| [News] Amber - AmigaOS clone of the Month | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 28-Jul-2000 12:02 GMT by Teemu I. Yliselä | 18 comments
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Amber is a new open source (GPL) AmigaOS clone for PowerPC processors. Check out its SourceForge page here. Current number of developers working on the project: 1. :)
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| [News] New AntiGravity website | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 27-Jul-2000 10:31 GMT by Teemu I. Yliselä | 19 comments
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As many will have already noticed, AntiGravity have put up a new website which includes BoXeR info, the history of AntiGravity and a story of their attempted purchase of Amiga from Gateway last autumn. They also have news that they've hired the ex-Gateway-Amiga hardware engineer Joe Torre to the BoXeR development team. I guess they aren't that short on money after all...
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| [News] GoldEd Studio 5 for free | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 27-Jul-2000 10:08 GMT by Teemu I. Yliselä | 0 comments | |
The full version of GoldEd Studio 5 can now be downloaded free of charge from the GoldEd homepage. A special discount is offered for upgrades to the latest version (6).
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| Posted on 27-Jul-2000 07:59 GMT by Christian Kemp | 3 comments
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This sounds like an interesting concept for people who want to access Workbench windows from the Shell. cli2win is
a little AREXX-Script for AmigaOS 3.5 that
opens a WB drawer from CLI.
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| [News] Met@box shareholder meeting | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 26-Jul-2000 15:31 GMT by Christian Kemp | 7 comments
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A German-language article provides some insight into Met@box's first shareholder meeting. At a shareholder meeting, they were criticized for providing a business report that wasn't understandable and contained not enough details. In the first hald of 2000, Met@box registered a loss of one Million Deutschmark. The revenue growth in 1999 and 2000 is apparently mainly caused by the purchase of Amstrad, who are now owned 100% by Met@box. Other complaints were issued because Met@box announced two large volume orders, but didn't give many details as to which large company initiated that deal. A second public offering of two million shares at the London stock exchange was also announced, but Stefan Domeyer didn't mention any dates.
I hope my quick German-English translation/summary with no dictionary at hand is understandable. I'm not sure if I always used the right technical expressions.
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| [Motd] AmigaOnline.net at AmiWest 2000... | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 26-Jul-2000 15:10 GMT by Christian Kemp | 11 comments
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Most of you may already be aware that I displayed AmigaOnline.net advertisements for some time, and that they never paid. As it turns out, neither personal emails nor open complaints here on ANN made them fulfill their part of our agreement, even though they finally (perhaps a month ago) promised to send me the cheque for all money owed. Now, as one of the last possibilities to get the 500$+ that they owe me, I'm asking all my visitors that are going to attend the AmiWest show to walk up to AmigaOnline's or AntiGravity's booth, for both companies share the same owner, and ask them when they intend to pay me. I feel a bit reluctant to ask this on here, and I'm sure that some people will criticize me for going public with such a request, but considering that ANN is a hobby project, 500$ are a lot of money, and I'd greatly appreciate being paid the money that AmigaOnline agreed to pay in the first place. Surely, for a company that intended to buy the Amiga for 5 million $, it shouldn't be that difficult to come up with about $500 for 40 days of extensive exposure on one of the largest Amiga sites... Don't you think?
Update 28/Jul/2000: I received this message from them today: We have mailed the check for the advertising on Ann.lu. Check [..] in the amount of $508.89.
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| [News] First d'Amiga Developer Workstation to be available at Amiwest | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 26-Jul-2000 14:51 GMT by Hello Kitty | 0 comments | |
Nova Design, in partnership with Software Hut, will be exhibiting and selling the first d'Amiga Developer Workstations at the AmiWest show this weekend in Sacramento.
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| [News] Amiwest this weekend | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 26-Jul-2000 13:44 GMT by Teemu I. Yliselä | 0 comments | |
Just to remind everyone, the traditional Amiwest show will be held this saturday and sunday in Sacramento with a developers' conference on friday. Amiga, Inc. amongst others will be attending. If you can't make it to the spot, User Group Network will be providing live audio, webcam and IRC conferences from the show as usual. Read the latest press release below.
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| Posted on 26-Jul-2000 13:23 GMT by Teemu I. Yliselä | 0 comments | |
As posted on Amigart, Clickboom's multi-CD adventure port Nightlong is approaching final stages of development, and should be with us in the month of August.
According to a news item in the latest issue of AmigActive magazine, Digital Images are working on a new, original space combat game called Deadlock. No further details available as of yet.
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| [Rant] Things to be cleared up about MediatorPCI | ANN.lu |
| Posted on 26-Jul-2000 13:13 GMT by Rafo | 9 comments
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I preordered a MediatorPCI busboard and I think some infos are missing, or not clear enough.
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