For those of you who prefer the "old" format of the huge list of Amiga Web
Directory links, here it is, always complete and up-to-date.
Amiga Technologies Information
Amiga Technologies News
- 27-Feb-96 - Phase V PowerUp - Unconfirmed, translated details of the PowerUp (PowerPC/Amiga) program of Phase V.
- 2-Feb-96 - Amiga Surfer Screen Shots - Screen shots of the new Amiga Surfer software AMFTP, AMIRC, Mindwalker (web browser) and Voodo (e-mail client).
- 24-Jan-96 - Amiga Surfer available! - Amiga Technologies releases the special Internet version of the Amiga 1200.
- 24-Jan-96 - VISCORP Agreement Complete - Amiga Technologies will license the Amiga chip set for use in set-top boxes.
- 21-Jan-96 - WebVoyager - All about the new Web browser which is soon-to-be-released by Amiga Technologies in their Amiga Surfer software bundle.
- 22-Dec-95 - The Amiga Surfer - Official announcement of a new Amiga 1200 bundle from Gilles Bourdin that will be aimed at Internet users.
- 19-Dec-95 - IPISA '95 - Review of the recent Italian developers meeting/conference in Milan.
- 15-Dec-95 - New Amiga Products Announced! - Translation of Dutch announcement of new Amiga products including the 1241 CD-ROM Q-Drive, A1200 Internet Surfer,
a new '030 Amiga (w/CD-ROM), new 15'' and 17'' monitors, an Amiga/Mac machine, and set-top box. Whew! (Translation courtesy of Jeroen Oudejans, thanks!) On December 18th, Gilles Bourdin posted in response to this message
that it, "is not official from Amiga Technologies and is incomplete as well as inexact."
- 15-Dec-95 - WOA95.JPG (72K) - Collection of B&W thumbnail pics from the World of Amiga show.
- 12-Dec-95 - Amiga to go CHRP - Petro Tyschtschenko announces Amiga headed for CHRP.
- 10-Dec-95 - World of Amiga Mini Report - Short run-down of Petro's speech.
- 1-Dec-95 - World of Amiga Toronto 1995 - About the big, upcoming Amiga show December 8, 9 and 10 in Toronto.
- 29-Nov-95 - More SMG Info - Message from Paul Bielski of SMG, US Amiga distributor.
- 28-Nov-95 - The A4000T is shipping! - Message from Paul Bielski of SMG, US Amiga distributor.
- 28-Nov-95 - Pics from Comdex (108K, 736 x 480 Jpeg) - Collage of pics from the Comdex show, courtesy of the scanning madman, Harv Laser.
- 20-Nov-95 - Comdex Show Report - Submitted by the master of Portal's Amiga Zone, Harv Laser.
- 19-Nov-95 - Bradford - Speech given by Petro Tyschtschenko.
- 18-Nov-95 - Press Conference, Bordeaux - Speech given by Petro Tyschtschenko.
- 17-Nov-95 - Cologne Show - Speech given by Manfred Schmitt
- 16-Nov-95 - Cologne Show - Speech given by Petro Tyschtschenko.
- 15-Nov-95 - Cologne Show - Told to us by Thomas Tavoly.
- 14-Nov-95 - Cologne Show - As reported by Andreas Malerz.
- 13-Nov-95 - VTU EXPO 95 - Another account by Ken Krebs and Robert Reiswig.
- 12-Nov-95 - World of Amiga, Cologne - Coverage of the recent Amiga show in Cologne and reported by Jeroen Vermeulen and Hans Guijt.
- 11-Nov-95 - Power PC Press Release - Official announcement from Amiga Technologies about the Power PC decision.
- 6-Nov-95 - Petro Tyschtschenko's Speech - Actual text of the speech by Petro Tyschtschenko announcing that the PowerPC is the Amiga's new RISC direction!
- 6-Nov-95 - VTU951.JPG (71K) - Pics from the VTU show, courtesy of Harv Laser of Portal.
- 6-Nov-95 - VTU952.JPG (99K) - Pics from the VTU show, courtesy of Harv Laser of Portal.
- 4-Nov-95 - The Power Amiga! - Amiga Technologies Announces RISC processor decision at the Video Toaster User Expo! As reported by Harv Laser.
- 1-Nov-95 - North American Distributor Announced - SMG will be distributing and servicing Amigas in North America.
- 22-Oct-95 - German TV Interview - Gilles Bourdin and Manfred Schmitt of Amiga Technologies appear on TV!
- 3-Oct-95 - VTU EXPO 95 - Amiga Technologies will make its first appearance in the U.S. as an exhibitor at the Video Toaster User Expo '95.
- 25-Sep-95 - Press Conference, Milan - Speech given by Petro Tyschtschenko of Amiga Technologies announcing the latest developments.
- 20-Sep-95 - Virtual i-glasses Programming - Programming information from Dr. Peter Kittel.
- 15-Sep-95 - Gilles Bourdin on IRC - IRC Conference held on September 14 with Gilles Bourdin of Amiga Technologies when he announced the first A1200 to roll off the assembly line!
- 1-Sep-95 - A1200.JPG (102K) - Scanned pic of A1200 from Amiga Technologies.
- 1-Sep-95 - A4000T.JPG (94K) - Scanned pic of A4000T from Amiga Technologies.
- 1-Sep-95 - M1438S.JPG (91K) - Scanned pic of M1438S monitor from Amiga Technologies.
- 19-Aug-95 - Software Bundles - Productivity, multimedia and entertainment software to be bundled with Amiga computers.
- 18-Aug-95 - IFA Fair in Berlin - Amiga Technologies announces that they will display the Amiga at the Internationale Funkausstellung to be held in late August.
- 17-Aug-95 - UK Press Conference: John Smith - AT's UK Sales Manager, talks about new products and marketing direction.
- 16-Aug-95 - UK Press Conference: Petro Tyschtschenko - AT General Manager gives an update on current plans, confirms September availability of new machines and hints at the future.
- 15-Aug-95 - International Distributors List - Updated Amiga Technologies international distribution centers for Amiga sales.
- 1-Aug-95 - Virtual i-glasses - New virtual-reality headgear from another Escom subsidiary (Amiga-compatible). Now includes a link to some unofficial programming information.
