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https://theoasisbbs.com/amigaai-for-amigaos-brings-claude-to-classic-amiga-systems/?fsp_sid=3437
A browsable collection of Amiga mouse pointers.
https://heckmeck.de/amigastyle/amiga-pointer-archive/
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Forty years ago today, the Commodore Amiga 1000 was released to the world. With its unprecedented graphics & sound capabilities, powerful 16-bit CPU and custom chipset, and UNIX-like multitasking OS, the Amiga was a truly revolutionary system for its time. And, many are still in use to this day, with the platform seeing new software and hardware development from month to month.
I presently have three, myself. :-)
Happy 40th, Amiga!
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I am checking out a few Amiga disk images and I gotta admit: This one had me confused for a bit.
As shown in the attached screenshot of DirectoryOpus, I had found a savegame with a file date "older" than the game it originated from. At first, I thought this to be very unusual. Then I remembered: Back in the day, Amigas did not usually have a real-time clock with a battery backup, so every time you booted up the system, the clock would be reset to a fixed date and time!
I'm feeling kinda stupid right now.
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"This archive contains the PDF version with active links of the AmigaDOS ROM Kernel Reference Manual. As the physical edition is out of print and sold out by now, the PDF version is hereby made available to Amiga users free of charge."
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Hyperion releases AmigaOS 3.2.3, here in 2025. [The Register]
https://www.theregister.com/2025/04/10/amigaos_3_2_3/
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In the latest blog post on Datagubbe.se, entitled "BRA and KET: String Interpolation in AmigaDOS", Swedish tech nerd and software developer Carl Svensson takes a look at an often-overlooked detail of AmigaDOS: using the rarely documented terms BRA and KET, the article shows how to easily embed variables in strings: