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`23.Apr.2023`	Hyperion Entertainment released AmigaOS 3.2.2.1 Press release: Hyperion Entertainment is providing a Hotfix for the recently released AmigaOS 3.2.2. Critical bugs were found soon after the AmigaOS 3.2.2 release which need to be addressed promptly. The Hotfix 3.2.2.1 comes as two separate and distinct installers. The first features an updated installation archive, for those who have not yet installed the AmigaOS 3.2.2 update.This includes the changes from the hotfix, so you don't need to install it afterwards. Please follow the instructions as described at the enclosed "HowToInstall" text. The second is a smaller installation archive, to be used with an existing AmigaOS 3.2.2 system. The hotfix adf should be used which can be found under the "ADFs/Hostfix" folder. The following problems are addressed by this Hotfix: Slowness of ReAction programs using page.gadget (part of the layout.gadget file) GIF-datatype incorrectly refused to run on plain 68000 Amigas, e.g. Amiga 600 Rendering and undo issues in IconEdit, if used with CyberGraphX Other small fixes in IconEdit and TextEdit You can download Hotfix 3.2.2.1 for AmigaOS 3.2 here. We wish to thank the users that quickly drew our attention to these issues. While we are aware of other reported problems, which have yet to be addressed, we still feel the need to release this Hotfix now. (dr) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 13:38] [Comments: 2 - 17. Sep. 2023, 19:27] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2023`	Aminet uploads until 22.04.2023 The following files have been added until 22.04.2023 to Aminet: IntyBASIC.lha dev/cross 751K MOS BASIC compiler for Intellivision evo.lha dev/e 653K 68k E-VO: Amiga E Evolution pcisata.lha driver/med 13K 68k Mediator SATA Driver P96Prefs.lha driver/vid 78K 68k P96 Preferences Editor RescueLander.lha game/actio 46K 68k Land on Earth, Moon or Mars t... MorPhONG.lha game/misc 438K MOS A remake of the famous Pong ;) Klondike92.lha game/think 55K 68k Klondike92 - solitaire card game SPlay.lha mus/play 14K 68k A quick 8SVX/ADPCM SamplePlayer Multiscan_4color_pics... pix/back 961K 22 4 Colour WB Backdrops SteMarRegMag2Theme.lha util/dopus 645K My Magellan II theme IdentifyDev.lha util/libs 66K 68k Identify hardware and more IdentifyUsr.lha util/libs 99K 68k Identify hardware and more iGame.lha util/misc 414K 68k Front-end for WHDLoad VATestprogram.zip util/misc 7.3M 68k Versatile Amiga Testprogram InstallerLG.src.lha util/sys 1.5M Commodore Installer replacement JoinGUI-AmigaOS3.lha util/wb 1.3M 68k A GUI for Join command JoinGUI-AmigaOS4.lha util/wb 1.8M OS4 A GUI for Join command JoinGUI-AROS.lha util/wb 1.5M x86 A GUI for Join command JoinGUI-MorphOS.lha util/wb 1.5M MOS A GUI for Join command (snx) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 08:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2023`	OS4Depot uploads until 22.04.2023 The following files have been added until 22.04.2023 to OS4Depot: igame.lha uti/mis 414kb 4.0 Front-end for WHDLoad joingui.lha uti/wor 2Mb 4.0 A GUI for Join command (snx) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 08:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2023`	AROS Archives uploads until 22.04.2023 The following files have been added until 22.04.2023 to AROS Archives: tong.i386-aros.zip gam/mis 32Mb Tetris meets Pong = TONG! icaros_v2.3_fix.zip uti/mis 50Mb Little fix for icaros v2.3 joingui-aros.zip vid/mis 1Mb A GUI for Join command (snx) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 08:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2023`	MorphOS-Storage uploads until 22.04.2023 The following files have been added until 22.04.2023 to MorphOS-Storage: IntyBASIC_1.4.2.lha Development/Cross BASIC compiler for Inte... Iris_1.13.lha Email New email client suppor... AmiArcadia_29.38.lha Emulation A Signetics-based machi... Nanosaur_1.4.4.lha Games/Action This is Pangea Software... iGame_2.3.2.lha Games/Launcher A frontend to launching... HollywoodCompile_1.0.lha GUI A GUI for Hollywood com... FICE-GUI_1.0.lha GUI FICE-GUI_1.0.lha GetMoreLibs.lha System/Library/Misc Executable allowing to ... (snx) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 08:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2023`	WHDLoad: New installers until 22.04.2023 