- 27-Jul-95 - USA Distributors Meeting - Notes from a meeting held between Amiga Technologies and many USA Amiga distributors as reported by attendee Shane Monroe of Better Concepts, Inc.
- 18-Jul-95 - Developer Brainstorming - A meeting with major hardware and software developers was held on July 7th.
- 16-Jul-95 - Amiga Technologies Information - Official Information about Amiga Technologies, from Gilles Bourdin, Company Spokesman.
- 14-Jul-95 - A4000T Price Rebut - The $3,500US A4000T street price is not confirmed, according to Amiga Technologies.
- 14-Jul-95 - Amiga Production to Resume in the U.S. - Article from Dan Stets, Amiga-oriented reporter.
- 13-Jul-95 - The New Amiga Logo - Some background information about the new official logo of the Amiga.
- 7-Jul-95 - CEI Press Releases - On July 7, CEI officially announced future availability of the Amiga A4000T in North and South America.
- 30-May-95 - Escom/Amiga Technologies Press
Conference - Extensive coverage of the BIG EVENT held on May 30,
1995 when the Amiga was officially reborn and re-introduced to the world.
Our pages include all speeches given by (and some handsome pictures of)
Escom/Amiga Technologies officials and third-party manufacturers at the
event as well as outside reports from a variety of journalists. But here's
a real treat: you'll also see first-time preview glimpses of the NEW
Amiga tower design! Long live the Amiga!
- 26-May-95 - PowerPC Newsletter - Escom PowerPC'd Amigas?
- 26-May-95 - Personal Computer Magazine - One UK magazine's take on Escom/Commodore.
- 7-May-95 - Dr. Peter Kittel - Message of intent from Escom's new head of Amiga engineering!
- 25-Apr-95 - Escom's Announcement - The post-auction press release from Escom stating their intentions.
- 21-Apr-95 - Amiga Report - AR's special Auction Issue.
- 21-Apr-95 - Amiga Link Magazine - Special auction report from Joshua Galun, Editor-in-Chief.
- 21-Apr-95 - Another Eye Witness Account - Auction report by Joe Thomas.
- 21-Apr-95 - The Philadelphia Inquirer - Auction info from Dan Stets, Amiga-oriented reporter.
- 5-Apr-95 - The Wall Street Journal - Jason Compton quoted by journalism's 300-pound gorilla!
Amiga Information Resources
Amiga File Collections for Downloading
- Aminet, the Mother of all Amiga Archives - Over 10,000 Amiga software archives. THE net source for all your PD/shareware needs.
This is the primary Aminet site located at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri with full WWW interface and all files.
Check out the shortcut to all new files.
Aminet Mirrors from around the world. Please choose a site near you from the dozens listed here:
- Australia (ftp.livewire.com.au) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Australia (plaza.aarnet.edu.au) - FTP-only interface.
- Austria (www.giga.or.at) - Partial mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Czech Republic (pub.vse.cz) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- France (ftp.cnam.fr) - FTP-only interface.
- France (ftp.grolier.fr) - FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.uni-paderborn.de) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Germany (germany.aminet.org) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Germany (www.uni-passau.de) - Full mirror, full WWW interface.
List of recent files.
- Germany (leo.org) - Partial mirror, custom WWW interface.
- Germany (zebra.asta.fh-weingarten.de) - Partial WWW interface.
- Germany (ftp.coli.uni-sb.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.fh-augsburg.de) - FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.informatik.rwth-aachen.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.ips.cs.tu-bs.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.rz.tu-bs.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.rz.uni-wuerzburg.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.tu-chemnitz.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.uni-bremen.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.uni-kl.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.uni-oldenburg.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.uni-siegen.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany (ftp.uni-trier.de) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Italy (ftp.unina.it) - Full mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Portugal (ftp.ua.pt) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Spain (ftp.gui.uva.es) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Switzerland (chnet.ch) - Partial WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Switzerland (is.eunet.ch) - Partial mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files (broken?).
- UK (src.doc.ic.ac.uk) - Partial mirror, older WWW interface. List of recent files.
- USA, WI (aminet.com) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- USA, AZ (ftp.amigalib.com) - Full mirror, FTP-only interface.
- USA, WI (www.wit.com) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Germany - Aminet Gateway - Custom front end to many Aminet sites. Includes nice
Search and Recent Files functions.
- Amicus Disks - Collection of PD disks via FTP (incomplete collection).
- Amiga Exotic Music Page - Music files a go-go!
Amiga Internet Applications List - Database of popular Amiga Internet programs. Nicely done.
- Aminet Programmers Index - Its goal is to catalog author information ("interviews") along with Aminet files.
- AMosaic FTP Site - Amosaic and various support files.
- Auckland/Papa - Tons of Amiga demo-related files via FTP.
- Boray's Module Page - A collection of Boray's best and latest modules in Protracker format.
- c|net Virtual Library - Mega file index of many platforms including Amiga with search.
- CRAP (Commonly Referred Amiga Programs) - A nicely filtered-down collection of popular Amiga programs.
- Daniel's Critique Corner - A collection of great net applications with mini reviews.
- Fish Disks 1-999 - The famous software library produced by Fred Fish via FTP.
- Fish Disks 1000+ - Found at a German FTP site.
- Funet Amiga Library - The Amiga software archive of the Finnish University and Research Network.
- Games! - Alternate interface to access game files on Aminet.
- Ground Zero - Big FTP collection of Amiga files.
- HENSA/micros Amiga Section (files) - Nicely done file archive site in the UK (time-restricted to non ac.uk domains).
- More Amiga Stuff - Maintained by Anthony Fiarito.
- NetAppList - Handy collection of net applications.
- Rip City - Tons of music files "ripped" from popular games.
- Mike Schaper - Collection of net utils.
- shareware.com - Another multi-platform, mega-index with alternative search tools.
- U4ia Mods - Collection of MOD music from "U4ia".
- University of Maryland - Amiga software support site at the School of Medicine.
Amiga Freeware/Shareware Software Support
- ACE - Freeware Amiga BASIC compiler which produces 68000 assembly source code.
