YouTube - Commodore Amiga Floppy breakthrough for all Emulation fans (RMC - The Cave)

[MagikGimp]

I expect you've all heard the great news in this video: [ Show youtube player ] but I was interested in Neil's disk collection too. I realise it's a stretch to ask but is there a general perception that we are at the point where all of the stuff he showed is archived somewhere, even if it's not straight forward to put a finger on where? That after 35 years or whatever, more or less everything has been backed up on some Fred Fish CD or FTP server or a more modern medium somewhere?

Specifically, there's:

• That fantastic Rab C. Nesbitt Workbench icon
• The list of warez (and more like it)
• The samples
• The prototype photos
• The PD library disks (and the rest)
• Trying to guess what's on the disks Neil had trouble with?
• The Red Dwarf screengrabs??
• and anything else I've overlooked.

I tend to drop in and out of the retro computing scene so I have some awareness of where to get things and I have some CDs in my collection but I was just wondering if the community had a list of repositories, databases and such, a bit like AmiNet I guess, that I'm not aware of. Websites come and go but what is the general state of things at the moment; from the viewpoint of those more involved here on the forums and elsewhere than I am? Thanks for any input. Really, anything will be useful.

[Hanzu]

I find these very useful:

HOL
LemonAmiga
http://www.softpres.org/ for known versions
http://whdload.de/download.html
Archive.org
Aminet
https://www.funet.fi/pub/amiga/
https://amr.abime.net/
https://www.amiga-stuff.com/ especially PD-index
Kestra
https://ada.untergrund.net/
Demozoo
Pouet
https://amp.dascene.net/
https://modarchive.org/

Will edit more later.
Let me know if there is even one that is new for someone.