Somewhere in the 2.5.50-something range of linux kernels, the nVidia framebuffer driver added support for a whole bunch of GeForce4 models, including the GeForce4 Ti4200/4400/4600. So much for the good news.

Having watched a German news program about the Bushfires in Australia, I realized how little details are breing reported, and thus how hard it is for anyone to work out who is or isn't affected.

I just realized that the stereo-capable version of PuhDerBaer (the Paula-to-AHI redirector) never made it out to the users. Well, it's never too late --- download the archive and please make sure you read the included README.

Please note that I packed this up under linux, rather than under AmigaOS. So it is possible that permission bits may not be set correctly --- so if things don't work, look for that first.

Seems liike today is the day for posting feature lists --- see OS4 feature list at Amiga.com, and MOS feature list v1.2 by the MorphOS team (strictly speaking a month old, but just rewarmed on www.ann.lu). And people have been asking for a feature list for Umilator.

Well, who am I to argue? So here it is. Have a look if you feel a tad masochistic....

At last, the Blog on www.umilator.net is all set up and ready for public consumption....

...or at least, that's what I hope. Let's see how many things will break :)

Extreme Computing has today put up the http://www.amigax86.com website.

Alas, for obvious reasons, the site only explains what could have been. It's really sad that not only users, but also companies who are so entusiastic about things suffer from this mess.