Week of November 10th: - Memory controller for pcDuino stabilized (DizzyOfCRN) - Szilard Biro's pthread library is now available in AROS (deadwood) - C++11 threading support is available in 4.8.3 crosscompiler (deadwood)

Week of November 3rd: - Changing screen resolution under DOpus and IntelGMA driver no longer crashes (neil) - Work on supporting pcDuino platform continues (DizzyOfCRN) - HDAudio driver has been extended to work on ATI south bridges (hean8209) - noacpi option no longer causes PCI devices not to be listed (neil)

Week of October 27th: - Crash in ata.device fixed (neil) - Work on supporting pcDuino platform continues (DizzyOfCRN)

Week of October 20th: - Accented characters on USB keyboards work now (neil)

Week of October 13th: - Mounting ISO images with diskimage.device works again (neil) - Minor fix to french keymap (otigreat) - Automatic running on test suite when doing nighly builds has been introduced (neil)

Thanks for the update deadwood. That tar bug was a nasty one, great that Neil got it fixed.

Week of October 6th: - Uncompressing with tar will no longer cause file system errors in certain cases (neil)

[quote][url=http://arosworld.org/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=93&pid=562#post_562][b]deadwood wrote:[/b][/url] Week of September 29th: - Support for native language catalog names brought back (deadwood) - Fix for m68k compilation with gcc 4.8.3 implemented (jmcmullan) - Double-clicking on a keyboard layout in Input preferences will now make it the default (neil) - Problem with x86 AROS crashing when trying to run m68k executables solved (deadwood)[/quote] Thank you sir! B)

Week of September 29th: - Support for native language catalog names brought back (deadwood) - Fix for m68k compilation with gcc 4.8.3 implemented (jmcmullan) - Double-clicking on a keyboard layout in Input preferences will now make it the default (neil) - Problem with x86 AROS crashing when trying to run m68k executables solved (deadwood)

A tiny line with big (pleasant) impact :D Thank you deadwood (and Neil for the improvements of course :) )

Week of September 22nd: - Fixes to NewStackSwap function implemented (neil)

[quote][url=http://arosworld.org/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=93&pid=554#post_554][b]deadwood wrote:[/b][/url] Week of September 15th: - Implementation of missing attributes in Dtpic MUI class continues (mazze) - USB3.0 support work continues (DizzyOfCRN) - Work started on new usb driver to handle pcDuino device (DizzyOfCRN) - Problem with AROS trying to boot from non-bootable drivers fixed (neil) - Work started on adding AppWindow support to Shell (otigreat)[/quote] Thanks deadwood!

Week of September 15th: - Implementation of missing attributes in Dtpic MUI class continues (mazze) - USB3.0 support work continues (DizzyOfCRN) - Work started on new usb driver to handle pcDuino device (DizzyOfCRN) - Problem with AROS trying to boot from non-bootable drivers fixed (neil) - Work started on adding AppWindow support to Shell (otigreat)

[quote][url=http://arosworld.org/forum/viewthread.php?thread_id=93&pid=548#post_548][b]magorium wrote:[/b][/url] @admin: posting and browsing when logged-in is currently slow as c**p (probably also reason for deadwood's double post). [/quote] Hi Magorium, We discussed this already. Unfortunately, it is always a hosting problem. A problem from a hosting I am not paying a dime for it. So, all I can do is submit tickets on the discussion board but by the time they do any troubleshooting, the problem goes away. I have looked at other hosting services but they all cost money and honestly, I can't justify the price for the amount of traffic I get on this web page. However, the hunt for a more suitable and reliable one goes on. Keep on the faith ;)

@cavemann If i remember correctly, one of the prerequisites for placing news on aros.org is that it has to be implemented. So mentioning work in progress is not allowed. Deadwood also mentions these work in progress things. Actually, he's not telling anything new here, as anyone is able to see the commits. deadwood translate these commits (and status) into human readable format :) @deadwood: Thanks for the new status update and the fixes you've done. Dizzy's work is pretty interesting to follow.

@admin: posting and browsing when logged-in is currently slow as c**p (probably also reason for deadwood's double post). @cavemann If i remember correctly, one of the prerequisites for placing news on aros.org is that it has to be implemented. So mentioning work in progress is not allowed. Deadwood also mentions these work in progress things. Actually, he's not telling anything new here, as anyone is able to see the commits. deadwood translate these commits (and status) into human readable format :) @deadwood: Thanks for the new status update and the fixes you've done. Dizzy's work is pretty interesting to follow.

edit: double post

Week of September 8th: - openurl.library has been updated to version 7.15 (mazze) - Problem with mouse pointer becoming invisible on some m68k RTG drivers has been fixed (twilen) - Baseline ABI_V0-on-trunk 20140828 has been created (deadwood) - AROS no longer crashes when attaching pcDuino (DizzyOfCRN) - MUI4 method MUIM_Floattext_Append has been implemented (mazze) - USB3.0 support work continues, driver now detects when device has been inserted/removed (DizzyOfCRN) - ABI_V0 i386 nightly builds are now generated from the ABI_V0-on-trunk branch (deadwood) - ABI_V0 compatible Windows hosted port is working again (deadwood)

May I suggest duplicating updates on the official AROS homepage. Sometimes news is not updated there for a year or longer, and occasional readers could possibly get the wrong impression of AROS. If weekly statements become a chore and distraction, a monthly or seasonal log would still be welcome and informative, in my opinion. Thanks for remembering ArosWorld readers.

Thank you for keeping us up-to-date :thumbsup: And of course also a big thank you to you and all those other developers working behind the scenes (which isn't always so obviously visible to the outside world). exciting times :)