Atomic Bomberman Fan Remake 2.5
Daniel 'Daytona675x' Müßener's Atomic Bomberman Fan Remake is a remake of the Bomberman...
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Daniel 'Daytona675x' Müßener's Atomic Bomberman Fan Remake is a remake of the Bomberman...
AROS-Archives-Uploads as of Aug 8th, 2019
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Paolo Besser has released an update for his AROS distribution Icaros Desktop. In this version mainly there is a far more advanced,...
Airsoft Softwair, the hardest working men in code business, are finally proud to present the long awaited fifth incarnation of our famous Hollywood Designer.
Hollywood Designer 5.0 is a multimedia authoring system that runs on top of Hollywood and can be used to create all sorts of multimedia-based applications, for example presentations, slide... Read more
Marcus 'ALB42' Sackrow's MCAmiga is a file manager inspired by Norton and Midnight Commander which can be completely used with the keyboard. Changes in version 0.8:
ALB has released version 3.2.0 of FreePascal is released. This is the first final release contains the Amiga style systems fully usable. This is release 3.2.0 FreePascal packages for Amiga 68k, Amiga OS4, AROS for ARM, AROS for i386 and MorphOS. So basically all versions...
Despite pronouncements to the contrary, Marcus 'ALB42' Sackrow has released another update of his Amiga port of the programming language FreePascal.
Version 3.2.0a is based on Károly 'chainq' Balogh's hints which made available the versions for AmigaOS 3.x, AmigaOS 4, MorphOS and AROS (i386, ARM) on the official...
Marcus 'ALB42' Sackrow released version 0.2 of his AROS distribution based on AROS64 with SMP support added.
The author wrote: "I added some more programs, (not only...
The existing AROS source-code has been forked in order to speed up the development of its m68k branch. The reasoning of this choice is that AROS embeds at the moment a lot of code for different platforms (x86, ARM, 68k) which is not relevant in this case. Being able to remove all that unused code will ease development (shorter compile time, easier...
Komoda Amiga plus is a magazine dedicated to retro gaming culture. Although our articles are usually focused around releases published on the Commodore home computers (Plus/4, VIC20, C16, C64, C128 and M68k, AOS 4.x, AROS, MOS) the primary goal...