- AlphaSpell - Multilingual spelling checker.
- Osma Ahvenlampi - Creator of TauIcons a nice collection of icons and Voodoo, a promising MIME-compliant mail reader.
- Ami.HTML - HTML editor.
- AIP - Amiga IOPS Project - Designed to provide a TCP/IP stack.
- ALiENDESiGN - Master Control Program, a multifunction commodity replaces several tools in a better way.
- ALynx - ASCII Web browser for AmiTCP ported by P. Marquardt.
- AmiFTP - An FTP client with a nice GUI for use with AmiTCP, AS225 or Mlink.
- Amiga Formula One Grand Prix Page - Software support for all F1GP utilities and patches, F1GP competitions as well as Amiga and F1 links.
- Amiga Lisp - The Amiga LISP Mail List and Archive servers.
- Amiga Mosaic Home Page - Info about the graphical Web browser.
- Amiga Mosaic ARexx - The Amiga Mosaic ARexx interface.
- Amiga Mosaic Alternate FAQ - Supplemental Frequently Asked Questions document.
- The Amiga Replacement OS Project - Revamping the Amiga OS
- Amiga Web Server - Files and docs for web server software that runs on an Amiga.
- AmigaNCP - AmigaOS to Psion-S3/S3a palmtop computer link software package.
- AmiPOP - POP3 client for AMITCP and AS225 by Scott Ellis.
- AMITCP/IP - Homepage of Markus Peuhkuri, author of AmiTCP/IP in Finland.
- AMOS - The AMOS Web Site, a source for AMOS information and products.
- AmSPACE - A promising, yet unreleased 3D-chat client.
- A.N.G.L.E. - Amiga Net Games for Light Enternaiment a programming group working on games you can play over the Internet.
- Thomas Neumann - Featuring APlayer, a MOD music player supporting 64 formats.
- ARCNet - Network and software created as an alternative to IRC.
- ARexxGuide - Complete ARexx reference with tutorials and dozens of ready-to-use examples.
- ASL Library - A configureable replacement for CBM's standard requester by Miloslaw Smyk and Marcin Orlowski.
- AWeb - Support page for AWeb an officially unreleased Amiga web browser. Maintained by Jeroen Oudejans.
- Christian Bauer - Author of Frodo,a C64 emulator and ShapeShifter, a Mac emulator. (Here's a screenshot!)
- BEAST Project - The Building Environment Amiga System--high-performance object-based programming.
- Bert's Amiga Projects - A collection of MIDI tools from Bert Dorhout.
- BetaSoft - PTreplay.library, the systemfriendly pt-module player and PTJukeBox, a MOD juke box program.
- BFB Team - RGAE, the ultimate NETHACK-type game. Also includes a listing of assembler commands.
- BGUI - Graphical user interface library written by Jan van den Baard.
- Bitmap Brothers - Legendary software house of many Amiga classics including Speedball 1&2, Gods and The Chaos Engine.
- Bug Free Development - Featuring CheckItOut!, a personal finance management application and
Stocks, a technical investment analysis tool.
- Button Strip - Buttons which allow you to create HTML documents from within Final Writer.
- Willem Bouwhuis - April, a FidoNet-compatible tosser and editor.
- Carlos - Featuring W.F.M.H. LocalePL, Asl.library, Max Manager, SaveNames, MAX-FileGuide, CheckFileAttr and more.
- Edward Chadez - Information about Hyperion, a full-featured, yet unreleased Amiga Web browesr.
- Clouds - Graphical rendering for cloud images by Krzysztof Kobus.
- ConfUMS - Configuration editor for the Universal Message System by Olaf Peters.
- Croak II - Amphibian migration simulation written by Selwyn Stevens.
- DaFTP - Graphical FTP client by Dan Murrell.
- D.A.S. ModulePlayer - Advanced MOD player from Pauli Porkka.
- Dark Unicorn Productions - Shareware programming group responsible for Scorched Tanks, TomCat, Psycho Squares Deluxe and more.
- Leo Davidson - AmiExpress BBS utils and others.
- DDLI - Duniho and Duniho Life Pattern Indicator, psychology testing program by Fergus Duniho.
- Andy Dean - Author of ImageStudio and TextureStudio, two well-done image manipulation programs.
- DependantScan - MakeFile maintenance utility by Ray Darrah III.
- E - E compiler by Wouter van Oortmerssen.
- Easylink - A package that lets you connect your Amiga with a PC over the parallel port.
- Amiga E Encyclopedia - All about the E programming language by Csaba Toth.
- Thomas Egrelius - SLIPCall dialer for AmiTCP with a good looking GUI, support for dynamic connections and more.
- Lars Eilebrecht - DoIcon, ShadowStart and MagicLocker.
- Emacs - Venerable text editor.
- Holger Engels - ClipMaster and Amiga Security.
- EqEd - Equation editor written by Brian Aagaard Petersen.
- Executive - UNIX-like task scheduler.
- Fate's Homepage - CNet BBS utilities.
- Marat Fayzullin - WBGames, DashBoard, SuperDashBoard and Protector.
- Figlet - A very neat, little program to make big, font-specific ASCII text.
- Michael Fischer - One of the original developers of Amiga Mosaic.
- FrexxWare - Featuring FrexxEd, an advanced, customizable, programmable text editor and FPL, a scripting utility.
- Full Motion Video - Murder a video-interactive mystery (35MB!)
- Salim Gasmi - ClassAction recognizes ANY file format and performs actions on it.
- GetURL - ARexx script to fetch web pages by James Burton.
- GoldED - Powerful text editor designed for programmers with many advanced features.
- Chris Gregan (Paranoid) - Shareware game developer features M*A*S*H II and WARHEAD.
- Kai Hofmann - Calendar Project, Date Library, Text Engine, SGMLS and others.
- Magnus Holmgren - ReqChange, ReqTools, Visage and more!
- House of Amiga for Windows - A work-in-process Microsoft Windows emulator for the Amiga.
- httpd CGI - The Amiga HTTP Common Gateway Interface.
- Ketil Hunn - AmigaCue, EasyRexx and Recall.
- IBrowse - Web browser that supports more special html tags (currently in beta testing, but is available).
