A new Hyperion blog is up.

This time about the state of OpenGL via Gallium3D (and not).

http://blog.hyperion-entertainment.biz/?p=290

LAG 21 will be held on Saturday the 7th of May 2011 from 12 PM - 5 PM in the Welton Village Hall, Welton-by-Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England.

FT. LAUDERDALE, FL. and MAPLE VALLEY, WA. April 1, 2011 – Commodore USA, LLC and Hyperion Entertainment., today announced their licensing agreement whereby Commodore USA, LLC will produce the worlds first OS4 compatible x86 computer, under an exclusive worldwide license granted by Hyperion Entertainment.

An update to WordNet, the popular electronic dictionary of English, has been released. This is a maintenance update that fixes a couple of problems including a serious one. It is, therefore, strongly recommended to upgrade to this version. See Release notes in the readme file for more details.

Download from OS4depot

A new Hyperion blog is up, this time about Timberwolf

Read it Here

Hello Amiga users past and present

After feedback from many in the Amiga Community, the team at AmigaOS.net have taken all your suggestions on-board to deliver a truly unique experience.

We'd like to announce that AmigaOS.net has undergone a complete face lift to give a completely new look and feel.

Yes, we're back!

As you can see, the site has been upgraded to the latest XOOPS 2.4 and has quite a few security updates applied for your continued enjoyment.

Please ensure you use the temporary site for reference only, all new posts, topics and news should be posted here from now on.

Thanks to all of our users for sticking with us during this transition, it's good to be back.

With the production of AmigaOne X1000 Beta test boards in progress, A-EON technology is pleased to release schematics of the final revision 2 Nemo motherboard layout.

for upcoming iBatch Version 1.2

Dear Amigans,

My team created a new Freeware game. It's about the second part of the "Sqrxz" series, a pretty difficult Jump'n'Run game which requires you being fast but also careful. The game is kept in retro style and will immediately remember you on the good old 16-bit times; pixel graphics and chipmusic inclusive!