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1469 posts | Last Activity on 08-01-2025 16:39 by Amiwell79
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Amiwell79 08-01-2025 16:39, 14 days ago
Re: Icon Tools
happy new year Mike
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miker1264 08-01-2025 10:27, 14 days ago
Re: Icon Tools
Happy New Year! Just a small update. I'm still working on Icon Press to Save A Classic Icon (Amiga Icon).
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Yanosh 05-01-2025 06:35, 18 days ago
Re: YAM and Linux
I did it! :) The email client I choose is Claws Mail and it's almost like YAM. All the email are stored just like YAM's ones and all you need to do is only rename all the files as numbers starting from 1. Hope this can be of some help for someone that needs to have all the email on a linux mail client.
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Amiwell79 02-01-2025 10:56, 20 days ago
Re: Tiny Aros Distrò
There will be no further updates regarding the 32-bit branch
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Farox 01-01-2025 11:16, 21 days ago
Re: 2024 in review
Just read the annual report and i feel so happy that my contribution get appreciated. Hope in this new year to bring also more stuff to the system both 32 and 64 bit. Thanks
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Farox 01-01-2025 11:05, 21 days ago
Re: Best Wishes
Happy New Aros Year :)
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amigamia 01-01-2025 09:32, 21 days ago
Re: 2024 in review
[quote name=deadwood post=7388]@deadwood - Happy New Year and here is 2024 in summary: [url]https://arosnews.github.io/aros-x86-summary-2024/[/url]. Thanks to everyone in the community who develops, tests hardware, makes distributions, bug hunts and shares with others passion for using AROS, making the system better every day. Looking forward to even more exciting 2025![/quote] Thank you deadwood and everyone else indeed! Happy New Year 2025, the year AROS goes fully 64bit? ;)
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Amiwell79 01-01-2025 08:57, 21 days ago
Re: 2024 in review
thank you all best(y)
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ntromans 01-01-2025 06:35, 22 days ago
Re: Best Wishes
Happy New Year to all here - I'm sure it's going to be an exciting one in AROSland :-) All the best, Nigel.
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deadwood 01-01-2025 02:54, 22 days ago
Re: 2024 in review
Happy New Year and here is 2024 in summary: [url]https://arosnews.github.io/aros-x86-summary-2024/[/url]. Thanks to everyone in the community who develops, tests hardware, makes distributions, bug hunts and shares with others passion for using AROS, making the system better every day. Looking forward to even more exciting 2025!
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Amiwell79 31-12-2024 00:11, 23 days ago
Re: Best Wishes
happy new year if possible:)
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Amiwell79 30-12-2024 15:39, 23 days ago
Re: Remapping Right Amiga to Menu key (aka Application) on AROS
It works in my laptop with AROS 64
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ncafferkey 30-12-2024 13:44, 23 days ago
Re: Remapping Right Amiga to Menu key (aka Application) on AROS
Have you tried if the menu key works like that already? I haven't tried it with a recent build, but it certainly used to work with PS/2 (or laptop) keyboards on 32-bit native.
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mazinkaesar 28-12-2024 10:37, 25 days ago
Re: Remapping Right Amiga to Menu key (aka Application) on AROS
Will try, thank you!!!
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AMIGASYSTEM 28-12-2024 10:08, 25 days ago
Re: Remapping Right Amiga to Menu key (aka Application) on AROS
If you have the F12 key, on AROS and AMiGA it has the same function as the Windows Right Key, so you don't need to use any programmes! With AROS, the F12 Key works just fine as a Win Right Key even on small Notebooks that lack both Windows Keys.
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mazinkaesar 28-12-2024 08:02, 25 days ago
Re: Remapping Right Amiga to Menu key (aka Application) on AROS
On OS4.1 there some tools via OS to remap Right Amiga key to the Menù key ( [url]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menu_key[/url] ), useful for keyboards without a right Windows key. There is any similar tool on AROS?
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Yanosh 28-12-2024 05:25, 26 days ago
Re: YAM and Linux
I'm not a coder, so I can't compile Yam for linux. I only need at least to convert Yam's database to something suitable to a different email client.
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AMIGASYSTEM 26-12-2024 04:55, 28 days ago
Re: YAM and Linux
I tried to compile YAM on AROS One v11 with WMware, at the end of the compilation I get these errors!
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deadwood 26-12-2024 00:26, 28 days ago
Re: YAM and Linux
When someone compiles YAM for 64-bit AROS, you can then directly use it under Linux via AxRuntime.
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amigamia 25-12-2024 20:50, 28 days ago
Re: YAM and Linux
There is this [url]https://www.onworks.net/software/linux/app-yam-yet-another-mailer[/url] but not sure how well it works. Alternatively, you can try downloading the source code from here [url]https://github.com/jens-maus/yam/releases[/url] and compile it on Linux.
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