

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 Homepage - The official Web site for Amiga Technologies GmbH.
Amiga Technologies News - The Amiga Web Directory's exclusive collection of the latest news, press releases, rumors and other current information about the Amiga.
- VIScorp - The company planning to buy Amiga Technologies. Home page under construction.
VIScorp Stock Watch - Latest information about VIScorp stock price, history, trading volume, etc. Courtesy of the Security APL Quote Server provided by The PAWWS Financial Network.
QuikPak - QuikPak is currently providing distribution services and support for all Amiga Technologies products in North America.
- Amiga Technologies Dealer Info - Official Amiga Technologies page featuring world-wide Amiga dealer listings and dealers with a presence on the WWW.
Amiga Support and Updates - Official software support pages for Amiga Technologies' online packages. Good, useful stuff.
- Amiga Dealer List - Another listing of Amiga dealers worldwide. From Amiga Report Magazine.
- Amiga Dealers - This shorter list of dealers includes email addresses and URLs when available.
- Amiga Technologies Information - Official Information about Amiga Technologies, from Gilles Bourdin, Company Spokesman.
- Amiga "Back for the Future" Poster - A collection of Jpeg files (courtesy, Harv Laser) of the famous, new Amiga poster and slogan.
- Amiga Surfer Screen Shots - Screen shots of the new Amiga Surfer software AMFTP, AMIRC, Mindwalker (web browser) and Voodo (e-mail client).
- AMILOGO.JPG (56K) - The new, official logo for the Amiga from Amiga Technologies.
- A1200.JPG (102K) - Scanned pic of A1200.
- A4000T.JPG (94K) - Scanned pic of A4000T.
- M1438S.JPG (91K) - Scanned pic of M1438S monitor.
- Amiga Convention '96 - Official info about the Amiga Convention '96 which will take place at Montreal, Canada in August. Here's the press release text.
- Amiga Convention '96 - Another info page about the Amiga Convention '96 in Montreal.
- Kleines AMIGA-Quiz - Take a quiz about the Amiga (German-only, for now). From Dr. K at Amiga Technologies.
- Amiga Questionaire - Fill it out and let VIScorp know what YOU want them to do with the Amiga!
- ESCOM Germany Page - The parent company of Amiga Technologies.
- ESCOM International Home Page - Interface to all Escom homepages world wide.
Amiga Technologies News
- 20 Jul 96 - phase 5 Announces the CyberVision64/3D New-Generation Graphics Board - German hardware manufacturer plans to release a new Zorro II/III board based on S3's Virge 3-D chip.
- 15 Jul 96 - Escom Files for Bankruptcy - Escom will apparently file for actual bankruptcy, the AP reports.
- 10 Jul 96 - Escom Stock Trading Under Investigation - An unusually high number of Escom stock trades has caught the attention of German officials.
- 05 Jul 96 - Escom Files for Protection from Creditors - Fierce competition, a slow market and a loss of investor confidence have forced Escom to seek protection from its creditors.
- 28 Jun 96 - VIScorp and Emerson Radio Corp. Sign Letter of Intent - Emerson will have the North and South American exclusive distribution and sales rights to VIScorp's interactive Internet television set-top device.
- 25 Jun 96 - ESCOM AG sells Amiga Technologies GmbH to VIScorp - The official press release from VIScorp and Amiga Technologies about the long-awaited sale.
- 24 Jun 96 - VIScorp Finalizes Deal to Buy Amiga Technologies - The Wall Street Journal announced that the deal would be for $40 million in cash and stock.
- 21 Jun 96 - VIScorp Values the Amiga - VIScorp is not amused by recent developments in the third-party scene regarding Amiga ROMs.
- 13 Jun 96 - VIScorp Establishes World Wide Web Site - It was a slow news day in Chicago. (But we think they actually mention the Amiga Web Directory!)
- 02 Jun 96 - VIScorp's Toulouse Gathering - As reported by David Rosen, Vice President, Business Development for VIScorp.
- 29 May 96 - VIScorp Adds Three New Directors to the Board - A press release from the 16th regarding new board members at VIScorp.
- 26 May 96 - VIScorp IRC Conference Announced - Tune into channel #VIScorp on May 31st at 22:00 GMT (6:00pm EDT) and talk to VIScorp.
