AmiCamp #6, the Amiga event for all the Greek Amiga User, will take place in Athens - Greece on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th of January 2018. It will be open to the public and all the Amiga enthusiasts who keep using and having fun with their Amigas, especially the Next Generation ones.

OO library v1.0 released for AmigaOS4.x (4.1 FE update 1 recommended)

OO library brings object class style and easier programming to plain C language and AmigaOS. OO library makes also possible to create GUI's using GUIML (Graphical User Interface Markup Language). OO library contains several classes to use. (Note: C language still don't have features of object oriented programming.)

Amiga Future issue 129 delayed

Since the printing company has changed the delivery times without informing us, unfortunately the issue 129 of the Amiga Future is delayed.

Itis now expected to be sent on November 11th.

http://www.amigafuture.de
http://www.apc-tcp.de

To make life easier (for me, an old bloke) we have decided to revert back to our old meeting timings of

Start 12:PM End 5:PM

Dir Me Up 3.95, the modern Amiga explorer, has been released for AmigaOS 4.1 computers!

Dir Me Up, a software to explore and manipulate files, links and drawers of your Amiga.

A video of Dir Me Up 3.95 has been put online to show archives content browsing:
https://youtu.be/1aLILBBIqRE

Airsoft Softwair, the unstoppable coding machine, is back on your screen with a brand new plugin for Hollywood: zip.hwp! This plugin allows Hollywood scripts to conveniently read and write zip archives. It uses Hollywood 6.0's new file and directory adapter plugin interfaces which allow you to iterate through zip archives as if they were normal directories.

From now on, the GERMAN Amiga Joker magazine and Amiga Joker poster are available exclusively in the APC&TCP online shop.

All pre-orders have already been sent by us.

The English and German issue 129 (November/December 2017) of the print magazine Amiga Future has been distributed today, and can also be ordered directly from the editorial office of Amiga Future, and the other Amiga dealers that stock the magazine.

15 years ago today, on Nov 5th 2002, Airsoft Softwair, the hardest working men in code business, released version 1.0 of Hollywood. Back then it was advertised as a "multimedia authoring system" comprising over 150 functions and it was only available for 68k Amigas. It immediately attracted the attention of lots of creative people from all around the world and thanks to the fantastic support of its community Hollywood has grown into a real swiss army knife for all different kinds of purposes. Who would have guessed 15 years ago that Hollywood would evolve into such a beast of a software that runs on over a dozen of different platforms and has lots of plugins that enhance its capabilities even further?

An update to Workbench Explorer has been uploaded to Aminet, OS4Depot, and AmiUpdate.
But the best way is to use the built-in update tool in the Project menu, "Check latest version..."