CPUtemp.docky for AmigaOS 4 has been updated to version 52.3 and can be downloaded from here.

The around-here-not-unheard-of Jeremy Reimer, has conducted a new review of AmigaOS 4, with final update.

Read it here

19 new or reworked sets in the new 32-bit icon format of OS4 are available for download on www.masonicons.de.

SambaMatic now has the ability to find the servers on your network for you. No longer do you have to twiddle with config files, server names, addresses, etc. The only thing you need to know is the name of your network group. Please download and try.
Have fun!

Cranu 0.5 has been released. Cranu is an OS4 native ReAction GUI which allows you to easily create archives. It comes with support for LhA, LZX, Zip, Tar.GZ and Tar.BZ, but it can be easily extended to support other formats.

clib2 1.202 has been released featuring a public API to the underlying file structure (e.g. useful for porting) and many important bug fixes.

See SourceForge for downloads and source code.

Download Link
Link to Wesnoth site

Changes since last OS4 release:

New for this release is that I have now included the map editor. cutter and exploder tools are also included in tools/ (untested). I have included these here as they are quite small and it is less work making one archive than two separate ones. There is also now a nice icon to start the map editor from.

To gain some more attention and hopefully some more people to test the device *and* report their findings, i decided to make a news item this time:

On Amigaworld.de are new AmigaOS Ports of :
- Apache 1.3.37
- thttpd 2.25b
- thttpd 2.21b with PHP 4.4.4
- ASP 2 PHP 0.77.3

I picked up my copy of "On The Edge: The Spectacular Rise and Fall of Commodore" by Brian Bagnall at AmiWest on October 21, 2006. Funny thing is the book is published and manufactured in Canada by Variant Press out of Winnipeg so I probably could have picked it up at home just as easily. But this copy made its way over the pond to England then on to the USA and into my hands and finally returned to Canada from whence it came. AmigaKit was smart to bring the books with them which quickly sold out at the show. It was all worth it to get it signed by Carl Sassenrath though.