Bill Panagouleas from DiscreetFX is our next guest on Episode 3 of Amiga Roundtable, and he's graciously consented to answer questions from our listeners. So! Get your questions in!

You have till Saturday July 7th, 10am EST (14:00 GMT ) to get your question to us. Send them to amigaroundtable (you know what goes here!) gmail.com.

Thanks to Bill for agreeing to answer questions and to YOU for sending them in!

You Are Invited to a Digital Celebration of People, Creativity, Diversity and Excellence. Codex Alpe Adria takes place this weekend (Friday afternoon to Sunday) in Udine, Italy.

The following articles have been added to the website of the French Amiga/MorphOS magazine Obligement (http://obligement.free.fr) during the last two months :

Fresh from Spot's bedroom! - Spot's Porting for Dummies 1.6.1.
Failed to port stuff with the last version? Cheer up lad!
This guide is new and improved! Have another go! You can do it!
Read the history for a detailed list of changes.

Amiga Roundtable Episode 2 is now done. Here's the broadcast schedule on AmigaWorld Radio:
Monday, June 25th, 2007: 18:00 & 21:00 GMT

Joachim Birging has made a really nice work on compiling cross compilers of the adtools repository which makes is really useful for people not with an AmigaOS 4 system around.

This will show you step by step how to install a cross compiler on a Linux system with all needed files to make AmigaOS applications.

tutorial

The re-broadcast of Amiga Roundtable podcast will be May 30th, at 1pm EST (18:00 GMT). And then the last broadcast at 4pm EST (2100 GMT) on AmigaWorld Radio.

We are pleased to announce a new version of EasyADF is now available.

EasyADF is a application to quickly create/decompress Amiga Disk Files (ADF). ADFs are commonly used with Amiga Emulators such as Amiga Forever and as a format of storing Amiga disks on mediums such as the Internet.

As some of you will know Amiga Emulation for Beginners is set to return.

Now that BTTR is gone I thought it was the best thing to do as there are very few legal games sites out there.

Bassano del Grappa - Italy - 19 may 2007: Phoenix project and Acube Systems Srl are happy to announce their cooperation.

Phoenix project is a non-profit team of Amiga developers aiming to port various free or dismissed applications or games to Amiga OS4. Current ongoing projects include Firefox, Emperor, VLC, Transmission and others.