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[Web] Amiga University site updates and additionsANN.lu
Posted on 04-Oct-2002 05:12 GMT by kevin orme26 comments
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Some great stuff now online, and hopefully a few more cool new things in the immediate future, too (stay tuned) :) http://www.amigau.com

We've got some cool new stuff online for you:

Site Mirrors: (http://www.amigau.com/sitearchives.htm)

- Amiga Source is now mirrored on our site, thanks Scott!
- we still maintain site mirrors of the excellent Blitz Basic, Samplitude Opus (with software downloads) and Amiga Interactive Guide sites, too.

Site Archives:

We have added two GREAT Amiga site archives from the somewhat recent past:

- National Amiga tech pages: these are full of great tech information, including pinouts, motherboard configs and lots of accelerator information - These were originally done by Greg Scott and used to be on National Amiga's website - thanks to Larry S. and Joe at Archtech in London, Ontario!

- Spock's Logical Amiga Pages: As many of you may remember, this was a great site that has been offline for some time, unfortunately due to its author, Eric Robertson, passing on last fall. Thanks to Donald Sowell for providing this data as hopefully a little memorial to Eric's fondness for the Amiga and his excellent site.

- Amiga Realm archive mirrors (12 of them) - Thanks to Paul Andrews for providing data to mirror their site archives!

Additional stuff:

303Tracker - this is a cool Roland TB303 emulator you can run on your Amiga - software downloads included - thanks to Jeroen Schellekens for his site archive and software
(http://www.amigau.com/c-music/303t.htm)

Events page: We have added an easy to find Events page for upcoming Amiga events & shows, and we pledge to keep it current! :) If you have an event or show coming up anywhere in the world, let us know so we can post it immediately.
(http://www.amigau.com/events.htm)

Thanks, keep on coming back and if you have additional Amiga sites for us to help you mirror or archive (to preserve them), just let us know when/how. :)

