A new version of GemRB is avaliable on my site:

GemRB is a portable open-source implementation of Bioware's Infinity Engine.

This is the fifth public beta of AmiSystemRestore:

* Restore points can now REALLY have a name of any length!
* Restoring now safely works with AmigaOS4.1 Update 6, thanks to a blacklist.
* Now able to monitor AmiUpdate when it has been run from the Shell.
* Fixed bogus empty backup files being created in certain rare circumstances, and the installer will automatically fix any such files.
* Fixed a few other small problems.

See http://blog.hyperion-entertainment.biz for complete details.

New for AmiCygnix: "uGet", a download manager similar to "Charon".

NEWS:

- Added localization.
- Switched about window and tag editor to ReAction
- Changed pitch step setting to 1/4 semitone (w/o SHIFT) or 1/16 semitone (w/ SHIFT).
- Fixed HTTP redirection when requested file is a playlist
- Prevent playlists from being scanned for tags
- Fixed loading of skin colours (e.g. playlist background)
- Added M4A support. Play your iTunes music!

Get it while it's hot!

Available for donwload the new version of V.A.M.P. player for AmigaOS4, MorphOS and Windows, this new version has a graphic interface with graphic buttons, graphic bars and skin, corrected some bugs and compiled with the last Hollywood 5.2 and as curiosity in AmigaOS3.9

How AmigaOS games are the best? I think about it and found that must be games with boing balls. So I create new small puzzle game called 7boings designed to spend time with our amiga computers.

Exactly ten years ago today, Hollywood 1.0 was shipped to the first customers. Since then the software has grown to one of the largest Amiga programs and is now available for all major systems including the mobile platform Android. To celebrate the success story of Hollywood, version 5.2 has been released today for all existing customers of Hollywood. Hollywood 5.2 is a major update which includes several new features among the usual bug fixes.

Audacious is a free advanced audio player for Linux and many other UNIX-compatible systems. It focuses on low resource usage, high audio quality, and support for a wide range of audio formats. It was originally based on Beep Media Player, which was in turn based on XMMS.

Update:
A new release of the package was uploaded on OS4-depot today which solves problems with umlauts and other special characters in filenames.

The two base packages "AmiCygnix-Base" and "AmiCygnix-Tools" are now available in the version 1.2. In the main part it is a bugfix release, which fixes some nasty bugs. New program packages will depend on this version.