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!

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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.

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.

As promised, and following the release of HunoWrapperJoy, the library allowing joypad support in an easy way for developers, here are the new releases supporting joystick:

AmigaOS 4.x & MorphOS community we have listened to your feedback and are now seeking additional resources for DiscreetFX Labs to develop Aladdin 4D 6.0 for AmigaOS 4.x & MorphOS.

During the Amigâteries 2012 (pictures here), organized by HunoPPC from the Club Evolution 4 association, Hugues introduced a new version of 1941 DX Dual Players (not yet released) with new effects.

This new version now uses a totally new library for handling joypad/joystick named HunoJoyWrapper. Thanks to this library, adding joystick/joypad support in any program only takes 15mn.

Thank you Rupert !

One more amiga developer go via right route, and do steps for unity of all amiga oses by opening all his source codes of his MOS (and lately ported to AOS3) apps. So, AOS4 and AROS users can try to port it as well, and i take a challenge to do it for the AOS4. The name of that developer is Rupert Hausberger, (you can know him as Natmeg) and you can visit his site: http://natmeg.mooo.com to found more info about him and his work.