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Before today, I was using a “field anti-static mat” on my HP Logic Analyzer cart. This was the cart that I built from scratch, and I think it did the trick for the most part.

Before today, I was using a “field anti-static mat” on my HP Logic Analyzer cart. This was the cart that I built from scratch, and I think it did the trick for the most part.

Since I took a small, unexpected break at the beginning of the year, there have been plenty of developments in Amiga-land that are of interest. Let’s look at just a few of them, shall we?

I haven’t updated my own entries yet (although I have several great ideas).

However, I have been adding blogs to my big blog link post. Two columns: Next Gen and Classic

There are plenty of great places to go from there, so check it out.

Today I wanted to take a closer look at the Web Browsers available for AmigaOS4.1 in 2015, using my AmigaOne X1000.

I will take a look at:

In my last blog entry (which was ages ago, I know!), I bragged about my OpenJDK efforts. Or bragged is perhaps not the word, but, I mentioned it. I sadly haven't had time to do much about OpenJDK lately, or my Amiga for that matter. But now things at work, and in my new house (yay!) are starting to go back to normal, giving me some time to tinker with JAmiga and OpenJDK.

And this is what I'm currently greeted with:

Album cover of Dreamnesia

Hi everyone,

So after quite some silence (and a lot of business trips and other stuff, which kept me away from AROS), I'll post an update for you ;):

From time to time I found a few free minutes, so I could implement all the missing virtual filesystem pieces step by step.

Dear readers,

Speculations concerning the bankruptcy of Hyperion Entertainment, the company behind AmigaOS 4.x, are running completely wild in the Amiga community.