okay, so this isn’t going to become a news site but occasionally, when many things happen at once that are interesting, I’ll comment. This is classic-side news:
Various thoughts and musings about Classic Amigas
This post is just a collection of various thoughts I’ve been having about classic Amigas. Instead of making several tiny posts, I thought I’d put them all into one.
The User Interface
What is it about the Classic Amiga UI? As far back as the late 90’s, I just can’t stop staring at how the UI looks? I know that others UI’s would be considered prettier and more useful than the Amiga UI, but there’s just something that I can’t quite pinpoint. Here are a few thumbnails of some recent ones that mesmerize me (click for larger ones):
Update on Amiga hardware projects
Okay, so it is with great sadness that I had to abandon my Amiga 1200 Classic Tower project. Funds and time didn’t allow me to work on everything I needed to, so something had to go. In fact more than one something.
My first step was to sell the Angled PCMCIA adapter. The motherboard I had seemed to have a damaged PCMCIA port so I couldn’t use it anyway. Next, my main tower, which was a Micronik Infinitive, along with the A1200 rev2B board, as well as the Micronik 6860 ZorroII busboard, powersupply and adapters went into it as well.