Classic or Enhanced Amiga fans - Show us your Amiga!

[bni]

Originally Posted by Valken

@ bni - what is the blue light wire lit box on the top right? Some kind of audio amplifier? Looks cool!

Its an OSSC. To be able to use modern screens with my A500. It has a small LCD to be able to change settings, etc.

[Nobby_UK]

I think I would fall into both camps:

My 1200 and 600 have been expanded

But my 500s, 500+ and CD32 have not ---
beyond trapdoor ram,
One of the 500s has a Gotek the others share an external one

Pics:
http://eab.abime.net/album.php?albumid=390

[Weaselrama]

Originally Posted by Nobby_UK

I think I would fall into both camps:

My 1200 and 600 have been expanded

But my 500s, 500+ and CD32 have not ---
beyond trapdoor ram,
One of the 500s has a Gotek the others share an external one

Pics:
http://eab.abime.net/album.php?albumid=390

Honestly, this seems to be common among real Amiga hardware owners with more than one machine - one kept simple for gaming and the other with add-ons for power. There's really nothing like an Amiga, real or emulated, with a 68060 FPU processor. It opens a whole new door to better audio quality, the ability to watch mp4 movies in FFplay, fast browsing with iBrowse and some limited CSS browsing with Netsurf. Nothing wrong with living in two camps!

[Daedalus]

Originally Posted by Weaselrama

This could be interesting.

Dug up the code over the weekend and it was a little rough... So I've cleaned it up a bit to make it a little more presentable (now asks before overwriting files for example) and uploaded it to AmiNet as WBCutnPaste.lha. It's also available from my own website here while it's waiting to clear the AmiNet upload queue.

[James]

Originally Posted by Daedalus

Dug up the code over the weekend and it was a little rough... So I've cleaned it up a bit to make it a little more presentable (now asks before overwriting files for example) and uploaded it to AmiNet as WBCutnPaste.lha. It's also available from my own website here while it's waiting to clear the AmiNet upload queue.

Thanks!
I was using WBCopynpaste:
http://os4depot.net/?function=showfi...copynpaste.lha
It does not require OS4 like it claims, but this is much better.

[Weaselrama]

Originally Posted by James

Thanks!
I was using WBCopynpaste:
http://os4depot.net/?function=showfi...copynpaste.lha
It does not require OS4 like it claims, but this is much better.

Thanks to both of you, I'll check this out!

[Daedalus]

Ha, I hadn't spotted that since there's a right-click menu in OS 4.1 that has cut, copy and paste in it that I used instead, so I never bothered looking on OS4 Depot.

[Weaselrama]

Originally Posted by Daedalus

Dug up the code over the weekend and it was a little rough... So I've cleaned it up a bit to make it a little more presentable (now asks before overwriting files for example) and uploaded it to AmiNet as WBCutnPaste.lha. It's also available from my own website here while it's waiting to clear the AmiNet upload queue.

This appears to be on Aminet now. I will check it out today. Many thanks!

[Weaselrama]

@Daedalus

It works like the proverbial charm! Awesome!!! Are you going to make an announcement in News or would you like me to? This is a great script and provides enhanced functionality to the OS3 or AfA Workbench.

[AMIGASYSTEM]

Thanks Daedalus, your scripts work well, I have integrated them into my localized version of THE

[Daedalus]

Thanks guys! I don't think it's particularly newsworthy myself, but feel free to post it if you like

[Weaselrama]

Originally Posted by Daedalus

Thanks guys! I don't think it's particularly newsworthy myself, but feel free to post it if you like

I think it's newsworthy - it really does add functionality to the Workbench it lacks.

[Weaselrama]

@Daedalus: Done.