kevin orme
amiga university
www.amigau.com

Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 1 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Amygale on 04-Oct-2002 04:35 GMT
Where is the Pegasos/MorphOS section ?
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 2 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by john on 04-Oct-2002 06:35 GMT
In reply to Comment 1 (Amygale):
Since when has there been any reason for AMIGA University to host MorphOS stuff? If YOU want something along the same lines, why not ask the MorphOS community to set one up?
All you need is 15+ years of history, a whole slew of apps, OS upgrades/revisions that have been either available for download or to buy retail, and experienced people to write reviews, tutorials, etc.
So, when do you think you'll have it up and running then?
-john
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 3 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Don Cox on 04-Oct-2002 06:38 GMT
In reply to Comment 1 (Amygale):
No doubt if BPlan release any technical information about the hardware
or software (for example, circuit diagrams like the ones that were
published for the Commodore Amigas), Kevin would consider putting it
on the AU site.
In the mean time, this is one of the best ever Amiga sites for
information and resources.
It's particularly good to see the National Amiga stuff back on line.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 4 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Fabio Alemagna on 04-Oct-2002 07:08 GMT
In reply to Comment 1 (Amygale):
http://www.amigau.com/c-amiga/emulation.htm
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 5 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Amygale on 04-Oct-2002 08:00 GMT
In reply to Comment 2 (john):
You forget that the Pegasos/MorphOS/bPlan teams own some of the best engineers of the Amiga technical History, who contributes to developp the best hardware (PPC & GFX cards) with softwares to safe our Amiga : Gerald Carda, Ralph Schmidt, Frank Mariak,...
Pegasos/MorphOS is really a heritage of all that.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 6 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Amygale on 04-Oct-2002 08:02 GMT
In reply to Comment 2 (john):
> So, when do you think you'll have it up and running then?
Hmmm... Now! (inform you please)
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 7 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 04-Oct-2002 08:06 GMT
In reply to Comment 3 (Don Cox):
> No doubt if BPlan release any technical information about the hardware
> or software (for example, circuit diagrams like the ones that were
> published for the Commodore Amigas), Kevin would consider putting it
> on the AU site.
You can start by referencing these Web sites :
http://www.morphos.net
http://www.bplan-gmbh.de
http://www.morphos-news.de
http://www.thendic-france.com/TECH/US/products/pegasos/pegasos.htm
There is all you need on theses sites, to inform everybody.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 8 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 04-Oct-2002 08:07 GMT
In reply to Comment 7 (Anonymous):
Anonymous=Amygale ;)
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 9 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Amygale on 04-Oct-2002 08:09 GMT
In reply to Comment 4 (Fabio Alemagna):
Ok. But : "Emulation" ? That's a strange category for MorphOS...
And where is the Pegasos section ?
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 10 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Menthos on 04-Oct-2002 09:11 GMT
In reply to Comment 9 (Amygale):
Emulation: Because it is not AmigaOS it just runs Amiga programs under AmigaOS emulation?
And why should ther be a Pegasos section when it can't run AmigaOS?
/Menthos
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 11 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 04-Oct-2002 10:43 GMT
In reply to Comment 5 (Amygale):
Just because MOS has developers knowledgable about AOS doesn't mean there is any content to put on the site about MOS...
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 12 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Bill on 04-Oct-2002 10:50 GMT
In reply to Comment 2 (john):
Yes, it's really sad that some american dumbass(es) could simply buy your 15 years of history and a whole bunch of blind followers.
I rather follow these guys that ARE Amiga since 15 years and have all the amiga skills and spirit and of course technology under one hood doing something FOR the Amiga (no matter how stupid this is nowadays if you look at financial risks).
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 13 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by kevin orme on 04-Oct-2002 13:22 GMT
In reply to Comment 7 (Anonymous):
Thanks for the suggestions about MorphOS and the Pegasos (a more recent part of the MorphOS activity, to be sure). I'll try and add some stuff (incl. the referenced pages) in the next site update.
Note that there was never any effort to exclude MorphOS here, I was just working more closely on the site archive stuff lately. And when I put the original MorphOS stuff up there, there wasn't as much on the 'net at the time. Now that there is, it's worth revisiting and updating accordingly.
kevin orme
amiga university
www.amigau.com
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 14 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Jonny Johansson on 04-Oct-2002 14:39 GMT
In reply to Comment 10 (Menthos):
> Emulation: Because it is not AmigaOS it just runs Amiga programs under AmigaOS emulation?
Ah, you mean like the AmigaOne...
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 15 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by NeRP on 04-Oct-2002 19:02 GMT
Fuck MorphOS. I get sick of their lame assed supporters always
whining about how/when they are going to get support from AMIGA
sources. Fuck off already! We are no more blind than any MorphOS
user. Tell me, what makes AmigaOS supporters blind, while the MorphOS
supporters are not? AmigaOSv4 is closer to AmigaOSv3.1 than MorphOS
will be. MorphOS supporters are using an ALTERNATIVE OS, NOT
AMIGAOS! Now who is blind? Congratulations on building the Pegasos,
