Ok thanks, I will wait for this important library before I start packaging AROS One 2.4 Regarding the Hollywood Software, after a report I made to a developer, I discovered that starting with Hollywood 9 the Hollywood Applications look for the necessary Libraries/Codecs in the folder where the binary resides, ignoring the Libs/Hollywood path. The Loview developer got around this problem so that libraries located in SYS:Libs are also used by Loview ! The dual path is necessary for those obsolete software that uses an old Library, in which case you can copy the old library into its path, and all other more up-to-date software uses those in SYS:Libs. All this makes it possible not to have so many Hollywood libraries scattered throughout the system.

I will try to port TheBar 26.22 and apply the fix from the 26.15fix1 so that we have a single version working with all applications.

Hello, Another update from me on the plan: 1) Release new version of ABIv0 refreshed to 20211214 containing switch to new C library [b][DONE][/b] 2) Rebuild Odyssey Web Browser using GCC 6.5.0 and new C library [b][DONE][/b] These have been intensive two months, but we are finally pass that milestone! Next actions to undertake are: 1) Release 64-bit version of Odyssey Web Browser for AROS, Linux and Windows 2) Implement first prototype of 32-bit-under-64-bit emulator for AROS 3) Release new version of ABIv0 refreshed to 20221221 codebase With first item, I want to bring Odyssey to the level of stability that allows me to use it for everyday surfing of Amiga-related sites while continue using my main Linux Mint system for everything else. Any improvements that I will introduce will also be available to 32-bit version of Odyssey, so you may expect a small update there as well. With the second item, the emulator prototype, it's really the first steps to see what is needed and how to design the solution so that it takes least amount of work while supporting ~80% of existing third party 32-bit software. The long term horizon stays unchanged: "On a longer horizon, there will be a lot of work related to ABIv0 and AxRuntime. I want to update ABIv0 to be based on latest ABIv11 source code. This will be an enabler to: 1) develop an emulator that will allow running AROS 32-bit programs under 64-bit AROS. 2) develop a version of AxRuntime that is capable of running ABIv0 32-bit programs on top of Linux and Furthermore, ABIv11 64-bit native will be fixed to provide the same level of hardware compatibility on recommended hardware as current ABIv0 32-bit. On AxRuntime side, the goal will be to develop a working window manager (IntuitionWM) and Linux-native desktop, most likely in form of Scalos. Once all these things are in place, there will be two development lines available: For people preferring native AROS we will have ability to use majority the existing 32-bit software base on 64-bit AROS and native 64-bit system working on recommended hardware, which then is an enabler for creation of 64-bit distributions that match current 32-bit distributions in user experience." For people interested in AxRuntime route we will have a Linux-native desktop and ability to run majority of AROS ABIv0 programs (32-bit), AROS ABIv11 programs (64-bit) and AxRuntime-recompiled programs (64-bit). This way existing distributions could be re-created using Linux as a base without loosing existing functionality for users."

I talked to Alfred Faust all right he sent me what I needed:)

I think so but I'm not sure I have to ask

Hi, Can I ask if it was this? https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Aros/Developer/Docs/Libraries/CAMD#CAMD_m68k_src https://github.com/aros-development-team/AROS/tree/master/rom/usb/classes/camdmidi

the version mentioned by amigasystem was the one I used and still use today

[quote name=miker1264 post=4056]@miker1264 - That's ok if you just want to find an app to do specific tasks. But Cinnamon Writer looked very promising and maybe it could have been the basis for an AROS Office Suite, Cinnamon Office. We need an office suite, a text editor with real syntax highlighting and correct indentation. I'm using the AROS text editor that doesn't do that. Having a new, modern browser is also very much needed for AROS. We have many needs.[/quote] I agree with everything you wrote miker, these are the important software that you need on a system, and they are the ones sought after by the average user, thematic and complex software can be done later so much as not everyone knows how to use them, classic user has to be comfortable and not notice the difference of being on Windows, Linux or MAC

deadwood, RNOTune's volume slider works fine only "mcc_thebar-26.15fix1.i386-aros" found in Aros archive, but then other software that requires TheBar 26.17or higher does not work !

as a text editor have you tried Annotate, unfortunately the programmer of cinnamon writer abandoned the project, today I contacted a programmer to tell him if he can bring ignition spreadsheet, maybe we will have the driver for barspipes sequencer midi and I am inquiring about a printing system

That's ok if you just want to find an app to do specific tasks. But Cinnamon Writer looked very promising and maybe it could have been the basis for an AROS Office Suite, Cinnamon Office. We need an office suite, a text editor with real syntax highlighting and correct indentation. I'm using the AROS text editor that doesn't do that. Having a new, modern browser is also very much needed for AROS. We have many needs.

That's how it was before, isn't it? The fix for RNO is only in TheBar that is part of contrib archive (older version).

maybe there is good news for have the best midi sequencer also on aros stay tuned

the new mui class mcc-thebar does not work properly I tried it with rnotunes and the progress bars do not work they remain blocked

where can I find the driver for amiga 68k written in ASM

miker as far as the office suite is concerned beebase is an open source cross-platform database, leu is a spreadsheet viewer, rnopublisher is a great tool for creating pdf documents lacks a spreadsheet and there are ready sources this is ignition

the system seems very stable I have tried a few applications I will continue with the tests Dopus5 is good well integrated

No, these are exactly the same versions you've been testing last few days.

deadwood, is there anything new compared to the previous version + the discussed fixes that I have already integrated, or is there anything new, I ask this in order not to recopy everything and do the Global Tests again !

This is a support thread for ABIv0 20220318-1 release. Binaries can be downloaded from: [url]https://axrt.org/downloads-aros[/url] [url]https://github.com/deadwood2/AROS/releases/tag/ABIv0_20220318-1[/url] [url]http://www.aros.org/snapshots.php[/url] Changelog: [code] AROS ABIv0 20220318-1 changes: Functionalities: Introduce new C library, synchronized with 64-bit AROS (deadwood) Allow linux hosted AROS to work under WSL (Kalamatee) Better default mouse cursor image (JuanDoble07) Early Boot Menu made more functional (JuanDoble07, Kalamatee) Updates: AROS build system (deadwood) Italian and Polish translations (AMIGASYSTEM, subocz) Prefs/Boot 1.4 (deadwood) Functional fixes: Wanderer (bugs: #107) (deadwood) fat-handler (bugs: #107) (deadwood) intuition.library (bugs: no auto scroll up screen) (JuanDoble07) dos.library (bugs: NOMOUNT partitions are automounted, wrong path copying) (JuanDoble07, Ronnie Beck) exec.library (bugs: infinite crash loop) (deadwood) dos.library (bugs: #60) (deadwood) utility.library (bugs: #63) (deadwood) stdlib.library (bugs: wrong support for '*' in sscanf) (deadwood) Stability fixes: muimaster.library (deadwood) debug-handler (deadwood) [/code]