Using WHDLoad, games, scene demos and intros by cracking groups, which were originally designed to run only from floppy disks, can be installed on harddisk. The following installers have been added until 22.04.2023: 2023-04-21 improved: MoonBase: Lunar Colony Simulator (Wesson) supports unofficial french version, slave 512k only provided (Info) 2023-04-21 fixed: Bug Bomber (Kingsoft) keyboard handler and interrupts fixed, some empty dbf loops patched, install script updated (Info) (snx) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 08:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2023` Amiga Future (website)	AmigaRemix: Further files added AmigaRemix collects remixes of well-known soundtracks of Amiga games. Since our last news-item, the following mp3 files have been added: Turrican 2 - Final Challenge Superfrog - Ancient level (Ode to Hathor remix) Bundesliga Manager Professional (corpsicle remix) Guitar Stardust Space Debris Slinger Medley (snx) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 08:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2023` Gunnar 'gunaTM' Bernhardt (ANF)	WinUAE: Update of WinUAE_german.dll Philipp Lonke has updated the library with German translations for version 4.10.1 of the Amiga emulator WinUAE, WinUAE_german.dll. (snx) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 08:22] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2023`	Video: Reproduction of "Four-Byte Burger" artwork On his YouTube channel "Ahoy", Stuart Brown produces documentary-style video content about video games and their influence on culture. His latest video is dedicated to the "Four-Byte Burger", an example from the early days of digital art. The image shows a colourful cheeseburger designed by Commodore's art director Jack Haeger. The original file was not saved and the image is only preserved as a copy because Haeger took photos of the monitor with a 35mm camera. In his video, Brown explores the question of whether a perfect reproduction of the image is possible. (dr) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 06:55] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`23.Apr.2023` diagrom.com	Diagnosis tool: DiagROM 1.3, Announcement of version 2.0 DiagROM is a diagnosis software which has to be burned into an EPROM and then replaces the regular Kickstart-ROM of an Amiga (amiga-news.de reported). The tool does not require any driver, IRQs or something like that and therefore should also run on only partly working computers performing hardware tests and identifying problems. The source test of DiagROM is on Github, whereby the author John 'Chucky' Hertell points out that it is not permitted to create one's own version. The source code has been released for archival purposes only. DiagROM in its current form will end with this V1.3 and will only contain bug fixes (the date will only change). As Hertell explains in a detailed blog entry, he has started development of version 2.0, which will be written using Visual Studio code and cross-compiled with vasm and vbcc. It will be divided into modules and the code will support 68k assembler and C++. Changes since version 1.2.1: 2023-04-21: Well decided to release 1.3 far too many people are still using 1.2.1 so this is now the releaseversion. Read the text "FuturePlans.txt" for more info. three might be updates. as V1.3 please check the date. but it will be bugfixes only. 2023-01-26: Now default also produces a CD32 image to be burned on 27C800 Proms. Fixed issue with ghostfastmem found on AA3000+ boards (detectes fastmem that isn't there) 2022-11-11: Fixed Addresserrorissue while playing testmodule on 68000 machines. Fixed issue with Autoconfig printing forever (actually 65535 times) if there was no cards detected. 2022-10-30: On RGB test. added white bars at every colorchange to make it more easy to count out what color is shown. RTC test: added a adjustfunction telling how many frames between everytime RTC changes (second) to help adjusting RTC. Added function to constantly monitor one memaddress. This is for dev of new hardware and not to diagnose issues. 2022-02-21: Fixed addresserror crash on audiotest using 68000/010 CPU 2022-02-19: Changed memorytestroutines to the new updated. Fixed autoconfig so it would not end in a endless loop if no autoconfigcards was detected. Fixed autoconfig with outside check-in from github to handle boards with an illegal configuration better. Simple Audio waveformtest now supports volumechanges and also HOPEFULLY oddbyte-bug in Sinuswaves are fixed Some minor undocumented bugfixes. 