- 25 May 96 - phase 5 Answers Comments Made by Dave Haynie - We received this message from Wolf Dietrich, General Manager of phase 5 digital products, in regards to recent comments made by Dave Haynie (see below).
- 25 May 96 - Report: VISCORP Meeting, 19 May Toulouse - News from the recent meeting in France as reported by eyewitness Christophe Decanini.
- 23 May 96 - Comments From Dave Haynie on the Current Situation - Former Commodore veteran makes an assesment of the current Amiga situation in this Brian Sorli interview.
- 22 May 96 - Aminet is the World's Largest Archive - A little history and a look at the future of Aminet by Urban D. Mueller as it hits the 30,000 file mark!
- 22 May 96 - Miller Freeman Acquires AMG Media - New company purchases Video Toaster User, LIGHTWAVEPRO, and Alpha Visual FX graphics-oriented print magazines.
- 22 May 96 - Bill Buck's Speech at Toulouse - Opening remarks from the CEO of VIScorp at the Amiga meeting held Sunday in France.
- 21 May 96 - Visual Inspirations Contest - Visual Inspirations is holding a LightWave 3D contest with prizes valued at over $600 dollars.
- 15 May 96 - PowerUp - The Next Generation - phase 5 Digital Products announces an Amiga-OS-compatible computer for 1997.
- 15 May 96 - Eagle Computer Products to Make A4000 TE - Amiga Technologies has licensed Eagle Computer Products to make an exclusive version of the A4000 called the A4000 TE.
- 10 May 96 - VIScorp Invites Amiga Community to Attend Meeting - Official VIScorp press release about the upcoming meeting in Toulouse France on May 19.
- 09 May 96 - IRC Conference Transcript: Carl Sassenrath and Jim Goodnow - IRC conference held on 08 May 96 with VIScorp's Carl Sassenrath, Director of Software and Jim Goodnow, Senior Software Engineer. This is the "long" version.
- 08 May 96 - New Amiga 17-inch Monitor Announced - New 17-inch monitor designed specifically for the Amiga. Finally!
- 08 May 96 - New Amiga 15-inch Monitor Announced - New 15-inch monitor designed specifically for the Amiga.
- 06 May 96 - Amiga Magazin Interviews Petro Tyschtschenko - Amiga Technologies president talks positively about the proposed sale of AT to VIScorp and makes some other new revelations.
- 04 May 96 - More About the SMG Story - More background on the SMG story with new comments from Amiga Technologies and Service Management Group. Did they quit or were they fired?
- 04 May 96 - Anti Gravity Products Counters SMG's Claims About Amiga Technologies - And gets a few digs in at SMG, at the same time.
- 04 May 96 - VIScorp Announces Amiga Meeting in Europe - VIScorp officials invite Amiga users, vendors, retailers, developers and press to a meeting in Toulouse, France on May 19th. Here's the info in French, German, Portuquese and Spanish.
- 29 Apr 96 - SMG Exits the Amiga Market - Tortured, ominous message from Service Management Group about their leaving the Amiga market.
- 29 Apr 96 - Amiga Show 1996 in Brussels - Amiga Technologies will have a booth at the upcoming show in Brussels.
- 28 Apr 96 - VIScorp Memo to Developers and Users - VIScorp asks for input from Amiga Developers and Users.
- 26 Apr 96 - VIScorp Purchased By BLAZEMONGER INCORPORATED - A tongue-in-cheek reflection on all of the recent hubbub surrounding the Amiga.
- 25 Apr 96 - Press Conference Cancelled - Brief message regarding the rescheduling of the Amiga Technologies/VIScorp press conference.
- 25 Apr 96 - VIScorp Developer Support - VIScorp CEO Bill Buck invites Amiga developers to contact them regarding future ideas and cooperation.
- 19 Apr 96 - VISCORP and AMIGA: The Phoenix Strategy - Official pronouncement from VIScorp regarding the potential purchase of the Amiga from Escom.
- 16 Apr 96 - Petro Tyschtschenko Speech, April 13 1996 - Amiga Technologies president gives an official view of the pending sale of AT.
- 14 Apr 96 - VIScorp Official Backs the Amiga - Brief but positive comments made by Carl Sassenrath, Director of Software for VIScorp.