- Image Engineer - 24-bit image processor by Simon Edwards.
- Juggler - Web browser by Celso Martinho.
- KeyBang Software - KeyBang and ArtBang.
- KingCON - Enhanced console-handler with tons of neat features written by David Larsson.
- KingFisher - Special purpose database tool by Udo Schuermann.
- Paul Kolenbrander - HTML-Heaven and SystemInformation.
- Michael Krause - ProNET and AGAiff.
- Holger Kruse - AmiWin, ppp.device, ReOrg, ReOrgAFS and FFS2AFS.
- Rask Lambertsen - Author of SmartCopy, an intelligent program to copy/move files to multiple volumes.
- Thomas Landspurg - VectorBalls, PoiPoi, Trip To Mars, SuperDark, AmiGlobe and others.
- Jorgen Larsen - DaLastAlert, DirRector, DApplauncher and DaWormy.
- Linux 68k - POSIX, a Unix-like clone for 680x0 machines.
- Lockpick - Parameter-based disk copier has 504 parameters. By Tony Bybell.
- MainConcept - Featuring MainActor, a sophisticated animation package.
- Mantisoft - Some great Amiga games: FlipOver, SubSim, PacWar, Mines, and TheGrid.
- Dave May - airTaxi.
- mftp - An FTP client with an MUI user interface by Michael Neuweiler.
- Bahman Moallem - Author of many shareware utilities including NetInstall an Internet installer.
- The MOD Page - All about MOD music files.
- MooseDrive - Fun racing game with a virtual, scrolling track.
- MUIBuilder - Handy programming aid for the Magic User Interface (MUI).
- MultiLink - Simulates PPP/SLIP direct connection through a shell account. By Ezra Story.
- Joao Martinho Moura - Great-looking site supports DemoNigma and Pro_ST-NT-Player. (Portuguese)
- NetBSD - Info about NetBSD, a Unix-like operating system.
- Netrek - Trog's guide to the multi-player, networked, space combat game.
- Nick's Amiga Page - ExtraInfo, ShellBench, FileView, PopFile, Dragon, BouncyWorld and more!
- Kenneth C. Nilsen - Dfunc.library, Grid Maker, NewStartup, XwinDemo and other projects.
- Oberon and Amiga - About the Oberon programming language and operating system maintained by Ralf Degner.
- Oberon-A - Oberon-2 development system by Frank Copeland.
- OctaMED - OctaMED is a powerful 8-channel, Tracker-style music editor for the Amiga written by Teijo Kinnunen.
- One - Featuring BetterStartup.
- The 1oo% Homepage! - Tools and Mods for CNet/3.
- P'Jami - HotJava browser for the Amiga.
- Terje Pedersen - Xanim, Xv, Xfig, Fractint and more.
- Raymond Penners - Phonebill and ScreenWizard.
- Play 16 - Versatile sound playing program by Thomas Wenzel. (Get .au sound files of hundreds of TV Themes: TV Bytes).
- Point Page - EGSA2410Driver for the A2410 Tiga Board.
- Power Programs - A.S.O.S., Mandelbrot, Breakout and others.
- Pretty Good Privacy (USA) - Public key encryption software for users in the USA.
- Pretty Good Privacy (UK) - Public key encryption software for users in the UK.
- Rage Homepage - Demo group offers some of its "warez" (whatever that means).
- Gary V. Raposo - FinalFax for FinalWriter.
- Mark Rigby-Jones - Workbench Eyes and Workbench Atoms.
- Ben Rogers - Author of IconAdder, AppTrashcan and Quote.
- RoutePlanner - Automagically plots a driving route between two destinations (very cool program). By Chris Lawrence.
- RPGBBS - Bulletin Board System built around a medieval role-playing atmosphere.
- Antonio Santos - Source code for Sleeping Pointers.
- Angela Schmidt - DisKey, pattern.library, Kiskometer and CDWrite-Relabel.
- SerialBusEmu - Emulates C64 serial bus devices on the Amiga.
- Sirius Design - Featuring AlbIn, Vagabond Chess, Sample Studio, ParallelDoctor and more.
- Jack Seay - Context Bible.
- ShapeShifter - Fantastic software-only Macintosh emulator. Web page by Jonathan Gapen.
- Jeff Shepherd - AmigaPine mail reader.
- Jesper Skov - GhostRider, TrashEd, Ispell and scripts for FrexxEd.
- $LiNg$HoT - DeArchive, GuideCompiler, MultiVer, DeliList, SpeakTime and more!
- SnoopDOS - Utility by Eddy Carroll allows you to monitor a variety of system operations.
- Step4 - Unreleased web browser for the Amiga.
- Starlight BBS - Utilities/doors made for the MebbsNet BBS.
- Richard Lee Stockton - BaudBandit BBS and the BaudBandit communications program.
- Synthesis Software - KnightsQuest and Hawk.
- David "Swaz" Swasbrook - SwazBlanker a modular screen blanker and Homer a talking and animated pointer eyes.
- Janne Syvdniemi - Featuring his MidiPlay program.
- Talent - One of Norway's most popular demo groups.
- THOR - Powerful offline message reader supports a wide range of formats.
Here's the Dutch version.
- UAE - The Unusable Amiga Emulator - Amiga Emulator for Unix machines with X (a work in progress).
- Universal Message System - A database for news- and mail-messages.
- Rasmus K. Ursem (Dreamline Designs) - Author of DLDCheck, DLDiz and DLD's Bugs Tips'N'Tricks.
Also includes a collection of Amiga demos.
- UUxT - Feature-packed UUcoder program by Asher Feldman.
- Remco van Hooff - Author of GetHTTP, GetNET and many more Thor and WWW-related ARexx scripts.
- Oliver Wagner - Support site for AmFTP, AmIRC, AmigaNCP and CLChat.
- WebLink - Web browser by Jesse McClusky.
- WPL, XPR and XferQ - Nice support page for network languages and FidoNet utilites. Hard core stuff!
- X Windows - X Window System version 11 Release.
- Xtreme Software - Featuring Justice, a 3D fighter flight game similar to Terminal Velocity.
- Yass - Screen/window selector written by Albert Schweizer.
