This weekend at the Italien Pianeta Amiga 2003 fair AmigaOS4 is being publicly demoed running on AmigaOne hardware for the first time. You can view an actual AmigaOS4 screenshot here at the AmigaWorld.net portal. Hyperion will also attend the upcoming Benelux Amiga Show planned for the 4th and 5th of October in Rotterdam. Some videos of AmigaOS4 running on the AmigaOne from the show
have now been uploaded here and here.
Some first pictures of the soon to be released Mini-ITX form factor AmigaOne PPC board have been released here.
A round up of recent AmigaOS4 news: Pagestream to support AmigaOS4, AOS4 Tour goes downunder and Amiga recently released another CAM article "ExecSG in detail: Memory"
written by Thomas Frieden of Hyperion.
Session 19 of the Fortnightly Questions and Answers sessions with Amiga's Chief Technology Officer Fleecy Moss are now online. On other Amiga news, AmigaWorld reviews the download edition of the first Amiga Anywhere Entertainment Pack for Pocket PC powered devices.
Session 18 of the Fortnightly Q&A's with Fleecy Moss is available here. This one has some important Q&A's (rootless X server, self-hosted IDE, 32 or 64-bit platform, OpenGL support) and even a clue about the biggest question of
all concerning Amiga OS 4: when will it be released.
Amiga.org has interviewed Ben Hermans of Hyperion Entertainment. Hyperion is responsible for the upcoming release of the new Amiga Operating system, AmigaOS4.Update: The 18th Q&A session with Amiga CTO Fleecy Moss is now available at the AmigaWorld.net portal.
"Miffy" has reviewed Eyetech's AmigaONE Power System which is based on the A1G4-XE motherboard at the AmigaWorld.net community portal. Also NeRP recently wrote an AmigaOne article illustrated with pictures of the motherboard.
More official screenshots from Hyperion are
now available at the AmigaWorld.net
community portal. These shots demonstrate the debugging capabilities under
AmigaOS 4. Two programs are involved in this: The Grim Reaper and gdb. Also
the 17th Q&A Session
with Amiga CTO Fleecy Moss is now available.
Amiga Inc has released another 'Club Amiga Monthly' article. This article written by Hans Joerg Frieden, one of the core AmigaOS4 developers, covers the Shared Libraries system for AmigaOS4.
The following is an interview with Ola Jensen and Adam Chodorowski, two of the core developers of the Amiga Research Operating System (AROS), a project to develop a open source Amiga OS clone.
Fleecy Moss has answered 10 new Amiga community questions addressing various topics at the AmigaWorld.net portal. This week AmigaOS4 events are sheduled for New York and Denmark.
Amiga Inc has made available Ben Herman's AmigaOS 4 presentation from AmiWest 2003. Also interviews with Ben Hermans of Hyperion, Alan Rednouse of Eyetech and a panel speech/discussion with various Amiga community leaders who attended this event are now available in MP3 format.
These AROS mpeg videos are made by Paul Gallant and show the AROS operating system running a few demos and Directory Opus. Higher quality versions of the videos are planned soon too.
Fleecy Moss has answered 10 new Amiga community questions addressing various topics at the AmigaWorld.net portal. Amiga Inc also opened a new community exchange homepage. Here people can contribute various software and art of which some will be selected by the community to be included on the AmigaOS4 CD.
Stéphane Guillard published recently a comprehensive report of the current status of the Amiga OS4 project. The documents are available in English and in French, in PDF/JPEG or PowerPoint.
AmigaWorld.net's 14th Q&A Session with Fleecy Moss has been posted. In response to one of the ten asked questions Amiga's CTO specified twenty languages which will be supported by AmigaOS4. In addition the Russian localisation is still uncertain, but will likely be ready in time for release as well.
A small article written by Colin. J. Wenzel was published from Amiga's 'Club Amiga Monthly' online magazine regarding the new AmigaDOS library and its originally unintended TRIPOS roots. Last weekend new AmigaOS4 screenshots were published and the first report and photos of last weekend's Swedish AmigaOS4 event are available. Next weekend OS4 events are planned for Italy and France.
