Here’s a cool project that I have some involvement with, the Armiga Project.
This is basically an ARM-based emulation platform for the Amiga 500 that uses normal Commodore Amiga floppy disks!
Pretty cool, and I definitely support it! It’s already come a long way.
Details are available here at indiegogo!
Here’s a cool project that I have some involvement with, the Armiga Project.
This is basically an ARM-based emulation platform for the Amiga 500 that uses normal Commodore Amiga floppy disks!
Pretty cool, and I definitely support it! It’s already come a long way.
Details are available here at indiegogo!
Hi guys,
Hope you all are well and looking forward to the upcoming spring. Had a good deal of sun yesterday, which was a blessing considering the rather dark and wet winter we’ve had so far this year, at least here in Northern Europe.
The original author of JAmiga, Peter Werno, has kindly redirected jamiga.org to this place. The jamiga2 at blogspot address will still function though. But its nice to know that people will find this new site, instead of the old when googling.
We have just arrived to another exciting milestone on the long road: all the important instructions for the initial release are implemented under the JIT compiling.*
Lots of bugs were fixed, the emulator is much more stable now than the initial beta release.
Some new features are added too: I have merged the SAM440EP/Flex support (thanks to Soft3) and the CGX overlay for MorphOS (thanks to Thunder and Fab). See configuration documentation regarding how to set the overlay up.
UPDATE: When this was originally posted I mistakingly credited English Amiga Board member s2325 as being the developer behind this work in progress title. I have since been informed that this is not the case, and that the developer behind this is German Amiga user Reentier.
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