- Yoshi's homepage - Feturing IntuiCookie fortune cookie program and some nice WWW and Workbench backgrounds from Christian Kemp.
- Zeus BBS - Revolutionary new bulletin board system.
Amiga Hardware Support
- A1200 Reference - Frequently asked questions about one of the coolest, little computers ever made.
- Commodore A2090A Hard Disk Controller - Everything you ever wanted to know about this less-than-perfect SCSI card.
- A4000 Reference - Hardware guide to the guts of the A4000.
- AGA Chipset - Documentation, explanation of features.
- Amiga Technical Information - Very nice hardware-oriented info resource sponsored by National Amiga.
- Applied Magic - Broadcaster Elite JPEG video hardware.
- CDTV Technical Information - Lots of great info about Commodore's now-orphaned, CD-based machine. By Darren Ewaniuk.
- The BridgeBoard - All about the PC-on-a-card that allows you to run Intel-based software on your Amiga.
- Emplant (Nordvik) - A Macintosh emulator card (Ronny Nordvik).
- Emplant (Peterson) - A Macintosh emulator card (Kane Peterson).
- Expansion Systems - The HighFlyer and DataFlyer line of add-ons.
- IBM - Big Blue's PowerPC home page (yes, they actually mention the Amiga now).
- Iomega - Makers of SCSI storage options like the popular Zip Drive (see below).
- Iomega Zip Drive - Information about using the Iomega Zip Drive (see above) with the Amiga.
- Motorola - Yes, they make the CPU for the Amiga. We like their modems, though.
- NewTek - The Video Toaster, Video Toaster Flyer and Lightwave 3D.
- CD32 Promodule - In-depth look at the ProModule expansion device by Vector from Darren Eveland. Includes screen shots.
- PowerPC - Motorola's official homepage for the PowerPC. (Note recent mention of the Amiga in the Library/Press Release section.)
- Supra - Modems and Amiga peripherals.
- SwitchHitter - Adapter to allow PC keyboards to be used with the Amiga.
- Village Tronic's Picasso board - Zorro II graphics card providing modes up to 1600x1200 and depths up to 24 bits.
- Picasso Mailing List - Picasso-II mailing list support page (Q&A, drivers, software, etc).
- Vortex's Amiga reference page - Info and specs for various Amiga computer models and a manufacturer's index from Brad Leffler.
Amiga Magazines, Online and Otherwise
- Amazing Computing - The #1 printed, general-interest Amiga magazine in the US.
- Amiga Computing - General-interest Amiga magazine in the US and UK.
- Amiga Entertainment Monthly - Originally started in 1994, this online mag is slated to return on February 1st, 1996.
- Amiga Format Magazine - Famous, glitzy Amiga magazine in the UK.
- Amiga Game Zone Magazine - Info, how to subscribe, etc. to the world's best resource for Amiga gaming enthusiasts in the US.
- Amiga Link - Online news magazine for our favorite computer.
- Amiga Power - Amiga games review magazine (UK).
- Amiga Report International Online Magazine - The most popular, general-interest online Amiga magazine. With the Amiga Web Directory's custom interface you can
read current and past issues online, download the AmigaGuide or .LHA archives, or search issues for specific topics and keywords.
- Amiga Report Technical Journal - Technical sister publication to Amiga Report.
- Amiga Shopper Magazine - More serious companion to Amiga Format (UK).
- Amiga User International - Monthly newsstand magazine for serious users.
- AMG - Publishers of Video Toaster User and LIGHTWAVEPRO.
- AmyNews - Online mag with a collection of announcements and press releases.
- CD32 Bits - Covering the CD32 game console (defunct).
- Computer Gazette - The italian version of Computer Graphics World covering multiple platforms including Amiga.
- Diversity - Newsletter of the International Amiga Society.
- Enigma Amiga Run - A monthly mag based in Italy.
- FLAK - Newsletter of the Gateway Amiga Club.
- Das Gadget - Articles from the German Freeware magazine AmigaGadget.
- Imazine - Amiga disk magazine from Poland.
- Planet E - Underground disk magazine.
- R.A.W. - The leading Amiga scene e-zine.
- The Status Register - Super-informative monthly newsletter from CUCUG in HTML format.
- The STuMP - Collection of articles written for CU Amiga and Amiga Shopper by John Kennedy.
- Svenska Amigamagazin - Swedish Amiga magazine.
- The Workbench - Newsletter of the Amiga Atlanta User Group.
Amiga Commercial Products, Retailers, Distributors and Developers
- Aardman Animations - Oscar-winning production company using Amigas.
- Alex Electronics - Amiga software development services.
- Almathera - Amiga software publisher, specializing in CD-ROM and productivity programs like EuroScene 2 and Photogenics.
- AmiCom!/Excelsior! - The Excelsior! professional BBS system.
- AMIGALAND - Hardware and software dealer in Switzerland.
- Amiga Video Solutions, Inc. - Serving the hobbyist and professional markets.
- AmiTrix Development - Hardware and software including SCSI-TV, PNetBox and AmigaLink.
- AugmenTek - Software designers of MultiVol, Rexinda, RexxVar, TorqueWare and others.
- Austex Software - Austrailian company featuring the Amiga Chunky Graphics Adapter, Uropa2 as well as a selection of free software.
- Better Concepts - Amiga mail order company, instructional video producers, software/CD-ROM development.
- Bevelstone Production - Makers of Fields of Battle, a strategic warfare game.
- Blittersoft - Retailer in Milton Keynes, UK. Support site for Utilities Unlimited and others.
- Black Belt Systems - Home of Imagemaster R/t, and others.
- The CD-ROM Shop - CD-ROM retailer.
- Compuquick Media Center - Hardware, software and peripherals in central Ohio.
- COMPUTERSMITH - Northern Ontario business providing products and service. Also features Software Support International's catalog.
- Creative Edge Software - Adventure Design System.
- DataKompaniets hjemmeside - Hardware and software direct seller in Norway.
- Db-Line - Hardware and software direct seller in Italy.
- Desktop Images - Instructional videotapes for for the Video Toaster.
- Digital Arts Software - PD disk distributor in the UK.
