This means that all subscriptions, preorders and dealer supplies have now been shipped.
In issue 79 you'll find reviews of AmigaOS 4 on SAMflex and Pegasos, Igition, iMica, Digital Universe, Powermanga and many more.
Release Date:
5. July 2009 planned - 2. July 2009 released
Reviews:
AmigaOS 4 on Pegasos, AmigaOS 4 on SAMflex, iMica, BOH, Powermanga, Netherworld, ZXLive, Filer, Digital Universe, Amiycygnix Programs, OS4 Depot Developer, Ignition, C64 Forever.
Special:
Amiga Retrospektive Part 13
Others:
Rair Report Amiga Meeting Wien, Interview BOH, Interview Patrick Nevian, Interview Edgar M. Vigdal, Editorial, Contents, News, Up2Date, The herald of Tamar, Solution Goblins 3 Part 2, Imprint, CoverCD content, Letters to the editor, Preview.
CoverCD contents:
On the cover CD you'll find the full version of Wasted Dreams besides lots of other full versions and PD software.
Extras:
Acuario, AmySequencer, MacBurgher, PhonePaint, StefaMariPaint, TilesSlide, WoodenBars and Wasted Dreams as CD-ISO-Image.
The Amiga Future is available as an English and German print magazine directly at the editorial office and some Amiga dealers like APC&TCP, Alinea, AmigaKit, ASB, GGS Data, Voxel, Samuli and Vesalia. Of course we look for any other dealers wanting to offer the Amiga Future.
The Amiga Future is available as a single issue and subscription each with or without a cover CD.
Example pages
Amiga Future Needs Help
Currently we look for translators for the magazine. Your native language should be German or English and you should be able to read and write them very well.
The Moonstone Tavern website has now found a new home on the classicamiga.com network.
A huge thanks to Classicamiga for kindly hosting The Moonstone Tavern, my little slice of the Web dedicated to the gory 1991 Amiga cult classic Moonstone: A Hard Days Knight.
The site has been going since 2002 (time flies!), and has blossomed from a clutch of screen grabs into the definitive repository for everything Moonstone. Surf around and you’ll find an extensive bestiary, battle tactics, ROMs, music, movies and tons of gory screenshots that will no doubt bring those nostalgic memories flooding back...
So why not treat yourself to a flagon of frothing ale (on the house, naturally!), plonk your feet up and reminisce with me as I take you for a sojourn through Mindscape's magnificent and charnel-splattered world of knights, monsters and valiant derring-do. I hope you have as much more exploring the site as I had making it!
The Commodore Vegas Expo v5.0 is being held on July 25-26 at the Plaza Hotel in Las Vegas next month.
Joining this years Expo will be CBM Engineers Bil Herd, Dave Haynie & Chuck Peddle who will be invited to a Q&A session from the audience. Robert Bernardo, one of the organisers, has also asked for questions from the forums to put to the guys.
Bil Herd - Principal Engineer on Plus/4, C16 & C128 and others
Davie Haynie - Engineer on Plus/4 C16 - Principle Engineer on the Amiga 2000
Chuck Peddle - Commodore Engineer - Designer of the 650x series Micro processor used in the Apple II, VIC-20, NES, the Atari 8-bit computers and the BBC Micro to name a few.
If anybody has anything they would like to ask, please feel free to reply to the thread or otherwise drop me a PM and I will ensure they are forwarded to Robert.
Transcripts/Video/Audio files will be available after the event. For more information go to the official site here.
- Warp mode in fullscreen mode was not much faster in some situations.
- Direct3D scanlines work correctly again.
- Bsdsocket emulation crash when closing socket in some situations.
- Vsync with "unmatched" refresh rates was not adjusted correctly.
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