- 11 Apr 96 - VIScorp to buy Amiga Technologies - Press release from VIScorp, about their intention to purchase Amiga Technologies.
- 11 Apr 96 - Amiga Technologies to be Sold - Escom will sell-off its Amiga Technologies unit to Chicago, IL-based VIScorp.
- 30 Mar 96 - Terminus Dead - Apparently official word on the demise of the Terminus modem terminal program by Jack Radigan.
- 28 Mar 96 - Manfred Schmitt Quits - Helmut Jost to take over as CEO of Escom AG.
- 24 Mar 96 - Project Walker - Yes, it's the official (albeit somewhat lighthearted) Amiga Technologies 'Walker' page complete with links to normal user web pages (as seen below).
- 19 Mar 96 - Project Walker - Yet another web page with Walker 1200 pics, specs and info.
- 18 Mar 96 - Iomega Press Release - Zip drives hit a million units, Escom now to include Zip drives in machines. Hey AT: how about an Amiga with a built-in Zip!
- 18 Mar 96 - Walker Project Information - Another quick WWW page on the Walker prototype. Pics, specs and IRC transcripts.
- 18 Mar 96 - Walker FAQ - Questions and answers about the new Amiga Technologies Walker 1200 prototype.
- 17 Mar 96 - Dave Haynie Conference - Former Commodore Wiz discusses the Amiga, past, present and future in an online conference on March 6, 1996.
- 16 Mar 96 - Amiga Convention '96 - Official info about the Amiga Convention '96 which will take place at Montreal, Canada in August.
- 16 Mar 96 - Siemens Buys Part of Vobis and Escom - Euro-giant, Siemens tries to reduce expenses by partnering with Escom and Vobis.
- 16 Mar 96 - Escom Faces Tough Competition in Europe - PC price wars and increased non-European competition plague Escom's bottom line.
- 8 Mar 96 - ESCOM Increases Share Capital - Financial announcement about ESCOM from Amiga Technologies.
- 5 Mar 96 - New Amigas at Cebit - Amiga Technologies announces that two, new Amigas will be shown at Cebit: the Amiga Surfer (see below) and a new, 680EC30/40 Amiga.
- 27 Feb 96 - Phase 5 PowerUp - Unconfirmed, translated details of the PowerUp (PowerPC/Amiga) program of phase 5.
- 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 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) lots of great info especially for beginners. By Ignaz Kellerer.
The AMIGA Computer - A well-done introduction to the Amiga and a recent historical time-line of events.
- Amiga Online Reference Manual - Amiga/Toaster Reference Manual v4 from AREA52. Includes an extensive FAQ section, dictionary of computer terms, full AmigaDOS reference, Lightwave 3D reference, the List of Famous Amiga Uses as compiled by David Tiberio, and more!
- Amiga User Browser Survey - Very revealing real-time stats from David Tiberio's WWW site showing which browsers Amiga users are using.
- Ami-Sci - Mailing list dedicated to discussion of the Amiga for scientific applications.
- Amiga Networking FAQ - All about connecting to the outside world.
- Other Amiga FAQs - Additional FAQs.
- Amiga Manuals - Collection of doc files for hundreds of applications/hardware.
- Amiga PowerPC Information Compilation - Nice selection of material designed to acquaint Amiga users with the PowerPC.
- Amiga Related Books FAQ - Great reading and reference material to peruse.
- alt.sys.amiga.demos FAQ - Learn about the demo scene.
- Amiga Translators' Organization - Organization devoted to translating programs. Nice service!
- The Amiga Locale Home Page - A central clearing house for translating Amiga applications into different languages. Includes mailing list.
- Amiga Mailing Lists - Subscribe to newsletters, questions & answers and other specialized info delivered regularly and automatically to you via email!
- Amiga Usenet Newsgroups - Interface to tons of Amiga Usenet newsgroups from around the world.
- Amiga White Pages - Listing of email addresses for Amiga information/product providers. By David Tiberio.
- AMITCP/IP FAQ - AmiTCP/IP Frequently Asked Questions.
- AMJAT - A service based in Japan which is translating many Amiga Web Resources into Japanese, including the Amiga Technologies site.
- Famous Amiga Uses - Places and people that have used the Amiga for presentations, many of which you can visit and see for yourself! Written by David Tiberio.