- Elswear - Computer-oriented clothing (T-shirts, Sweats, Hats, etc.) A CUCUG Preferred Vendor!
- Endicor Technologies - Software development including Epson Stylus Color Driver, Gage CS220 Driver and ASDG GPIB Driver.
- Fairbrothers - Educational language learning and games.
- FOCUS GbR - Specializing in visual databases for the Amiga and Video Toaster including graphicRECALL and graphicRECALL.PRO.
- Fonhof Computer Supplies - Amiga mail order company in Austrailia.
- Fourth Level Developments - Amiga mail order company in the UK.
- GBRoutePlus - Amiga route planner for the UK.
- GfxBase Electronics - Amiga parts and service located in LaSalle, Quebec, Canada.
- GPSoftware - Makers of Directory Opus, GPFax, EasyLedgers and GPTouch. A CUCUG Preferred Vendor!
- Gramma Software & Systems - Makers of NagPlus, Cal, FreD and FLO.
- HASP - Hardware-based system used to protect software from piracy.
- Haage & Partner - Featuring StormC, the versatile programming system for you and your Amiga.
- HiQ Limited - UK firm specializes in hardware peripherals including the PowerStation (multi-media expander),
Siamese System (486DX PC add-on), CDROM, Optical and custom hard drives.
- HiSoft - Software and hardware products including Cinema4D, Squirrel, Squirrel MPEG, Twist 2, Aura, DiskMAGIC and more.
- Horizon West Productions - Producers of instructional videotapes.
- Imaginative Systems - Specializing in 3D graphics support, especially Lightwave.
- Innovative Digital Dynamics - Makers of the IDD Port Monitor and Pretium personal finace manager software.
- Intangible Assets Manufacturing - Specializing in Amiga networking and telecomunications headed by former Commodorian, Dale Larson. Very nice Web site! A CUCUG Preferred Vendor!
- Intrinsic Computers Systems - Featuring their Innovative Multimedia Expansion System
for A600/A1200/A4000 users. Enables you to connect up to 4 IDE devices.
- L@ Bine Productions - Multimedia developer, Amiga and Newtek dealer.
- Legendary Design Technologies - Software, hardware development, distribution, and manufacturing firm
featuring Address It!, dataTAX, dataMIX, Family Connections, JET for Flyer, Link It!, Maximum MODS, ProPics, SFX on CD-ROM, SCSI 4000 and more!
- MathVISION - Featuring MathVISION and Image Mirror (formerly Seven Seas Software).
- Matrix Productions - Software for Toaster production as well as an interactive video production hints and tips bulletin board service.
- MaxTrax - Commercial MIDI music driver for use in Amiga multimedia applications and games.
- Maxximum Video Creations - Amiga dealer in Boise, Idaho.
- MD+F Inc. - Makers of the SX Image Editor.
- MegageM Digital Media - Long-time Amiga products developer (FractalPro, NeuroPro, ScapeMaker, BarPro
bar-code systems, and many more) and Amiga/Newtek dealer.
- MicroTech - Broadcast-quality video editing and graphics systems located in Chicago, IL.
- MicroWorks - Specializing in desktop video and animation.
- Moebius Technologies - Featuring WWBBS an easy and configurable BBS using the ClassAct GUI system.
- Motion Effects - Animation and Compositing firm in New York.
- National Amiga - Company in Oakville, Ontario selling, servicing and supporting Amiga computers.
- NSDi - Network Solutions Development Inc. makers of AMITCP/IP.
- Nova Design, Inc. - Featuring ImageFX 2.1, a most-awesome image manipulation system. A CUCUG Preferred Vendor!
- Omnilink Corporation - Makers of Omnilink BBS.
- Opportunity With Learning - Amiga educational products including Physics Laboratory in Mechanics.
- Peterson Enterprises - Supporting C-Light, 3D imaging software package.
- Phantom Development - Makers of Digital Quill, a text editor written by Timothy Aston.
- Prolific - Prolific Inc.'s Schematic Capture and PCB Layout software for the Amiga.
- Pure Logic Software - Makers of On The Ball, the personal information manager.
- Questar Productions - World Construction Set, one of the most powerful computer landscape imaging programs available.
- RealSoft - Featuring Real 3D, a multi-platform rendering package.
- Safe Harbor - High quality mail-order company in Waukesha, WI.
- Scala Computer Television (USA) - Multimedia authoring, networked multimedia and interactive television.
- Scala Computer Television (Norway) - Scala's somewhat independant WWW pages in Norway.
- Seattle Lab - Commodore 64-S Emulator for MS-DOS machines (like your Bridgeboard).
- Sigmacom - Amiga hardware/software dealer in Australia with on-line ordering.
- Simila Soft - Amiga Internet connectivity and Bible studies.
- Software Express Mall - Order software over the net.
- Software Results - Featuring the GG2 Bus+ which allows you to use inexpensive ISA-bus interface cards in your Amiga.
- SoftWood - Venerable and respected Amiga software company famous for
Final Writer, Final Calc, Final Data, Phase5 Digital and Holiday Clip Art. Great stuff!
- Stylus - Home page for Stylus' ProVector the structured-drawing program for the Amiga.
- Syzygy Research & Technology - The Digital Universe, astronomy program.
- Team 17 - Latest news on Team 17 software, demos, hints, patches and much more.
- TFSnet - Amiga-oriented Internet provider.
- TVI Interactive Systems Inc. - Multimedia-based solutions.
- Ulti-Media Productions - Video production, corporate training, multi-media graphics & 3-D.
- VIDAMUS Multimedia - Amigatrading, construction of web-pages and education in Sweden.
- Viking Computers - Retail shop in Norwich, Norfolk (UK).
- Virtual Products - Makers of i-glasses--the virtual reality headset.
- VisionSoft - Direct sales of memory and Amiga hardware chips and parts.
- Visual Inspirations/Merlin's Software - Custom video and programming services and software for Lightwave/Flyer including
Control Tower, Visual FX, Surface Pro and more.
- Waterloo Maple - Makers of Maple a high-end mathematics package.
- Wave Systems - Amiga retail dealership and system consultants in San Diego, CA.
- Wonder Computers - Retail stores, software development, Internet provider and host of the World of Amiga show.