2021-06-12: Now the new memtestroutine actually seems to work "x" is just hardcoded testareas, but the manual option "7" now lets you select what area to test and the depth of check (how many longwords between all tests 1 being every byte checked) (higher=faster test) 2021-05-15: AGAIN Long pause.. ERASED the memtestroutine I was working on redid it TOTALLY!. available as "x" in memtest menu! 2020-11-21: New Memtestroutine now should handle when colliding with workareas. Manualtest routine now swapped to the new testroutine. you can now enter selected area to scan AND change blocksize. higher blocksize=more accurate addresstest check. also if you enter wrong order of area to scan it will be handled. 0 byte scanarea will cancel. 2020-10-29: New experimental memtestroutine in the works. right now only doing a test of HARDCODED 16MB fastmem on A4k/3k Should be much faster, ASWELL as it should handle address-error issues! TEST IT HARD PLEASE! Also contains bug in Zorro handling asking boards to be shut down, issued via Github! (thanx!!) 2020-10-18 Noticed that CSPPC did not work on DiagROM. This as it seems the board needs time to startup (HEY P5.. handle it with RST??) so doing some waiting and resetmagic if a CSPPC is detected. not it starts OFTEN! (not always, if not. do a reset and it will start) 2020-10-02: Fixed bug so if no chipmem available at boot, it doesnt try to do a addresserrortest of that area anyway. Fixed scrollbug leaving traces of lowest pixelrow. Added function in Autoconfig mode that lists a summary of detected boards. Added About text. Added support for handling 2 different workmem areas: Chipmem and Fastmem, showing info about it in systeminfo screen. Systeminfo screen if detecting a 060 will show PCR registerbits. If A3000/A4000 motherboard memory or CPU slot memory is found scanning of A1200 CPU Slot memory is disabled, This will hopefully stop machine to crash with a 3640 installed and maprom enabled. 2020-09-05: Found a interesting behaviour on Amiga 4000. If you have no chipmem, and write something to any chipmemaddress and then read anything from any chipmemadress (not even same as you wrote to) THAT value will be read! so on an A4000 with no chip. the memorydetectroutine would say that it finds a shadowram. also the UDS/LDS test said "ok" even it it impossible could be. so fixed that by doing a write to chipmem with $ffffffff so it will read that if you do not have any chipmem. making the tests more true. A1k Version have not been working for a while due to spaceissues. removed more or less all "not important" tests tomake it fit into the very limited 64k bootrom. so it should work again. Fixed bugs when using a 68000 CPU (010 aswell?) that crashed IRQ/CIA tests and also Extended chipmemtest. (Addresserror etc) Also fixed more information in crashscreen. 2020-08-23: During Startup, UDS/LDS test was done by writing $ff to diferent places, this could be wrong as no memory can also show up as $ff changed value to $aa to be more "random" if memory is not present. At startup, chipmem is filled with its memoryaddress, while doing this you see a checkered-pattern on screen. After that, it verifies that the address contains that data, while doing this you see a distorded colorpattern on screen. if fail, it will show what memaddress it fails at, memaddress as binary and also what it actually contained (should be its same address) So no more telling ram is ok when thee was shorted/missing addresslines. Now check actually checks ALL memory and not only beginning. 