it's only a few years too late, and if buying an AmigaOne is blind,
then so would buying a Pegasos. Both OS'es and motherboards will
likely be done at around the same time, and honestly, buying a Pegasos
with it's unofficial support *instead* of the AmigaOne, with it's
OFFICIAL support *IS* blind. There is really nothing the Pegasos can
offer that the AmigaOne/AmigaOSv4 can not.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 16 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by the man in the shadows on 04-Oct-2002 19:29 GMT
With the exception of a few posts here... I just had to sit back and laugh at some of the comments made here.
"These aren't the droids you're looking for... move along" - The Great Alec G.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 17 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 04-Oct-2002 19:33 GMT
In reply to Comment 14 (Jonny Johansson):
No ...
AmigaOS 4 is an enhanced 3.x.
Morphos is a new os.
AmigaOS 4 has an 68k emulator.
Morphos has an Amiga emulator.
And finally AmigaOne is simply hardware, like Pegasos.
Conclusion: Morphossomething + uae
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 18 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Al Bundy on 04-Oct-2002 21:21 GMT
In reply to Comment 15 (NeRP):
>Congratulations on building the Pegasos,
>it's only a few years too late
And the AmigaOne isn`t ??
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 19 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by cOrpse on 05-Oct-2002 13:03 GMT
In reply to Comment 1 (Amygale):
Do you realize thats about as stupid as linux sites publishing openBSD content ( openBSD can run linux apps ;) ) ... Grow up , get a community and heritage of your own or your basically admiting you need the amiga shadow over your shoulder to exist.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 20 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by anarchic_teapot on 05-Oct-2002 15:31 GMT
In reply to Comment 12 (Bill):
"Yes, it's really sad that some american dumbass(es) could simply buy your 15 years of history and a whole bunch of blind followers."
More than you could, eh billyboy?
And at least they bought it with *their* money, rather than trying to buy it with other people's like you.
Sour grapes, my lad, sour grapes.
However, chin up: the same phrase can just as easily be applied to Thendic, so there you go. Isn't that nice? You've basically called everyone in your potential market an idiot. I'm sure they'll remember when they go to write out their cheque.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 21 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Don Cox on 06-Oct-2002 09:47 GMT
In reply to Comment 20 (anarchic_teapot):
"And at least they bought it with *their* money, rather than trying to
buy it with other people's like you. "
Surely Amiga Inc was set up with "venture capital" - ie borrowed
money, ie someone else's money?
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 22 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by mensa on 06-Oct-2002 14:04 GMT
In reply to Comment 21 (Don Cox):
Don't dignify that particular piece of trolling filth with a reply, Don. Everyone can do a nslookup on the "Bill" that the Teapot Troll replied to above, and see that this "Bill" is not the one that the Crackpot is insinuating it is. I thought you all had learned to ignore the boorish troglodyte stream of coarse insults and trolling emanating from that uneducated piehole belonging to ms. Teapot.
By the way, I believe that the company of one of the real Bill clowns, the Buck one, has immensely more money of *its own* than that of the other Bill clown, the McEwen one, has. One is a privately owned computer company, the other is a venture capitalist owned trademark licensor.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 23 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Alkemyst on 06-Oct-2002 18:37 GMT
In reply to Comment 17 (Anonymous):
AmigaOS 4 is an enhanced 3.x.
Morphos is a new os.
AmigaOS 4 has an 68k emulator.
Morphos has an Amiga emulator.
at last the truth
i dont want a new OS i want enhanced amiga OS like many others so AmigaOS4 & the Aone will be just the ticket.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 24 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Don Cox on 07-Oct-2002 14:48 GMT
In reply to Comment 23 (Alkemyst):
"I don't want a new OS. I want enhanced Amiga OS like many others, so AmigaOS4 & the Aone will be just the ticket."
Sure, but other people may prefer a new OS which has a clean start on new hardware. Others again will want an emulator which runs as many existing programs as possible.
Unbiased reporting of _all_ the products available will make it easier for people to buy the one that is right for them. We don`t want them leaving the Amiga altogether because they bought, for example, Amithlon and really needed UAE.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 25 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Alkemyst on 08-Oct-2002 08:02 GMT
In reply to Comment 24 (Don Cox):
but there is no reason to use & emu if you can have the real thing.
the fact that they want to run the emu at all mean that they want amigaOS & all the emus need the real amigaOS to function.
so ignoring the real AmigaOS & saying we dont need it is short sighted as some of the ppl running Amithlon are the same ppl that slagged off AmigaOS3.9 & said i will not buy AOS3.9
but guess what Aos version comes with Amithlon & you dont see them maon about AmigaOs3.9 now. with out the real AOS the emu 's are useless.
& who's to say that there may not be an emu for AmigaOs4 & up on x86 that is on par with amithlon, but once again it will need amigaOs4 to function so the Amithlon ppl [putting AmigaOs4 down would be shooting them selfs in the foot.
the ppl supporting the real amigaOs with there wallet are the ppl making it possible for the emu ppl to run newer version on the OS as the emu makers dont make the OS.
Amiga University site updates and additions : Comment 26 of 26ANN.lu
Posted by Alkemyst on 08-Oct-2002 08:15 GMT
In reply to Comment 24 (Don Cox):
Also if we all dropped AmigaOs for MOS then its all over for amigaOS & amiga apps & amiga emus.
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