- The Jargon File - Comprehensive compendium of hacker slang.
- Kainaw's Amiga Internet Guide - Everything you need to get your Amiga connected to the 'net.
- Lynn's Amiga Page - Information about the Amiga Developer's Environment (code porting project), reviews and other good techie info.
- Meeting Pearls III - Info and docs from the CD.
- Peta's Amiga Page - How to connect an Amiga to the net.
- Reviews - Hardware and Software reviews written by users.
- Reviews by Carl Chavez - Game reviews that have been published in various magazines.
Games Reviews - Very well done reviews of some recent PD/Shareware games (with nice, graphical rating scores) posted on Aminet.
- REXX Information - Information about the REXX programming language.
- REXX Information - REXX programming (from IBM, but it's still a decent source).
- Somethings About Amiga - Amiga hardware and software information in Chinese.
- Software Support List - Listing of supported software maintained by Christopher Potter.
- The Tao of DataTypes - Comprehensive compendium of information about Amiga datatype files.
- Tomahawk's Amiga Page - Info and history of the Amiga.
- Unofficial History of the Amiga - Year-by-year history of the Amiga.
- VirusHelp The Netherlands - Project to track all known virii. Includes the VirusScanList.
- Z.L.M. CoNCePT's Product Tests - Results of software and hardware tests provided by Pierre Cadeot. Written in French.
Amiga File Collections for Downloading
Aminet, the Mother of all Amiga Archives - Over 30,000 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 (plaza.aarnet.edu.au) - FTP-only interface.
- Australia (ftp.livewire.com.au) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Austria (www.giga.or.at) - Partial mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Czech Republic (amiga.chemi.muni.cz) - Partial mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Denmark (sunsite.auc.dk) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- France (sunsite.cnam.fr) - FTP-only interface.
- France (Aminet.grolier.fr) - Full mirror, 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.
- Hungary (ftp.iit.uni-miskolc.hu) - Partial mirror, full WWW interface.
- Italy (ftp.unina.it) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files. Also, supports FTP by email--now you can download without ftp access. Just send a message with the commands 'help' and 'quit' on separate lines in the body of a message to ftpmail@ftp.unina.it and you'll be mailed full docs.
- Portugal (ftp.ua.pt) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- Spain (ftp.gui.uva.es) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Sweden (ftp.luth.se) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Switzerland (is.eunet.ch) - Partial mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files (broken?).
- Switzerland (ftp.dolphins.ch) - FTP-only interface.
- UK (src.doc.ic.ac.uk) - Partial mirror, older WWW interface. List of recent files.
- USA, AZ (ftp.amigalib.com) - Full mirror, FTP-only interface.
- USA, MO (ftp.wustl.edu) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. The main Aminet site. List of recent files.
- USA, WI (netnet.aminet.org) - Full mirror, full WWW interface. List of recent files.
- USA, WI (www.wit.com) - Partial mirror, FTP-only interface.
- Aminet Global File Server - Very cool tool for web page maintainers and software authors. Just send this script a filename/path on Aminet, and it will display a list of links to that file on every Aminet server. Here's an example of how it works. Written by David Tiberio.
- Germany - Aminet Gateway - Custom front end to many Aminet sites. Includes nice Search and Recent Files functions.
- Albert's Ambry - Shareware search engine covering many platforms. You can customize your own searches and register software though the web site.
- 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.
Amigasupport.com - A very well done collection of Amiga Internet applications and utilities as well as other info presented by Robinson Consulting, a Canadian Internet provider.
- Aminet Programmers Index - Its goal is to catalog author information ("interviews") along with Aminet files.
- AMosaic FTP Site - Amosaic and various support files.
- Jack Andrew's MODs - A collection of MOD music 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 Domain - Alternate interface to access game files on Aminet. Here's the UK Mirror.
- 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).
- Kinetic Images - Offering a collection of FREE Imagine objects for your rendering pleasure!
- The MOD Page - All about MOD music files and a collection to download.
- More Amiga Stuff - Maintained by Anthony Fiarito.
- NetAppList - Handy collection of net applications.
- Nick's WWW Archive - A collection of Croatian shareware programs from Aminet.