2020-08-16: Doing Addresserrorchecks on Chipmem AND workarea.. if left mousebutton pressed at poweron. fastmem is chosen ar priority ram, if no fastmem found, chipmem will be used but screen turned off. if addresserror found in chipmem, chipmem will be discarded. will be handled different later 2020-08-01: New initcode in start. at memfail bits read will be written as green is correct, red if failed. Also during error, a dividertext will be printed every 512k block. At startup, romadresserrors is checked. (dr) [News message: 23. Apr. 2023, 06:55] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`22.Apr.2023`	RTG driver: Preferences editor "P96Prefs" 47.7.1 for P96 With "P96Prefs" Thomas Richter has written an improved, alternative preferences editor for the RTG driver P96 (amiga-news.de reported), which he has now officially published on Aminet. P96 V3.0.0 or higher and AmigaOS 3.2 or higher are required. (dr) [News message: 22. Apr. 2023, 09:41] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`22.Apr.2023`	Print-/PDF magazine: Amiga Addict, issue 20 The 20th issue of the British magazine "Amiga Addict" is now available, among other things, as a digital version for about 5.60 euros. The printed version including shipping (worldwide) costs about 12.30 euros. The current issue contains the following topics: Amiga Addict explores Andy Warhol's relationship with creating art on the Amiga and how he helped forge our platform's creative identity. PLUS: An exclusive interview with Amiga World magazine's co-founder and editor Guy Wright, who interviewed Warhol back in 1986 prior to the iconic artist's passing. We head out on the road, turning our focus to Amiga users and reporting from Lincolnshire Amiga Group, Stamford Peterborough Amiga Group and Yorkshire Amiga Group meets. The Amiga Walker prototype - the last AGA Amiga computer never to be released. Rob Smith's new Retro Directory, a free online listing service. We speak to David Upchurch, the renowned ex-editor of The One Amiga magazine. Original Amiga hardware engineer Ron Nicholson gives us the low-down on what makes our favourite machine tick. A brand new gamepad controller for the Amiga: Ralph Egas brings word of his Dual Stick. Latest game review: Maria Renard's Revenge. To celebrate both Easter and Amiga Addict's 20th issue, our Gold Standard column reveals the best Easter Eggs and bonuses hidden in classic Amiga games. A round-up of the AGA games everyone really should have played! Six Of The Best: classic games picked out by Acidbottle (Wonderboy). A guide to Bifrost Heimdall Edition, the ultimate LED lighting mod for the Amiga. Magazine, manual and reference book scanning. We look at the best way to digitally preserve your Amiga-related print media with the CZUR ET16 Plus overhead scanner. Our regulars including former-Sensible Software's Stoo Cambridge, Demoscene, Amiga news, User Groups, Classic Coverdisk Of The Month and readers letters. Plus lots lots more..! (dr) [News message: 22. Apr. 2023, 07:10] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`22.Apr.2023`	Developer diary: "X-Rotator" effect in Amiga demos 'Slummy' is a member of the Norwegian Amiga demo group Spaceballs. At this year's Revision Demo Party, which took place over the Easter weekend, the group won second place with Candiru in the category "Oldschool Intro" (YouTube-Video). In a developer diary entry, 'Slummy' now explains the "X-Rotator"-based effect used in it. (dr) [News message: 22. Apr. 2023, 06:01] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Apr.2023`	Tutorial: Updated installation guide for AmigaOS 4.1 under QEMU 8 About four weeks ago we published Rene Engel's Installation guide for AmigaOS 4.1 under QEMU 8, which he had created in collaboration with the Amiga QEMU developer Zoltan Balaton and which at that time still referred to the first release candidate of QEMU 8. The manual had not only triggered a lively discussion, numerous tests and a lot of feedback in our (German) forum, but also beyond. As a result, further problems and pitfalls could be concretised, analysed and partly solved. Since the official version 8.0.0 of QEMU has been available since yesterday, Rene Engel has revised his installation instructions on the basis of this and the feedback from the users. A big thank you to all those who have contributed! By adding the line "-cpu 7447", it is now possible to emulate or use a G4 PPC CPU with Altivec support, which also results in the error-free use of SFS (screenshot). Overall, the new CPU and SFS have increased the emulation speed enormously (YouTube video). Those who would like to deal with the topic even more intensively, please refer to Zoltan Balaton's homepage, which now also contains a bugtrucker. There you will also find an installation guide. 