v3.41
A minor update to the site. A number of bad links were fixed and
more artifacts were added to Rare Amiga
Items and the Book page. New graphics
of Deluxe Paint, Amiga Computing US Edition, Amiga Items, and the CD32 were added. Small updates to the Amiga Format page to reflect its demise and add
additional graphics. The BoXeR page was
also partly rewritten to take into account the latest events. New
magazines were added to the table. A
special European edition of the A500 was
discovered. More Amiga Books, General and Amiga
Corp. people
New Additions
This is only a minor site update so there is very little new
material.
AMIE Developer System, AMIE Concept Designs, CD32 Debug System. Also incorporated
Patrick James' FAQs on the A1000,
networking, and hardware.
v3.4
AiG moves to Emugaming.
This update is quite small in comparison to the previous one. There
are some new additions but the majority of this version reinforces
the existing structure of the site.
Updates
Added more Amiga adverts.
Altered Gateway section and copied
MCC link to Unreleased Amiga. Added official MCC images. Also
found some rare Commodore merchandise. These can be found in
Rare Commodore Items. Updated the
Amiga history page to lead into 2000
and the Classic Amiga PPC system to
reflect recent plans by Haage & Partner.
Reintroduced the small article on Phase
5's continued efforts to develop a successor to the Amiga. It
was originally canned for being out of date two years ago. Updated
The Secret Love affair with the Alpha to
reflect recent announcements. More images were added to the
Amiga Inc. photo album. Dumped LE
Fastcounter in favour of The Counter.com. LE have been having
considerable problems over the last few months. On some weeks the
counter would actually count backwards. Also found a complete box
set of the Amiga Power Stick. Moved
many Amiga Clones based upon
A1200/A4000/Boxer hardware into the Bundles section. In addition, added a few more
Commodore bundles. More classic Interviews, including the famous AW Andy Warhol one. The Commercial Magazine and Commodore Rumour Mill page have also been
redesigned, layout has been fixed and loading time on the tables
have been shortened. The Power A5000
was also updated to reflect its cancellation. Added AmigaOS 3.5
secrets to the Easter Egg page. Rewrote
Deluxe Paint page and added images of the
packaging and a brief biography of Dan
Silva. Included the latest Amiga
Related Books FAQ.
New Additions
Finally wrote the Amiga RTG page after
two years of thinking about it. Not much at the moment but it may
be developed in the future. Also added the Amiga Corp. 2000 section for the new Amiga
company and Amiga Books gallery. How to use Japanese on the Amiga and a new
multimedia section called AmigaTV, that
has direct downloads of Amiga adverts, conferences, and more.
Although still in its infancy, an Amiga Corp. photo album, Commodore Monitors and A570 page were added. The first newsletter,
Dallas Forth Worth MCCC Amiga News
was added to the magazine guide. I
don't know much about it yet, if you know anything about this mag,
email me.
V3.31
Also known as the 'Blimey! Where did those bugs come from?'
release. Some bad links have been corrected and tables have been
altered to size to a percentage of the screen rather than a pixel
size.
V3.3
A major upgrade to the web site and a new look (got rid of that
terrible gray colour at last!). The site has finally passed the
10Mb mark, over ten times the amount of material than in the first
edition. Of course, this is mostly caused by the large number of
images included and the conversion from AmigaGuide to HTML in
version 3.0. I've also changed the site address to the amiga.tm
redirection service and added it to the Amiga web ring. This will
be the last update in quite some time, I've started the final year
of my degree and will need to concentrate on that. Thanks for all
of your support. Featured on the Amiga Active issue 3 CoverCD.
