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A custom and open source FastATA MKx PCB replacement for Indivision equipped A1200s.
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10 May 2021, 23:25 | #22 |
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Wow! Nice responses.
A few questions. 1. Would you prefer new things aimed at: a. low spec Amiga's (OCS, OS1.3) b. high spec Amiga's (AGA, 030+) c. futuristic Amiga's (Vampire) 2. If a new Amiga website was made what content could it have that current ones don't? 3. Does an Amiga related website HAVE to work in Amiga browsers? Understand that doing so could hamper the functionality and look of the website. |
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(I'd like to see such a site for each platform. As an Amiga user I'd be intrigued enough to play with Atari ST, Acorn Archimedes, maybe Oric or Aquarius, or Memotech 512 in emulation but wouldn't know which software to seek out to get a feel for what each machine can do.) Quote:
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And some hardware crt shader... |
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11 May 2021, 01:05 | #26 |
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Lionheart II and Turrican IV.
Hardware specs should always be A500 1MB and A1200. Pimped Amigas are not real Amigas, at least not for gamers. |
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Depends on what you mean by "new Amiga website". Quote:
They shouldn't HAVE to, but they really SHOULD. |
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11 May 2021, 02:36 | #29 |
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Oh, something the community could really use is "Open ARexx" that fulfills all the functionality of classic ARexx but can actually be worked on instead of treated as a magic binary blob. I wonder if it might be possible to take Regina or Open Object Rexx and make it work on Amiga...
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Isn't Regina already running on AROS? From there it should be relatively simple to get it running on Amiga OS.
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11 May 2021, 12:03 | #31 |
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There a several SPI solutions for a Amiga.
We need SPI standard, like AHI or P96, but for SPI. We need more SPI device drivers, like network card, sound cards, MP3 player, what ever is available for a SPI. |
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A year ago I had a fast look at ReginaREXX on RPi and I would say it is too different to ARexx. I think you can't run a script on the other system without changes. If so it is pointless IMO.
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11 May 2021, 13:43 | #33 |
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Some nice ideas here.
I have been looking for a database of commercial music releases that were made on the Amiga. Discogs will sometimes inform the system used but I highly doubt its comprehensive, plus you have to know the tracks anyway! They will likely be rave/techno orientated, though perhaps artists of other styles used them to, even if it was just for sequencing. Maybe something like this exists but never found it |
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Touching back on Regina versus ARexx, the former is open source so it's at least theoretically possible to make the changes needed to get it to act like ARexx.
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If a similar situation doesn't exist for SPI, it really should. Yeah, it would really need proper compatibility with ARexx and not just REXX to be much use. I was under the impression such modifications were in place in the AROS port already, however I see that's just listed as a goal on the AROS webpage so maybe it's not there yet (and I've no idea of the development status). Last edited by Daedalus; 11 May 2021 at 15:27. |
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So one of the things I have noticed with the Amiga online community is that there are so many of them. I keep bumping into new ones. Which is awesome of course, and something that does not necessarily exist on other retro platforms.
So I would like to see a newcomers guide that exists on as many Amiga sites as possible. This guides data would come from a central source, so one update gets fed to all sites at once. |
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New games, new programs, new hardware, new interfaces.
Basically, if you can code, then get coding! (and always upload to Aminet) If you can design ways to use newer input or output hardware with classic Amigas, get cracking! |
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SATA (or anything remotely as modern) can saturate the Amiga busses already easily. For fast I/O, I recommend a SCSI2SD. The storage is dirt-cheap (SD-cards) and fast enough for anything the Amiga can handle. |
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