What is the AmiVerse? In the beginning of Amigadom, there was the Amiga
computer. No number, with AmigaDOS as its operating system. It just had
color graphics, sound, and could run many visible, high-level tasks (not
just processes) at once, right out of the box. That capability was called
mutli-tasking. It amazed those who first experienced it's uses at a time
when all else just had green-screen or black-and-white everything in silence.
Summer finally arrived and boy is it hot. It goes from bearable to extreme making “computing” less fun. Today is one of the “cold” days so time to get something on “paper”. Besides this I will get some programming work done and play some classic Amiga games with hopefully a bit of time to write […]
Summer finally arrived and boy is it hot. It goes from bearable to extreme making “computing” less fun. Today is one of the “cold” days so time to get something on “paper”. Besides this I will get some programming work done and play some classic Amiga games with hopefully a bit of time to write […]
Those of us close to AmiWest are always excited about what will happen at
the show. Of course, we're involved in planning it, contacting potential
vendors, exhibitors, presenters, and speakers, and the rest of the details
involved in presenting AmiWest to the Amiga community.
But why should you come to join us? We believe there are compelling
reasons to be here in person at AmiWest 2013. Here's a countdown of our most compelling reasons to attend, from #10 down to #1.
I've managed to draw a nice new icon for JAmiga! This is what I've been doing the last few days since my silly release:
Στο Obligement θα διαβάσετε μια άκρως ενδιαφέρουσα συνέντευξη του πατέρα της X1000, Trevor Dickinson, ο οποίος ρίχνει φως στο παρών αλλά και στο μέλλον της Next Generation Amiga. Κρίμα που δεν θα υπάρξει Amiga OS 4 netbook.
Ever since I read about the upcoming availability of X1000 support for the Catweasel Mk2 I was very excited to try it out with the many Amiga floppy disks I have - and today is the day!
So, I haven't done much lately on JAmiga, but I'd thought I at least give you something to play with. I've prepared an archive with everything you need to install a Java environment on AmigaOS 4.
Here are the downloads:
I was reminded today by Bill Borsari that my last update to the AmiWest
website was May 17, 2013. Personal circumstances necessitated a break. So now, back to regular updates. .
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Even absent the updates, other things have been happening behind the
scenes, as always. The unexpected is always expected at AmiWest, and sure
enough, it has been occurring.
You are cordially invited to keep tabs on this page - many more updates
will follow!
