An updated version of the OpenSSH tools are now available for Amiga OS 4.0 users.

Download it from OS4Depot and give it a try.

Fresh from Spot's bedroom! - Spot's Porting for Dummies 1.7.1
The last version didn't do it for ya? Well, cheer up!
I've added some very useful lines to the quick reference section
that will get rid of linking errors and making a lot of makefile
editing useless. =) Have another go! You can do it!

Read the history for a detailed list of changes.
http://os4depot.net/index.php?functio ... ment/manual/spots-pfd.txt

Wet 5.1, the latest version of the weather program, has been released.

New features include a 68k port for AmigaOS 3.9 BoingBag 2 (many thanks to Bernd Gollesch), full 32-bit icon support under both OS4 "final update" and AfA_OS icon.library, and a new 32-bit icon set (many thanks to Ken Lester).

Boing Attitude :o) team is pleased to announce that WordMeUp XXL will soon be available for AmigaOS 4.0. After our first public official introduction at Nass 7 show in France, we updated website regarding our game: you can now have a look at feature list and new screenshots.

In collaboration with Andreas Schneider we offer you a small gift.

Starting today you can order the CD "The Global Amiga Experience" for a symbolic price of 11 Cent plus shipping at our online shop.

Latest episode of Amiga Roundtable is out! If you missed the Sneak Peek on Amiga World Radio, Monday night at 10pm EDT, then you'll wanna tune at the times below to catch it!

Tuesday August 7th, 2007 at 14:00 EDT & 16:00 EDT, followed by a special presentation of another AmiZed Studio Podcast!

The Amos Factory has moved from http://liquido2.com to http://amos.pspuae.com .

We now have an IRC channel and all of the old accounts and posts have been migrated to the new server. If you have any interest in programming in Amos Basic, be sure to drop in!

The Amiga Future 67 was shipped via normal mail and airmail. This lead to the case that the AF arrived within 2 weeks in i.e. the USA.
Some problems arose during the release of the English edition of the Amiga Future so that we have to face 4 weeks and more of delivery.

Jeremy Reimer has published the first in a series of articles on the history of the Amiga over on ars technica.

Due to the fact that some issues of the Amiga Future have been sold out in the meantime we have put new full versions for free download on the Amiga Future homepage.

You can download them at: http://download.amigafuture.de

We look for someone who wants to take care of the downloads section of the Amiga Future. In fact it is about writing system requirements and small descriptions for each software package in German and English.