If you're on the fence and you'd like to test drive a new-generation Amiga system, the IntuitionBase table at AmiWest is the place for you! Want to try out classics like SoundFX, ProTracker, ArtEffect, Aladdin 4D, DrawStudio, fxPaint, imageFX, LightWave 3D, Photogenics, AmigaWriter, FinalWriter, TurboCalc? We've got you covered. How about great new software like HD-Rec, Audio Evolution, TuneNet, OWB, Timberwolf, SketchBlock, MUIBase, AmiCynix? We've got that, too.
Know of a great classic application from the OS3 days that runs on your AmigaOne? Have a tip to share about AmigaOS 4? Let know about it and you could win a free twelve-month subscription to Amiga Future magazine! Starting from September 20th, the person who scores the most points through submissions to our databases wins. The winner will announced live at AmiWest in Sacramento, Sunday, October 21st.
The rules are simple: he who scores the most points, wins! Here is how to score:
The much awaited Amiga netbook may not be here yet, but that doesn't mean our AmigaOne machines have to be limited by the length of our Ethernet cables. Check out our step-by-step guide on getting wireless networking up and running on your next-generation Amiga.
There's not much out there in terms of office applications for next-generation Amigas, but one word processor is still being actively sold and supported. Check out our review of AmigaWriter 2.2 and see if it fits the bill for your next software purchase.
It may seem odd to bother with wireless networking on our next-generation Amigas; after all, they are -- at least for the moment -- all sedentary desktop systems. But wireless networking is still a very useful add-on, even if our machines don't see too much movement. For one thing most homes already have a wireless router, and having wireless capabilities on our Amigas mean being able to place it anywhere in the home or office we choose, without worrying about Ethernet cables.
New to the next-generation Amiga scene? Curious about which browser to use and why? Check out our overview of the currently available options complete with performance data. Just click the link below or visit our 'Articles' section.
The biggest Amiga show in the Americas is quickly approaching. The venue has been booked, exhibitors are lining up, and Amigans from all over the continent are planning to be there.
We'll be there on Sunday, too, with a table with an AmigaOS demonstrator system, plenty of software to try out, and much more. And we won't be the only ones:
* AmigaKit
* A-EON Technology
* Hyperion Entertainment
* the SACC classic software and hardware store
... and more to come!
The latest AmigaOS 4.1 update is available now for AmigaOne XE, micro, 500, and X1000 systems; all SAM440ep-based systems; all SAM460ex-based systems; Pegasos2 systems; and classic Amigas with either the CyberStorm or Blizzard PowerPC accelerator cards.
Plenty of bug fixes and performance improvements have been included so grab your copy today at the Hyperion Entertainment web site.
With a huge thanks to Darren Glenn, IntuitionBase is growing once again. We have new team members, a new focal point for site updates, and plans for the future. Here are our initial goals to return IntuitionBase to being a great resource for those new to the next-generation Amiga scene:
* scrubbing and updating the native and classic software database listings
* updating data on available AmigaOne computers
* cleaning up links around the site
* publishing new articles on the AmigaOS experience
Thanks to Tjitte 'OldFart' de Wolff we've got a new article available in our articles section. It details "A different view about customising the Amiga OS with respect to its functioning" which is basically a way of keeping your OS installs clean and tidy with all the other addon's seperate.
It is a very interesting read and concept, I hope you like it!
Anyone else wanting to have an article on here please just use the contact page and get in touch!
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