What IFF? - Latest Issue
 

Issue 3 of What IFF? just went live on the: www.whatiff.info website and the Gemini capsule site: whatiff.flounder.online


We have some great content from John Scolieri, setting up an Internet clock, reviews of Roadie, Indivision AGA Mk3, PiMiga 2.0 and Roadshow. There is an interview with gwEm, the Amiga chip musician and a continuation of the Lightwave, Brilliance and OctaMED tutorials. This issue sadly Steve Lord and Kevin Suanders were not able to make it but hopefully they will be able to make it back for issue 4 or 5 :) Enjoy!

Awesome, thanx for the new issue.

Thanks for putting together another issue Tino:great

Yep! sorry amifan, huge floods in Brisbane and no power for a few days, that was fun. Next issue hopefully.

My pleasure, and thank you for your articles this issue :)

No problem Invent, just glad to hear you are safe, it was shocking to see the extent of damage on the news.

Sorry to hear that invent. Huge floods are never fun, I hope you and your family are doing okay.

Issue 4 is now live :) on the website and should be available from Aminet tomorrow (it has been uploaded, just waiting in the queue).

In our fourth issue we Kevin Saunders back on board and along with John Scolieri some fantastic articles.
reviews
* TF1260 Alpha Firmware
* AmiKit Pi
* USB Mouse Dongle Battle
* AmiGemini

Tutorials
* Lightwave 101
* Brilliance 101
* OctaMED 101
* How to fix a bricked Indivision AGA MK2cr
* Creating a Gemini Capsule

Invents Corner
* Kevin Saunders is back with an article about Boss Machine the new shooter he is designing the graphics for.

Interview
* PiMiga creator Chris Edwards

A massive thank you to everyone involved in this issue, your hard work has made the magazine what it is. This is the last issue that will go out monthly, the next issue will be on a bi-monthly basis to allow the contributors more time for preparing aticles and hopefully get more content packed into an issue. Thank you for downloading and reading our little magazine :)

Issue 5 will soon be available from Aminet and the www.whatiff.info website, for this issue we have:

-Reviews
* Anno
* SCART to HDMI
* Framemester X-RGB Mini
* CloverIcons
* Alternative Power Supply

-Tutorials
* Lightwave 101
* Brilliance 101
* MsMadLemon Tracking 101
* Retrobrite The Easy Way
* Network Printer Setup

-Invents Corner

-Shell Talk

-Interviews
* MsMadLemon
* Karl Jeacle

Again a massive thank you to everyone involved in this issue, it is difficult for many of us to find the time to contribute to a project like this so I thank you all from the bottom of my heart for your hard work and contributions.

Finally thank you to the rest of you for downloading and reading our little magazine :)

Since we all seem to love seeing other Amigan`s setups, here is where the magazine is put together after getting the other articles from the contributors. Please excuse the Megadrive pad but I need some relaxing time between putting the magazine together :)

Thanks for doing this amifan, I enjoyed every issue. I also appreciate the old school notebook for notes! :)

Thank you for your comments levellord, it is nice to hear some feedback. Hehe yeah, I still need to write down by hand the outline of each issue, can`t beat a pencil and paper ;)

I apologise the next issue was meant to come out today but I am still behind with checking grammar and spelling. Hopefully, the magazine will be out tonight or tomorrow morning. Thanks for your patience.

The next issue of WhatIFF? #5 is now available for download from www.whatiff.info and has been uploaded to Aminet, so hopefully in the next 24 hours. Thank you to all who contributed to this issue, I hope you will enjoy it!

Nice thank you very much. The next time please try to not forget to update the Gemini capsule as well since it's way more practical for downloading from original hardware as you too stated in the capsule.

Thank for commenting and letting know about the Gemini capsule, that has been updated now :)

Always nice to read Amifan, next month might have some interesting info on Isometric game/dev to share.

Thanks invent, always appreciate your contributions, looking forward to your next article :)

@ amifan

Thanks again Timo :spin:bowdown

btw, I spread the news to other Amiga forums as usual :-)

Wow, issue 5 already! Brilliant. The Amiga scene has never been in a healthier state. Congratulations to all of you involved.