Olivier Roberts has just released a new version of AmiSSL, an OpenSSL 1.1.1i port for AmigaOS 3.x, AmigaOS 4.x and compatible with MorphOS.

This new version is fully compatible with the current IBrowse 2.5.3. We recommend downloading and updating your current installation. It brings AmiSSL up to date with the very latest root certificates and the stable OpenSSL 1.1.1i release, which mainly contains security and bug fixes.

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Krzysztof Donat has just released a new version of GoADF!.

Bug fix:
- the floppy motor was on after disk writing with verification

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Kiken Corporation has just released PT-1210 Mk1, a Protracker Digital Turntable, that is, a computer program that will let you play your Amiga Protracker module files (.MOD) as if you were playing with CDJ turntables. Think of it as Traktor for the Protracker generation.

It runs on your Commodore Amiga and turns it into the ultimate tool for you to play live at shows and DJ sets.

Don't worry about how old your machine is! Programmed fully in 68k assembler, PT-1210 runs even in the most humble Amiga setups.

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Krzysztof Donat has just released a new version of GoADF!.

Bug fix:
- the floppy motor was on after disk writing with verification

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SysInfo is an application for Motorola 680x0 based Classic Amiga and is used for getting information about the system like OS and library versions, hardware revisions and stuff.

Exactly 19 years after version 3.24 of SysInfo it's time for an update! The original author Nic Wilson has kindly given permission to Geijer to continue the maintenance of this old classic.

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An updated version of Picasso96 v3.0 drivers was released by Individual Computers, which acquired their development and distribution rights a few years ago. This new upgrade brings some very important changes, such as screen capture. This new version was announced during AmiWest 2020 by Jens Schoenfeld himself. For those who do not know what Picasso96 drivers are, this is software that allows you to use graphics cards in your Amiga, whether it is real or a simulation, such as through WinUAE. So it allows you to have large resolutions with true color (16bit/24bit/32bit). A newer and more advanced version is also available in AmigaOS 4. It is compatible with AmigaOS 3.1, 3.5, 3.9 and 3.1.4.1.

The following additions have been made to the new version:

- added screen capture capability
- drivers for CyberVision have been added
- compatibility with Warp3D API added

The new version is available for free to those who have purchased Picasso96 from Individual Computers in the last 12 months, and can download the file again from their account by logging in to the official site of the company. If you have not purchased the previous versions, you could do from the official iComp site very soon. You will find more information on the company's wiki.

The famous package WHDLoad has been updated to version 18.6. This tool allowing to launch games and demos via harddisk (or Compact Flash) while there were originally designed to run only from floppy disks.

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Michael Gibs has just made available a new version of his frontend TinyLauncher allowing to launch easiest your WHDLoad games, Demos and music modules.

See a video.

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Roadshow is an Amiga TCP/IP stack allows you to connect to the Internet, access your e-mail, web pages, chat, etc. It can also help you access and exchange files within your local home network.

Roadshow is one of the fastest, if not the fastest Amiga TCP/IP stack. In sustained data transmission tests, Roadshow was able to receive 997 KBytes/s (tested on an Amiga 3000T, using 40 MHz 68040 WarpEngine CPU card and an Ariadne Ethernet card).

Roadshow is compatible with the vast majority of Amiga networking programs which use the AmiTCP program interface, such as OWB, IBrowse, AWeb-II, YAM, SabreMSN, ATC and others.

Roadshow comes with comprehensive documentation, in the form of AmigaGuide files and a printable PDF reference document (more than 100 pages). The reference document covers everything from installation, to configuration files, the shell commands which make up Roadshow, to the individual command and configuration file parameters.

Roadshow includes not only the TCP/IP stack software, but also a firewall. A full set of shell commands to control both is included, as well diagnostic and file transfer commands.

Drivers for PPP networking are included as well, which allow you to connect your Amiga via ADSL modems and serial lines (modem, ISDN, etc.).

For more information about Roadshow, please visit this products the dedicated webpage.

Darren Coles has just released a new version of Ami-Express, a rewrite in Amiga E language of the BBS (electronic newsletter system) management software of the same name originally created by Lightspeed Technologies in the 1990s.

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