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Today I decided to take a quick look at the MIDI functionality on the MIST FPGA system. I had assumed it was included to work with the Atari ST core only, but as I found out the MIDI ports work perfectly well on the Amiga core too!

Today I am covering the September 2016 Adelaide Retro Computing group meeting with an Amiga theme. For this meeting we had special guests Trevor Dickinson from A-EON Technology and Robert Bernardo from Fresno Commodore Users Group fly in especially for the event!

Hi guys,

AmiWest 2016 (October 7 to 9) is fast approaching and so is Amiga DevCon 2016 (October 6 and 7). The location is Sacramento, California, USA.

I'm a big fan of the Amiga and have worked hard in contributing for our favourite computer over many years including back to the Amiga Inc days. My focus is either graphic design or game development.  The most recent published games are Dots Adventures and RESHOOT.

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Today I wanted to take a look at the recently released Dir Me Up 3.02 for AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition on my AmigaOne X1000.

Hi everyone,

I’ve not posted in a while but I did see this interesting project that combined the hardware for a MorphOS machine (I have the feeling it is one of the bPlan Efika boards, but it may be an apple product, combined with a minimig.

The builder has worked some software and hardware switching to cause a game floppy icon clicked to open on the minimig and switch the video over. The controller signalling is shared somehow as well. Very interesting project. I hope he explains more soon.

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Psygnosis Limited
Developed by
DMA Design Limited
Released
1988
Also For
Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS

Recently I have been testing the final Release Candidate version of Enhancer Software V1.1 from A-Eon, the first major update to the Enhancer Software bundle since it was released earlier this year for AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition on AMIStore and physical CD purchase from AmigaKit and other dealers.

I have been testing the latest update on the AmigaOne X1000 and Sam460CR. This post covers the X1000 installation.