@Kicko

A 68k comet, last seen 17 years ago ;)

Amazing news is around the corner. Don't miss it.

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More info soon. Stay tuned!

@Raziel

AmiKit still focuses on 68k software. A package for OS4 would be a COMPLETE different project. Not this time, sorry.

Remember the last teaser? Something is coming again. Something amazing

http://amikit.amiga.sk/

(modern HTML5 browser required)

AmiKit LIVE BOOT system (called AmiPUP) is now available to the masses.

Download for free from http://amikit.amiga.sk


More info at Facebook page, for instance:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story ... 827969280&id=113127184279

@carvedeye

The version for real Amiga is unofficial and it is not developed by me. Please check its website at http://real.amiga.sk/ There's a special support thread too.

Thanks!

@328gts

Many thanks for your order. I've already sent you a download link. I'll ship the flash disk on Friday which means it is going to be with you within next week!

@zzd10h

2) If the numkeys work under WinUAE while they do not under E-UAE then there's something wrong with the emulation engine itself, not AmiKit. Try to take a closer look at E-UAE settings.

4) If you are using DOpus (the default environment in AmiKit) it is enough to right-click any image and select "Set as Background" entry. Or go to DOpus settings (right mouse click -> Settings -> Environment -> Backgrounds and configure it there.

If you disabled DOpus and switched to pure AmigaOS workbench (this can be also done temporarily if you hold Shift key during AmiKit startup) then the background settings can be set by AmiKit:Prefs/WBPattern program.


If you have more questions I recommend to visit AmiKit Support Forum: http://forum.amiga.sk/

New AmiKit 7, the high-end emulation package of classic Amiga, is now available for FREE download for every major desktop and mobile platform including Android, Windows, Mac, Linux and real Amiga.




WHAT IS AMIKIT?
AmiKit turns your computer, tablet or phone into legendary Amiga computer. FOR FREE!
This pre-configured software package includes more than 350 of the finest Amiga programs! You can surf web, read emails and documents, listen to or create your own music, burn CD/DVDs, edit images, play games and much more - all in good old Amiga way! We've done all the hard work for you so that your high-end Amiga experience can begin right away.




AmiKit works on the following platforms:
- Windows (XP, 7 and 8)
- Mac OS X (Intel or PowerPC)
- Linux (32bit or 64bit)
- Android (v4.2+, ARM7 or x86 CPU)
- real Amiga (68030+AGA)




Moreover, AmiKit 7 is also available on a bootable compact and sleek solid metal design flash disk. It easily attaches to your keys and provides a capacity of 8 GB, with AmiKit pre-installed!

FREE DOWNLOADS are available from AmiKit website: http://amikit.amiga.sk/

If you have any questions, suggestions or feedback, please visit our new Support Forum: http://forum.amiga.sk/



NOTE: We changed our update server!
To update your older AmiKit 1.6.x installation, press the right mouse button on desktop and select AmiKit -> Live Update. Switch to Advanced Settings tab and change the content of the URL box to update.amiga.sk and empty the netpath box. See the screenshot below. SAVE YOUR NEW SETTINGS. Then switch back to Available Packages tab and press the Check button. New update package(s) will be found.




Thank you for your support. Enjoy your AmiKit!

@MickJT

Linux

@zzd10h

The key is available, of course. Expect its arrival within next week. Thank you for your order!

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@cobale

Thank you very much!

@Joeled

As far as your Android is at least v4.2 with ARMv7 or x86 CPU, it should work.

@328gts

AmiKit for real Amiga is a 16 color unofficial conversion and is made for AGA (68030 recommended). If you don't use graphic card drivers it will run with whatever hardware, but if you want to install RTG drivers you'll have to make that by your own first starting by disabling CyberBugFixAga, etc.

@Phantom

AmiKit USB Flash Disk boots into special Linux environment, called AmiPUP, where AmiKit 7 is pre-installed. AmiKit runs under E-UAE emulation there.

AmiPUP is a very small lightweight “live boot” Linux system built on the Slacko Puppy Linux distro and is customized to look like an Amiga.

AmiPUP works with almost any x86 computer (not including Macs) that can boot from CD or USB.

At boot, AmiPUP loads EVERYTHING into RAM, so all applications load blazing fast! Changes can be saved to the USB or multi-session CD boot device (or not at all). The host system is never touched.

@K-L

HTML5 browser required.

Coming soon to computer near you ;)



http://amikit.amiga.sk/ (HTML5 browser required)

@kas1e

I've sent a small contribution to the development via PayPal.
Looking forward to final 5.9 release!

@kas1e
Is there any changelog or not? If not, is it going to be there in final 5.9 release?

I am really curious what has been changed/improved.

@kas1e

Quote:

Let me ask the question again: Is there any changelog so I know exactly what was changed and thus I can focus on what to test?

To stress it all ways or in whole, like you said, is like testing a black box.

I'll test it with AmiKit/OS3.9
Is there any changelog so I know what to test particularly?