- Zipperware Amiga Store - Amiga mail-order company with online catalog.
- Xenolink BBS - Popular Amiga BBS package.
The Amiga Demo Scene
- alt.sys.amiga.demos FAQ - Learn about the demo scene.
- Auckland/Papa - Tons of Amiga demo-related files via FTP.
- General Info on the Scene - Explains what the demo scene is, what motivates people to take part in it and why events are organized.
- BlackBox Symposium 1996 - Info about the upcoming Amiga Falcon C64 Peece Party in Germany.
- The Party 95 - Demos to download and other info about "The Party 95".
- Planet Axis - Planet Axis, Homepage for the demo group, Axis with info and downloadable files.
- Crusaders - Sponsors of The Gathering demo party.
- Black Out - A new demo group just staring out.
- Complex - Nice, arty, graphically rich selections with info and downloads.
- Darkness - Sparsely populated homepage with member list.
- Digital - Group who sponsored the Digital Symposium '95 with a few demos to download.
- Dual Crew & Shining - Another demo group with a not-so-complete home page.
- EMBASSY - Info, pics, memberlist and list of creations (no download links).
- Epsilon - The Epsilon Coder Page, targeted at demo writers. Includes demo files and back issues of The Source a handy disk mag for coders.
- Fake - Small demo group, small page but includes downloadable demos.
- Honey - Minimal homepage featuring one release.
- Jewels - Another demo scene group.
- Jormas - Fun scene site of a group that does not take itself too seriously. Bunches of demos to download.
- Limited Edition - Information and member list.
- Maniacs - Information and member list.
- Mirage - Information about the group.
- Myth - Info and files.
- Nerve Axis - One of the oldest demo groups. Site includes info, member list and many downloadable selections.
- Noice - Info and a good selection of demo files to check out.
- The Party 1995 - The biggest annual Amiga demo scene event.
- Phantasm - Info and nice selection of demos to download.
- Pure Metal Coders - Some older selections to download.
- Purple Turtle - Demo group specializing in demos, music, pictures and doors for the Ami-Express BBS System.
- Rage Homepage - Demo group offers some of its "warez" (whatever that means).
- Ram Jam - Italian group with sparse home page.
- Rebels - Memberlist.
- Scoopex - Demo group with a nice directory of well-described, downloadable selections.
- Sharks - Web page under construction.
- Spaceballs - Demo group, history of releases and downloads.
- R.A.W. - The leading Amiga scene e-zine.
- SceneOnline - A guide to the Amiga Demo Scene
- Talent - One of Norway's most popular demo groups.
- The Black Lotus - Info and screenshots.
- Three Little Elks - Info and pics.
- WARD - Info, pics, members and a few demo files.
Amiga Telnet Gateways, BBSi and Online Services
- Telnet: Anything Goes! - BBS in Hawaii
- Telnet: Blue Moon - BBS in Buffalo, NY. Here's their homepage.
- Telnet: Compuserve - Access the grand-daddy of all BBSi via Telnet.
- Telnet: DeepWoods BBS - BBS in Elizabeth Vale, South Australia.
- Telnet: Eyes of Time - The Eyes of Time Amiga BBS. Here's their homepage.
- Telnet: The Flying Toaster - BBS in Pittsburg, PA
- Telnet: Freeport Cafe - BBS in Hamburg, Germany
- Telnet: Gnomes Guest House - BBS in San Jose, CA. Here's their home page.
- Telnet: Ground Zero - BBS in New Port Richey, FL
- Telnet: Helvetica - BBS in Switzerland catering to Amiga and XenoLink.
- Headgap BBS - Free BBS in western Tennessee with lots of files online.
- Telnet: Hotcity - BBS in San Jose, CA
- Telnet: Incubus - BBS in Wuerzburg, Germany
- Telnet: The Kobayashi Alternative - BBS in Maine
- Komet Box Lage - BBS in Lage, Germany.
- Telnet: Laserbase Communications - BBS in Austin, TX
- Last Tango - Large Amiga BBS in London, England (dialup only).
- Telnet: The NEW Graphics BBS - BBS with tons of graphics-related goodies. Here's their homepage.
- Telnet: OpenLibrary - BBS operated by Richard Rauch in Kansas.
- Telnet: Principle of Obscurity - BBS in Chicago, IL.
- Telnet: Portal - One of the biggest Amiga-oriented online services. Includes The Amiga Zone, moderated by industry legend Harv Laser.
- Telnet: Proton Palace Professional - BBS in Canada.
- Telnet: Puerta Online BBS - BBS Green Bay, WI. Here's their homepage.
- Telnet: The Stormfront BBS - BBS in Spokane, WA
- Telnet: Terra-Firma BBS - Vancouver, BC, Canada
- TRIBAL BBS - Big BBS in Langenfeld, Duesseldorf, Germany (dialup only).
Commodore and Amiga Usergroups
- Amicus - Poughkeepsie, NY
- Amiga Atlanta - Atlanta, GA
- Amiga Butte User Group (ABUG) - Paradise, CA.
- The Amiga Central Ohio Network - Columbus, OH
- Amiga Club of Santa Maria and Orcutt (AMICOSMO) - Santa Maria, CA
- Amiga User Group - Sweden - Sweden
- Amiga Users of Calgary - Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- AMiga USers Eastside (AMUSE) - Bellevue, WA
- Amiga Users At Finland (Suomen Amiga-kättäjät) - Vantaa, Finland
- Amigos - Danish Amiga user group - Aalborg, Denmark. Sponsors of Workshop '96 to be held April 4-7 in Denmark.
- Amuse - New York Amiga Users Group - New York, NY
- Ayrshire Amiga Society - Ayrshire, Strathclyde, Scotland
- The Association of Computer and Modem Enthusiasts - Northeastern WI
- Cedar Valley Commodore Users Group - Waterloo, IA
- Champaign-Urbana Commodore Users Group - Champaign-Urbana, IL
- Commodore Users of Edmonton - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- Eastern Suburbs Eighty Users Group (ESEUG) - Victoria, Australia
- Gateway Amiga Club - St, Louis, MO
- Commodore Users Group Of Nova Scotia - Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Gainesville Amiga Networking Group (GANG) - Gainesville, FL
- London and Region Amiga Users (LaRAU) - London, Ontario, Canada
- Lightwave (Toaster) Users Page - Baltimore, MD
- Long Island Media Group - Lightwave support off the coast of New York.
