Demoscene, Diskmag HUGI #37 for AmigaOS4,MorphOS and AROS

The one of the still alive and big diskmags HUGI released few days ago an issue 37, and few days later, on VivaAmiga Party we release an AmigaOS4, Morphos and AROS version !

Airsoft Softwair has just released a very special Easter egg for all Hollywood users: A Hollywood plugin for videos created with Gold Disk's famous MovieSetter tool.

Terneuzen, Netherlands - April 4, 2012

On the day it turns 3, BOH receives its 15th and final update, which brings even more contents and improvements!

4 more Musicdisks press Read More to see them.

Press Read More to see the Musicdisks.

Hi,

LAG 26 will be held on Saturday the 7th of April 2012 from 12 PM - 5 PM in the Welton Village Hall, Welton-by-Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England.

Bassano del Grappa (Italy) - 24 March 2012

ACube Systems is happy to release a package to explore and enhance the capabilities of the LatticeXP FPGA available on the Sam440ep mini-itx and flex-atx boards.

With the manual, examples and tools of the package it's possible to implement new functionalities into the FPGA, to further strengthen your AmigaOS experience on your Sam440ep board.

Few months ago I started to work on a programming related book for AmigaOS4. As a side effect, some time before, I made a small article called "GDB For Beginners", which you can read on http://os4coding.net, here.

The purpose of the whole book will be to cover AmigaOS4 internals, kernel, disassembling and debugging techniques, ppc-assembler, utilities and tools which help when you debug programms and so on. In other words, the book will not be primarily aimed at application programmers, but more suited to low-level coders that are interested in driver stuff. Though, I hope, it will be interesting to read for other programmers who in interested in AmigaOS4 too.

A new plugin for Hollywood has been released today:

There has been a fair amount of talk recently about unity and co-operation between all of the Amiga camps (AmigaOS 3.x, AmigaOS 4.x, AROS and MorphOS). Many of us are tired of the divisions that cause many arguments and slow down progess. What we'd like to see is more co-operation between developers and users, just like we had in the good old days.