- PackMAN / P.U.R.I.T.Y. - German disk collection supporting Pascal programs, libraries, tip and tricks and tools.
- Rip City - Tons of music files "ripped" from popular games.
- shareware.com - Another multi-platform, mega-index with alternative search tools.
- Sidewinder's MOD Page - Lots of good info about MOD music files and a collection of Sidewinder's own musical creations ready-to-download.
- 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
Demos and Hacks
Disk and System Utilities
Emulators and Unnatural OS
Games and Entertainment
Graphics and Tools
Icons and Tools
Productivity Applications
Programmer and Developer Tools
Sound and Music
Telecom and Networking
World Wide Web
- Don't miss our special section The Amiga Demo Scene, a place where you'll find oodles of Amiga demo groups!
- Thomas Landspurg - VectorBalls, PoiPoi, Trip To Mars, AmiGlobe and others.
- Mark Rigby-Jones - Workbench Eyes and Workbench Atoms.
- SpeakTime - CLI tool to cause the speak device to speak the current time.
- ADash - Modular screen blanker, program dock and general utility. By Robert Vreeland Jr.
- The Amiga Replacement OS Project - Revamping the Amiga OS.
- AmigaNCP - AmigaOS to Psion-S3/S3a palmtop computer link software package.
- Aric R. Caley - Support page for many programs including Trashmaster and Guidemaster.
- Dominic Clifton - Many utilities including AFCopy, IDE2AMI, Associate and many more!
- Convaski - A text conversion utility. Site also includes another eyewitness report on the Toulouse meeting.
Crown - Includes cddagui and HTML.dopus5.
- Leo Davidson - Leo 'Nudel' Davidson, Gods'Gift Utilities. Utilities for Directory Opus 5, AmiExpress BBS, WB-Pics, and humor.
Adam Dawes - Featuring CacheFont, Lumberjack, UUhx, MenuBuilder and more.
- DeArchive - Batch de-archiver able to handle LHA/LZH and ZIP archives.
- Digital Innovations - Programming team brings you MagicClock, Lupe, MouseCase and DCoMMB.
- Lars Eilebrecht - DoIcon, ShadowStart and MagicLocker.
- Holger Engels - ClipMaster and Amiga Security.
- Executive - UNIX-like task scheduler.
- Marat Fayzullin - DashBoard, SuperDashBoard and Protector.
FindItGui - Configureable file finder uses BGUI for a nice look/feel. Written by Michael Griggs.
- Salim Gasmi - ClassAction recognizes ANY file format and performs actions on it.
Gabriele Greco - Software support page features AmiMUD, Virus Scanner, PictureDB, GG AreaStat and GG Tools.
- HaVoC - Featuring HaVoC Rainbows and IFF to ASCII.
- HDOff - A program for the A600/A1200 and A4000 to stop the HD motor by Gideon Zenz.
- Magnus Holmgren - ReqChange, ReqTools, Visage and more!
- Ketil Hunn - AmigaCue, EasyRexx and Recall.
- IBMConv - A deluxe text file format converter written by Dave Trollope.
- KingCON - Enhanced console-handler with tons of neat features written by David Larsson.
- Paul Kolenbrander - SystemInformation, ScanGuide and Split & Join.
- Holger Kruse - ReOrg, ReOrgAFS and FFS2AFS.
- Rask Lambertsen - Author of SmartCopy, an intelligent program to copy/move files to multiple volumes.
- Thomas Landspurg - SuperDark, nicely done screen blanker package.
- Jorgen Larsen - DaLastAlert, DirRector, DApplauncher and DaWormy.
John Urban Lindeskog - Guard, LogServer, RexxSkeleton, Filter, Welcome and RexxCD a CDDA player with the unique feature of synchronized lyrics.
- Lockpick - Parameter-based disk copier has 504 parameters. By Tony Bybell.
- Dave Lomax - Author of MS-DOS, a set of DOS-like shell commands and FixZappo, which fixes a bug in early Zappo drives.
- MBench - Promising, yet unreleased replacement/enhancement for Workbench by Mark Hewitt.
- MCP - Master Control Program, a multifunction commodity replaces several tools in a better way.
- Nick's Amiga Page - ExtraInfo, ShellBench, FileView, PopFile, Dragon, BouncyWorld and more!
