Workbench for Winuae!!

[celco]

Many thanks for the info tero. I really thought that AFA_OS was changing the theme etc.
My misunderstanding.

[tero]

Originally Posted by celco

Many thanks for the info tero. I really thought that AFA_OS was changing the theme etc.
My misunderstanding.

Well, there is something called AfA OS that changes the theming etc, it's a bit confusing as it has the same name as the 'program' AfA OS
If you want to try it out...

A link to the download can be found here:
http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=...3&postcount=69


A short guide how to install it can be found here:

http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=...4&postcount=66


I never tried this one, but i'm sure someone can help you if installation doesn't work out-of-the-box.

[celco]

Thanks tero. Yes, that is the AFA OS I mean. Can't get it working. Sorry that I mixed up things.

[James]

Originally Posted by PeterK

Here comes my boring Workbench now.

The day before you posted that I made this screenshot:




I was thinking of calling it the PeterK update as a joke. Then I saw that you have MystiCube on your screenshot.

[lord of time]

Can somebody tell me how to update my Coffin OS install with this? been struggling as it keeps trashing the OS when I try to install... it all seems a little complicated?

[Weaselrama]

My apologies - I didn't see a thread for "Workbench for FS-UAE" but I figure UAE is the important part.

WB 3.9. Modded with Mason Merz' Icon sets and other artists such as Frank who use his patterns.

This is running at 1280 x 1024. It's perfectly capable of 1920 x 1080. However, as I've posted recently, I've run into a bug in which audio latency in AHI grinds music to a halt after attempting to multitask more than a few minutes. I've addressed this with Toni Wilen but haven't yet received a reply.

My configuration is A4000, 68040-NOMMU, UAEGFX (P96). I'm able to run AMPlifier in Stereo mode and multitask as I please with no stutter. It uses it's own MPEG software renderer but uses AHI for output. I sure wish AmigaAMP ran that smoothly but it sounds great.

I hope you enjoy it.