1. Preparations 1.1 What is required? AmigaOS 4.1 Pegasos 2 version (available e.g. from Alinea Computer) The CD must be available as ISO file, which can easily be done under Windows, for example, with the free tool ImgBurn. AmigaOS 4.1 Update 3 is also required, which can be downloaded free of charge from the Hyperion Entertainment website after registering and entering the CD key supplied. Since owners of the AmigaOS 4.1 Final Edition do not have access to the AmigaOS 4.1 Update 3 anymore, you would have to find another way to get the required files. Alternatively, you could also buy the AmigaOS 4.1 Sam460 version: this also contains the files. QEMU 8: Executables for Windows Executables for Intel-Macs If you are running an Apple computer equipped with an Apple M1 chip, the package manager Homebrew and Xcode should be installed beforehand, as described in this article. You can then install QEMU via the terminal as follows: brew install Qemu Flash Update für Pegasos 2 Download the file "up050404" either from the bplan homepage (only working under macOS with "Save as...") or via Wayback Machine. The file "extract_rom_from_updater" (direct download) is available on the Qmiga project page and is needed to extract a Pegasos2.rom from it. There is also a description of how to use the "updater". an unarchiving tool that can unpack LHA-packed files, such as 7-zip. There are similar tools for Linux and macOS that can do this. the freeware tool UltraISO (Windows), a tool that can open and edit ISO files. There are also similar tools for Linux and macOS that can do this. 1.2. Creating a QEMU hard disk image Via Console/Shell/Terminal under Windows/Linux/Mac: qemu-img (.exe) create -f raw -o size=2G hd.img 2G here stands for 2 gigabyte hard disk size and can be individually adjusted depending on how large the virtual hard disk is to become. For the beginning, I recommend not going higher than 2GB. Important: to create the hd.img, you must be in the QEMU directory. 1.3 Adaptation of the installation medium Before we can boot with the Pegasos 2 emulation under QEMU, the installation medium must be adapted. First you should unpack the archive AmigaOs4.1 Update 3 and search for the file "siliconmotion502.chip" in the unpacked folder "Files_Sam460ex/Kickstart". Now copy the file "siliconmotion502.chip" to your AmigaOS 4.1 FE Pegasos2InstallCD.ISO with the help of UltraIso into the directory /System/Kickstart. Then you only have to open the file "Kicklayout" in the Kickstart and /System/Kickstart folders with a text editor and add the following line without "": for the Kicklayout in Kickstart directory: "MODULE System/Kickstart/siliconmotion502.chip" for the Kicklayout in System/Kickstart directory: "MODULE Kickstart/siliconmotion502.chip" It is best to add the entry under MODULE System/Kickstart/PCIGraphics.card. Save the changes under UltraIso. The bootloader should not be affected by the changes and the Pegasos2InstallCD.ISO should still be bootable. 2. Booting QEMU This is a pure basic command line to be able to boot from the Pegasos2InstallCD.ISO under QEMU. The paths to pegasos2.rom, hd.img and also to Pegasos2InstallCD.iso must be adjusted accordingly. Make sure you are in the QEMU directory and type in the following command line: qemu-system-ppc -L pc-bios -M pegasos2 -cpu 7447 -bios /pfad/zum/pegasos2.rom -vga none -device sm501 -drive if=none,id=cd,file=/pfad/zum/Pegasos2InstallCD-53.54.iso,format=raw -device ide-cd,drive=cd,bus=ide.1 -drive if=none,id=hd,file=/pfad/zu/eure/hd.img,format=raw -device ide-hd,drive=hd,bus=ide.0 -device rtl8139,netdev=net0 -netdev user,id=net0 rtc base=localtime -serial stdio Under MacOs, the line -display cocoa or -display sdl must also be entered, otherwise no window will open. If everything has worked, QEMU welcomes you with the Pegasos2 SmartFirmware. Now simply enter the following command: boot cd amigaboot.of The SmartFirmware should now boot AmigaOS 4.1. The installation of AmigaOS 4.1 will then proceed as usual: partition the hard disk, install the boot loader, etc. An illustrated pdf instruction can be found on the pages of Amedia Computer France. After the installation on your virtual hard disk and after ejecting the installation CD (ISO), the command boot hd:0 amigaboot.of under the SmartFirmware to boot from your virtual hard disk: For some reason, which is not yet known, the first boot process after installation starts in Pal-LowRes mode and there is incorrect screen display. However, the problem can be easily solved by simply calling System/Prefs/Screenmode and selecting a 16-bit