New Additions
Magazine section, The A1000+ and A1000Jr, A1000 Specification Press Release, Commodore position statement regarding A1200,
original announcement of A/Box, 3 Pack, 8 Pack, new Commodore section, A4020, Class of the
90's, "So you thought the Amiga
was never advertised", Amiga Networking,
Amiga MCC, AmigaObjects, AMIRAGE, AmiQNX,
Every version of AmigaOS, Amiga OE, AmiTV,AmiWM, CD1200, CDTV-CR, Concept designs, Stop
Power Woes, Dangerous Streets,
Commodore UK, E4000, Unreleased
Timeline, Various MCC Bits,
Windows NT, QNX for
PowerUP, Ranger, Hombre Console, Viscorp
section, Keeping Your Amiga Cool,
More Randomize machines, Indepth look at Custom Chips, Amiga Resolutions, Off
Your Rocker Instruction Manual, Mogul
Maniac Instruction Manual, Amiga VR
Page, Brian W. Fuesz Interview,
Irritating FAQ, Acutiator, Definitive CDTV Retrospective,
Gateway section, Escom section, new
Amiga section, More Interviews with
famous Amiga people, Amiga
People, Amiga Corp. hardware and
software, Bouncing Back- The origins
of the Boing Ball
Updates to:
A1200 Comic Relief, Power A5000, A/Box,
pre\box,Magazine
Amigas, Amiga ED,Lorraine, BoXeR 2, AAA
Chipset, Amiga History, web links.
There are also hundreds of pages that I can't remember. Just have a
look around the site.
V3.2.1
A minor update to correct a small spelling mistake found and add
the entire site as a downloadable archive.
V3.2
An overhaul of the design of the site lead to many sections being
incorporated into other pages and a pretty background image. The
Commodore Amiga systems and Amiga clones were mothballed into a
"Classic Amiga" page. Over 150k of old or useless material was
taken out, including the Commodore Canonical List by Jim Brain,
points of view, and the emulation section. These were very basic
descriptions of the emulators and could not compare to sites
dedicated to this subject. The Amiga section of the canonical list
was altered slightly and added to the features section. I've also
tried to make it easier to navigate by shortening the hierarchical
access to many sections. The process I began in the last version of
taking the Geocities adverts off every page has also been
completed. The site also moved to the more responsive Freeserve.
Added the usual Q+A, FAQ, and Glossary. Also added TzimmOS, Oasys
concept OS, KOSH, Linux/APUS, images for SX32, the Screens OS, and
updated the pOS, NetBSD and AmigaOS 5 sections. Added the AmigaOS 5
November FAQ, as well as the Index Access press release and more
information on Lotus Pacific, plus Mega 4000, Cerberus, Casablanca,
Amiga slot-machine, Lazarus G3 Amiga, Commodore A4000T, B2000, and
systems from Randomize. The change of name and direction of the new
MetaBox has also been included, new points of view, Digital
Convergence- the contenders, Amiga design features. I have also
created a new Amiga Corporation section with all manner of new
stuff- original adverts for Amiga Corp. products, a look at the
joyboard, and Atari 2600 games that were produced by Amiga. This
version also introduced a discussion forum, mailing list and
guestbook making it vaguely interactive.
V3.1
The bug fix edition. Managed to find a number of bugs in the HTML
code- bad links to other parts of the site, images not being
displayed for ABSOLUTELY NO REASON. It reminded me of the "Guide To
Software Revisions". Read it here. The
HTML code has been checked and rechecked, it was viewable offline
but when it is uploaded it suddenly stopped working. Added even
more Q&A, FAQ, and glossary. Also updated pOS, PIOS, clones
page. Separated Infinitiv entries into different pages and moved
the A5000 to the Not Released page. Added history of the Amiga and
PPC, graphics cards and sound samplers, information on most of the
preferences explaining how to use them, etc. Added Randomize
systems to the clones page, the new C64: Web.It system and Gold
C64, as well as Phase 5's plan to run OS4 and OS5 on the PowerPC
platform. Found and included the original contract signed between
Amiga Inc. and Atari (see features section). I've decided to move
all the advertising for Geocities to the index page in the next
version. This makes it easier to alter should I move to another web
site. Finally added a web counter and V3 site redirection.
V3.0
Converted to HTML code using the fantastic g2h program (fantastic
by the fact that it did not crash my machine, much.) Redesigned
most of the pages using Word 97 and manually got rid of all the
rubbish that it produces to make it HTML compliant (paragraphing,
etc.) Updated a lot of the information. Reintroduced a number of
pictures that were dropped in version 1.1. Added more Q&A, FAQ,
pre\box, 68080-based Amiga, comment on Doom-Clones, Launch Games
section, converted more stuff to tables.
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