- Mid America Computer Enthusiasts (MACE) - Wichita, KS
- Metroplex Commodore Computer Club - Bedford, TX
- Mount Forest User Group - Ontario, Canada
- Northwest Amiga Group - Portland, OR
- Oklahoma Amiga Computer EnthusiastS - Oklahoma City, OK
- Palouse Amiga Novices Developers Artists - Moscow, ID
- Rocky Mountain Amiga User's Group (RMAU) - Denver, CO
- Sacramento Amiga Computer Club (SACC) - Sacramento, CA
- Saku: Finnish Amiga Users' Association - Finland
- Salinas Monterey Amiga User's Group (SMAUG) - Pacific Grove, CA
- Saskatoon Amiga Users Group (SAUG) - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
- South Muskoka Amiga Users Group (SMAUG) - Muskoka, Ontario, Canada
- Tampa Bay Amiga Group (TBAG) - Land O' Lakes, FL
- UNIT Amiga User Group - Trondheim, Norway
- University of Nebraska at Omaha Amiga Group - Omaha, NE
- Washington Area Computer Users Group - Washington, DC
A more complete text listing of other Commodore and Amiga users groups can
be found in our listing of other user groups.
Please advise us of any updates to this list.
Other Amiga Web Destinations
- AID HomePage - Meeting point between good programmers and good ideas.
- Amiga + CDROM Home Page - Support for CDROMs. Includes a huge database with info about over 240 CD-ROMs that work with the Amiga.
- Amiga CD Zone - New CD releases, software reviews and hardware tips.
- Amiga Programmers Web Site - Programming sites and info maintained by Mark Tiffany.
- #Amiga - About the #Amiga IRC channel.
- #AmigaCafe - About the #AmigaCafe IRC channel, a bit more of a laid-back crowd than #Amiga.
- #AmigaGER - About the German Amiga IRC channel.
- Amiga Channel - The first WWW page about Amiga in Spain.
- Amiga Developer Project - Italian developer page.
- Amiga Home Page - Lots of info and links.
- Amiga Main Internet List - Listing of many software authors and commercial companies supporting the Amiga.
- Amiga Radiologist - Devoted to radiology education using the Amiga. Cool site!
- Amiga Resource Page - A homepage sponsored by Internet Direct.
- Amiga Users Page - A listing of Amiga users world wide.
- Amigas on the Internet - Amigas used as servers on the Internet.
- The Amigas at NVG - Amigas on the net and other info.
- Dan Barrett's Home Page - Lots of fun stuff from that BLAZEMONGER guy.
- Robert Batina's Home Page - Tons of varied fare including Roberto's Amigatized Tunes--a collection of original MED songs.
- Blitz Basic 2 Information Centre - Includes info on Blitz Basic 2 from Mark Tiffany.
- Hans Blom's Homepage - Includes animations and raytraces.
- CD-Rom Klubben Online - Norwegian CD-Rom club specializing in CD32 and Amiga disks for members to exchange.
- Columbo - Amiga-dedicated site for AmigaDOS-GNU Project, AmigOS Project and all Unix-like OSes for the Amiga.
- Comp.sys.amiga.announce - Announcement newsgroup moderated by Dan Zerkle.
- Les Dietz - Gallery of pictures featuring Rachael Raccoon.
- Digital Art Gallery - Collection of fine, digital art by Rob Boyd.
- Distinctive Design - Images and objects for artists and renderers.
- Famous Amiga Uses - List of famous Amiga uses compiled by David Tiberio.
- Funny Stories - The lighter side of the Amiga; humorous happenings and jovial jocularity.
- GamaSoft - Dedicated to the commerce of information for all Amiga users interested in Custom Graphics fields.
- GAUHPIL - The Geographical Amiga Users Home Page.
- German Amiga Mall - Index of German Amiga vendors and resellers sponsored by Verlag Gabriele Lechner.
- GLAMIND - GLobal AMigas on the INternet Directory.
- Steve Gowdy - Very well-done, content-rich Amiga home page.
- John Gray - Music compositions in .midi format available online created using DMusic 2.0.
- Amiga in Graz - Information about Graz, Austria and its local Amiga scene.
- Guide to Amiga-CDROMs - Information about more than 288 Amiga CDROMs. Updated frequently.
- Dave Haynie - Info page about one of the most famous of the ex-Commodore designers.
- Hazard's Amiga Page - Some sounds, pics and mods.
- Torsten Hiddessen - Raytracing and backgrounds.
- Home of Amiga - The Amiga home page in Poland.
- How to get those old Amiga games working! - The definitive reference to Amiga game compatibility! By Gerald Yuen.
- Hungarian Home of Amiga - The Amiga home page in Hungary.
- International Amiga Users Group - User group listings and other information.
- jOnKO's mAskIn - Nicely done homepage looks like Workbench.
- IPISA - Italian Programmers' Meeting for Amiga Development.
- Val Kartchner's Amiga Page - More links and rumors.
- Alan Mackey - Various samples of original Amiga cartoon artwork.
- Rainbow of Chaos - Amiga artist's gallery.
- ROBOFLIGHT - Mpegs and info on ROBOFLIGHT, a Sci-Fi Channel film featuring Amiga generated graphics and special effects.
- Eric Schwartz - Guide to many of Eric Schwartz's animations and links to easily download them (maintained by Mark Rigby-Jones).
- Six Mile High - Popular Australian band (formerly Yummy Fur) which uses Amigas for music production.
- Ian Smith - Info and tools for rendering, texture mapping, Imagine 3D and ImageMaster R/T.
- Sparkey's Home Page - MotionCLIPS CD-ROM developer's home page. A collection of "moving clipart".
- Spock's Logical Amiga Page - Pictures of various Amiga models.
- Spumoni Land - Nick 'Spumoni' Verenini's experimental http server running on an Amiga. Includes the Workbench Snapshot Page.
- User Groups - CUCUG's comprehensive listing of Commodore Users Groups.
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