screen there. Known problems: Using -cpu 7447 with Altivec support will not display the GUI/window output correctly for some SDL applications, use -cpu g3 instead. After update FE 2 it is possible that your network connection becomes unstable, if this is the case please copy the older rtl8139.device from the Pegasos install.iso to system/devs/Networks on your installation HD. Nvram is not yet emulated, so the firmware's environment variables are not preserved, so the boot command must be entered at every startup Currently, the maximum resolution is limited to 1440x900 16 bit under the Qemu Pegasos2 emulation. (dr) [News message: 20. Apr. 2023, 21:24] [Comments: 3 - 20. Jul. 2023, 10:58] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Apr.2023` GitHub	WHDLoad: Graphical user-interface 2.3.2 iGame is a MUI-based frontend for starting WHDLoad games (amiga-news.de reported). George 'walkero' Sokianos has released version 2.3.2 for AmigaOS 2.04 and higher, AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS. Changes: Fixed The custom screenshot sizes were wrongly saved. Fixed a duplication in slave names after the execution of a second scan in the same list, introduced in v2.3.0. Fixed a crash on systems that use AutoUpdateWB patch. Fixed an error on status text after launching a game that showed total of zero games, introduced in v2.3.0. Refactored the Slave tooltype parsing on launching to fix a memory hit and potential crashes. Changed Added some spaces left and right of the screenshot. This helps to resize the sidebar as needed keeping the screenshot centred Now, only the screenshot part of the GUI is updated on item selection and not the whole right side. This makes the GUI refresh faster on slow computers If the screenshot is toggled (show/hide) in the settings window the GUI is updated without the need of restarting iGame Now iGame doesn't fail to start even if any of the guigfx.library, render.library or Guigfx.mcc is missing. It falls back using the datatypes and the "No GuiGfx" checkbox is blocked in the settings With v2.3.0 WHDLoad games that have different names on .info file against the slave file was not starting. I changed the way the necessary info file is discovered to be closer to what v2.2.1 was doing and now it works fine Direct download: iGame-v2.3.2-20230420.lha (414 Kb) (dr) [News message: 20. Apr. 2023, 19:34] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Apr.2023`	Trevor's Amiga Blog: Spring/Fall edition Trevor Dickinson of A-EON Technology has published a new article in his "Trevor's Amiga Blog" and titles it "Spring/Autumn Edition", alluding to his recent stays in England and New Zealand. He reports in detail about the upcoming visits to various trade fairs and events and extensively interviews and tests the chatbot ChatGPT under Linux on his AmigaOne X5000, as neither Odyssey under AmigaOS 4, nor Wayfarer under MorphOS were able to do so. In this context he also reports in detail about the new Fienix distribution. He also informs that David Pleasance has found and hired a printer for the second and third volume of the Vultures to Vampires trilogy based in India. It is expected that the books will arrive at the German supplier in mid-June. News about the A1222+ he will provide in his next issue. (dr) [News message: 20. Apr. 2023, 14:09] [Comments: 1 - 21. Apr. 2023, 15:17] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Apr.2023` MorphZone (forum)	MorphOS: E-mail client Iris 1.13 Jacek 'jacadcaps' Piszczek has released version 1.13 of his e-mail client Iris für MorphOS. Changes consist of bugfixes and MUI peformance workarounds. Download: iris.lha (21 MB) (snx) [News message: 20. Apr. 2023, 13:51] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`20.Apr.2023` Andreas Magerl (ANF)	Print magazine: Amiga Future, issue 162 - preview and excerpts Preview and excerpts of Amiga Future issue 162 (May/June 2023) have been published online meanwhile at the title link. Contents include previews of Boxx and Settle World as well as a review of AmigaOS 3.2.2. Amiga Future magazine is available as an English and a German printed magazine and can be bought directly from the magazine's editorial office as well as several Amiga dealers. (snx) [News message: 20. Apr. 2023, 13:44] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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