- NecCDTool - Utility to control NEC SCSI-I CD-ROMs by Ola Lidholm.
- One - Featuring BetterStartup.
- Marcin Orlowski - Featuring W.F.M.H. LocalePL, Asl.library, Max Manager, SaveNames, MAX-FileGuide, CheckFileAttr and more.
- Raymond Penners - Phonebill and ScreenWizard.
- Point Page - EGSA2410Driver for the A2410 Tiga Board.
- RO - MUI-based, Intuition-controlled, fully user-configurable file manager. Written by Oliver Rummeyer.
- Angela Schmidt - DisKey, pattern.library, Kiskometer, CDWrite-Relabel and RDB-Salv.
Silicon Based Life - Includes BigTime, a multi-faced Workbench clock as well as SetIcon, SLB_Eyes and Cookie.
- SnoopDOS - Utility by Eddy Carroll allows you to monitor a variety of system operations.
- StartMenu - Clone of the Windows '95 taskBar program by John Corigliano.
- David "Swaz" Swasbrook - SwazBlanker a modular screen blanker and Homer a talking and animated pointer eyes.
- Taskbar - A Windows 95 Taskbar clone (file and program selector) by Robert Ennals.
- ToolManager - Add menu items to the "Tools" menu, add Workbench icons or dock windows. Written by Stefan Becker.
- Virus Help Team DK - Dedicated to fight the spread of the computer virus on the Amiga.
- WBStart - A program to emulate the Workbench's method of starting programs. Written by Stefan Becker.
- Bert Wynants - Freeware utilities including AKeys, Backup, BumpRevision, Convert, TIFFView, TIFFDT and Trashit.
- Yass - Screen/window selector written by Albert Schweizer.
- Christian Bauer - Author of Frodo, a C64 emulator and ShapeShifter, a Mac emulator. (Here's a screenshot!)
- FMSX Amiga - Amiga port of the Unix fMSX MSX computer emulator.
- House of Amiga for Windows - A work-in-process Microsoft Windows emulator for the Amiga.
- Linux 68k - POSIX, a Unix-like clone for 680x0 machines.
- NetBSD - Info about NetBSD, a Unix-like operating system. Also see the official NetBSD Amiga FTP site at ftp.uni-regensburg.de.
- PC-Task - Software-only, PC-compatible emulator runs MS-Dos programs on your Amiga.
- SerialBusEmu - Emulates C64 serial bus devices on the Amiga.
- ShapeShifter - Fantastic software-only Macintosh emulator. Web page by Jonathan Gapen.
- UAE - The Unusable Amiga Emulator - Amiga Emulator for Unix machines with X (a work in progress).
- ZXAM - Shareware Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48k emulator.
- Amiga Formula One Grand Prix Page - Software support for all F1GP utilities and patches, F1GP competitions as well as Amiga and F1 links.
- A.N.G.L.E. - Amiga Net Games for Light Enternaiment a programming group working on games you can play over the Internet including Portal, a fantasy role-playing game.
Argus - Fast paced, vertical-scrolling, shoot-em-up, space-fighter-pilot game written by Craig Burlock.
- BFB Team - RGAE, the ultimate NETHACK-type game. Also includes a listing of assembler commands.
- Bitmap Brothers - Legendary software house of many Amiga classics including Speedball 1&2, Gods and The Chaos Engine.
- Battle Of the Master Bombers (BOMB) - Widescreen "Dynablaster" clone with serial-link play from Silicon Circus.
- Blastmaster 2000 - Unusual, leveled shoot-em-up game by Kor Nielsen.
- Breed 96 - A mix of Dune II, Sim City, and empire building by Damian Tarnawsky.
- Capital Punishment - Blood, gore and guts beat-'em-up game from clickBOOM.
- Croak II - Amphibian migration simulation written by Selwyn Stevens.
- Dark Unicorn Productions - Shareware programming group responsible for Scorched Tanks, TomCat, Psycho Squares Deluxe and more.
- Fields of Battle - Exciting strategic warfare game, with the First World War as its starting point. From Bevelstone Production. A CUCUG Preferred Vendor!
- Fields of Vision - Software group features T-Racer and Breathless games.
- Full Motion Video - Murder a video-interactive mystery (35MB!)
