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Amigathering 2010 - Live After Commodore Commodore might be dead and burried but Amigathering returns to northern Greece for yet another year. If you can make it to Thessaloniki, Greece on 24 and 25 April, you will get the chance to meet other amigans, use their computers and put yours on display. The event will not lack the traditional Kick Off and Sensible Soccer championships, so be well prepared! |
| Yet another Amitopia TV show is out for you to watch and enjoy. This time focus is on OWB 1.7 and Minimig AGA. Also I've put Rise with Mellow chips demo too. Read more... |
The latest version of link is now available for link and can be downloaded from link. |
| Hello YAMmers, after the long awaited release of version 2.6 of YAM just a few days ago, the YAM team has another cookie for you. Since our main homepage (www.yam.ch) have been largely outdated and not technically up to date, we have spent some time on creating a new site that will hopefully serve you and us better in the future. |
| The first update for Icaros Desktop 1.2 has been released. This update CD includes the most updated system files (up to march 6, 2010 nightly build) and some interesting new features like (still work in progress) 3D hardware acceleration on GeForce 5, 6 and 7 cards (both AGP and PCI Express versions supported), changeable pointers, .backdrop file support for placing icons on the desktop and many, many others. |
| EasyADF, the archiving program for the Amiga, has once again been updated. The latest update features faster ADF writing, GUI enhancements and has many fixes for OS 2.0 / low memory systems as well as more tooltype configuration options. |
| Join the 300+ attendees who will be coming to Block Party 2010, April 15-18, at the Wyndham Cleveland Hotel in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A.. And get those demo entries in! As the biggest demo party in North America, Block Party is looking for demos ranging from the most modern to old school. Read more... |
| We are proud to present this interview with Ugress, a famous Norwegian artist who cut his teeth on the Commodore Amigan. Without rambling on any further, here it is, an interview with link. |