MorphOS 3.10 on Powerbook G4 Part 1
With the recent release of MorphOS 3.10 last month, I decided to give it a go on my Apple Powerbook G4 17" laptop.
This time I decided to build my MorphOS system from scratch with a new install, and get to know MorphOS a bit better by building it up myself with what I actually want, rather than installing the separate Chrysalis Pack ISO that makes lots of changes to MorphOS and installs a lot of software I never use, without me understanding anything much about it.
The Retro Hour EP119: Bullfrog: The Inside Story with Glenn Corpes
Scene World Podcast: Episode 46 – User Group Meetings with Robert Bernardo
OSMoSe
Today I am going to look at an emulator called OSMoSe which emulates the Sega 8-bit family of machines on our AmigaOS 4 machines.. The most well-known of the range, […]
Demo: Goa Gubbar – Datastorm 2018 Invitation by Zymosis (Amiga) (April 2018)
Amigos Amiga Podcast Episode 141 – Soccer Kid
Amiga quiz on heise.de
Popular german IT news site Heise has created an Amiga quiz for everyone to test his/her knowledge about our platform.
If you've spent some time with your Amiga, the questions should be pretty easy to answer correctly, probably even if you don't speak german.
But it's a good opportunity to refresh your memory - and to show the world we're still here!
I just scored 290 points - can you beat my result? :-)
Amigos Amiga Podcast Episode 140 – Waxworks
Brilliance 3
Amiga 4000 mainboard goes opensource!
Amiga 4000 mainboards are becoming rare these days, and are difficult to repair. But there's hope in sight. A lot of hope. In fact so much hope that you can almost grab a new one! Yes, we can make this happen!
Paul Rezendes from California, USA, has started a funding campaign to have PCB data files professionally recreated from an Amiga 4000 mainboard, and publish these under open-source license.
(This does not include any boards actually being produced - it's only about the data files required to do so.)
New Indiegogo for Amiga 500 cases
Road Avenger, Out Now On Amiga CD32
Pixelglass Games returns with another LaserDisc/SEGA CD FMV game port, last years game was TIME GAL which was a solid port and a pretty unique game for the Amiga. Road Avenger from DATA EAST is the third game in the ReImagine series, a label that carries unofficial fan projects and in general pretty interesting projects for us here at the AmigaGuru’s blog. Road Avenger is like most other FMV...
Spencer
Honestly, I sometimes get the impression that games for our beloved AmigaOS platform are like buses, you can wait absolutely ages for one to appear and when it does, so […]
MorphOS 3.10, the view of a frustrated X5000 owner.
I was notified of some good news earlier this week that after many long months of waiting, MorphOS 3.10 had finally been released and more importantly as a feature of […]