zoggplayer 0.2 in progress
Volume now enabled
Volume now enabled
I noticed today that there is a patched release of Qt called Quickfix 7 now available. I wanted to show how to install this on the X1000, as there were no instructions on how to do it in the archive.
In a new AmiWest record, 47 nights had been sold at the our hotel
venue by last week. We were told today that the AmiWest rate was
no longer available, i.e., that the rooms at that rate had sold
out.
Not something Amiga related by all means, but since I love my Pi I thought about sharing some mods I done some days ago.
Well my Pi isn't something special. It's a normal Rev.B from the first batch.
I was reading on www.amigans.net forum the other day and discovered an interesting thread on a BETA version of DOpus 5.9 Magellan II for AmigaOS4. Even though it is still in beta, I just had to try this out on my X1000!
It's only twelve days until AmiWest 2013. As usual, we have been
working behind the scenes to make this a great show. You don't want
to miss it.
So make your banquet and programming seminar reservations now, along
with a room at the great Holiday Inn Express Cal Expo, 2224 Auburn
Blvd., Sacramento, CA, USA. We will see you there!
Our deadline with our banquet caterer is 5 days away. WE NEED
YOUR BANQUET RESERVATION NOW! Considering that our banquet
speaker and panel will be discussing Power Architecture and the
Amiga, AND our banquet menu is vastly improved as well, you need
to reserve NOW.
You see, without a reservation, you won't have a meal waiting for
you. And we need to know NOW so we can provide yours. After all,
the banquet tickets are only $20.00 each this year.
On the Hyperion blog, Steven Solie said:
"AmigaOS fans may have noticed an abundance of updates appearing
lately. There is also an updated SDK should be appearing soon as
well.
AmigaOS fans may have noticed an abundance of updates appearing lately. There is also an updated SDK should be appearing soon as well.
Finally, I am back on track with the development after the house move. There were two updates since the last post; one was a follow-up to the previous code refactoring; the other was a massive list of improvements:
I finally found what was wrong, and why ECJ couldn't compile like it should. I missed my modifications made to jva.io.VMFile, the native layer between Java files and Amiga files. With this in place, ECJ can now compile correctly. So, no more need to use jikes.
Τι μηχανάκι θεικό ήταν (και είναι) ο Commodore 64! Τι βγάζει το άτιμο!