- Gilbo's Games - A full disk of games featuring Infection, EV, MegaSquad and 4 others.
- Chris Gregan (Paranoid) - Shareware game developer features M*A*S*H II and WARHEAD.
- Hyperion - Swedish programming group responsible for Demons of Darkness, Space Escape, Monster Maze and others.
- KeyBang Software - KeyBang and ArtBang.
- Mantisoft - Some great Amiga games: FlipOver, SubSim, PacWar, Mines, and TheGrid.
- Dave May - airTaxi.
- MooseDrive - Fun racing game with a virtual, scrolling track.
- Net Hack - Single-player dungeon simulation for multiple platforms including the Amiga.
Silicon Based Life - Includes AGA_Atomz, Plato, Piper, Cracked, Siltris, Tetrapuz, Slider and Snake.
- Netrek - Trog's guide to the multi-player, networked, space combat game.
- Power Programs - Breakout, bust-the-wall-down game.
- Sirius Design - Featuring Vagabond Chess and more.
- Synthesis Software - KnightsQuest and Hawk.
- WBGames - Six simple games which can be played on any public screen: Tetris, Columns, 15, Minesweeper, Boxman, and Boulder.
- AmiFIG - Vector based drawing tool by Andreas Schmidt derived from the Unix program XFig.
- AutoPEG - Background JPEG decompression program by John Corigliano.
- ChaosPro - Multi-Window fractal generator.
- Clouds - Graphical rendering for cloud images by Krzysztof Kobus.
- CyberGraphX Supportive Software - Centralized listing of Amiga software which specifically supports the Cybergraphics video standard. Maintained by Kane Peterson.
- CyberGraphics Compatibility Charts - Another listing of programs known to support the CyberGraphics standard from Bevelstone.
- Andy Dean - Author of ImageStudio and TextureStudio, two well-done image manipulation programs.
- Image Engineer - 24-bit image processor by Simon Edwards.
- MainConcept - Featuring MainActor, a sophisticated animation package.
- mathX - Mathematical graphing software package for Amiga (formerly Graph2D).
- SuperView - Graphics viewer, converter and screen grabber by Andreas Kleinert.
- Terje Pedersen - Xanim, Xv, Xfig, Fractint and more.
- RayLab - Freeware ray tracer available for the Amiga and other platforms written by Marcus Geelnard.
- RayStorm - Shareware ray tracer available for the Amiga and other platforms written by Andreas Heumann and Mike Hesser.
- wfmhcybergfx_r3d.library - Allows you to render 24/16/15 bits directly in a Real3D edit window.
- Ben Rogers - Author of IconAdder, AppTrashcan and Quote.
Chad Randall - Featuring Iconian, Picticon and PlayKiSS.
- AlphaSpell - Multilingual spelling checker.
- AmiBroker - Stock charting/analysis program for the Amiga featuring extensive list of features by Tomasz Janeczko.
- amiCheck - Checkbook/finance manager software product. Download latest version and other free utilities from the author, Doug Dyer.
- Morten Amundsen - Featuring Arud Converter V2.3, Finetastic Shop Demo, SOX-GUI, Spell-O-Rama, SmallClock V3.91, AddIcon, Blanker and StripCR.
- Black's Editor - A powerful, user-friendly, very configureable text editor written by Marco Negri.
- Bug Free Development - Featuring CheckItOut!, a personal finance management application and Stocks, a technical investment analysis tool. A CUCUG Preferred Vendor!
- DDLI - Duniho and Duniho Life Pattern Indicator, psychology testing program by Fergus Duniho.
DITO - Very flexible vocabulary system for Amiga written by Dirk Holtwick.
- EasyVideo - VHS video cassette management/database software from Jörg Trahm.
- EdWord Professional - Powerful and versatile text editor with a wide range of facilities by Martin Reddy.
- Emacs - Venerable text editor.
- EqEd - Equation editor written by Brian Aagaard Petersen.
- Figlet - A very neat, little program to make big, font-specific ASCII text.
- FrexxEd - Highly configureable shareware text editor for the Amiga written by Daniel Stenberg and Kjell Ericson. Web page by Jesper Skov.
- Kai Hofmann - Calendar Project, Date Library, Text Engine, SGMLS and others.
- KingFisher - Special purpose database tool by