Some Interesting Links

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Thor

The home page for the Thor mail and news program. This contains links to updates, scripts etc.

AWeb

AWeb, still the best all round web browser for the Amiga. You can also subscribe to the AWeb mailing list from here.

IBrowse

The first of the second generation of Amiga browsers to be released. Supports more HTML3 commands than any other Amiga browser. Now at its seventh beta release, it is getting better slowly. Uses MUI.

Voyager

Another browser, recently released and its successor is already being written. Supports most HTML3 and can do news too. Uses MUI.

AmFTP

Another powerful FTP client that uses MUI. Supports ADT (Aminet Download Tool) servers.

AmIRC

A powerful and popular IRC client, by the author of AmFTP and Voyager. Uses MUI.

AmiFTP

The home page of Magnus Lilja, author of AmiFTP.

GoldED

An extremely powerful text editor. Almost everything can be configured and supports plug-in modules for program syntax checking, dock icons and a spell checker.

AmiTCP

The TCP/IP stack used by most Amiga Internet software.

Miami

Another TCP/IP stack, by the author of ppp.device. This one is currently in beta testing, and a demo should be released onto Aminet soon. Uses MUI.

MCP

Master Control Program - A multi-function, do everything commodity. Adds many features to the standard Amiga environment. Uses MUI for its prefs program.

ClassAct

A fairly new GUI system used by AWeb, AmiFTP and several othe programs. More system friendly than MUI.

New on Aminet

The latest programs uploaded to Aminet

Aminet World Playground

A web front end to all of the Aminet Sites.

Magazines

Paradise City

A new online magazine, with a section especially for the Amiga

Amiga Report Magazine

A very good Amiga magazine available online on the WWW, in AmigaGuide format from Aminet, or by email "subscription". Contains much useful information.

CU Amiga

The home page of CU Amiga magazine. This page has been designed with only Voyager and Netscape in mind, so may not look right in other browsers.

Futurenet

The publishers of Amiga Format, Amiga Shopper and Amiga Power. Also contains information on a zillion PC mages.

Information

Roadmap 96

A set of introductory articles on the Internet. Distributed as a daily mailing list, each article will be uploaded here for ease of access.

A new Amiga compatible computer

Find out about Phase 5's plans for their next generation machine, backwards compatible with much amiga software.

U-NET JumpStation

A selection of links for U-Net customers. You'll find the latest news and answers to many questions here.

The Amiga Web Directory

Probably the largest collection of Amiga related links on the Web. a must for everyone's hotlist.

VIScorp

Find out about the intended new owners of the Amiga. If you want to know about the future of your beloved machine, then take a look.

Forms on Web pages

If you want to include a response form on your Web page, you need to read this.

Amiga Mosaic & WWW FAQ

A little out of date, but still contains some very useful information. AMosaic was the first graphical browser for the Amiga. It was a port of the original Mosaic for unix and used MUI, but it gave the Amiga community a useable browser until the second generation of programs arrived. IBrowse is programmed by basically the same team.

AmiTCP FAQ

Questions and answers on AmiTCP.

Miscellaneous

DISA

Short for demon.ip.support.amiga. A popular newsgroup for UK Amiga users. Contains much useful information and discussion, along with some slightly off topic stuff ;-) It's populated by some very friendly, helpful people, albeit with some curious tastes. Check out the DISA Web Pages.

Megabytes Cybercafé

An interesting plan for a business venture

Arexx scripts

Remco van Hooff's home page. Remco is a prolific writer of Arexx scripts, including many for use with Thor.

BlitterSoft

Blittersoft are the UK distributors of WB/KS 3.1 upgrades, Picasso Graphics cards and AmiTCP (commercial version).

Something to add?

Wirenet - The UK's first Amiga-only internet access provider

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This page was last updated on Tuesday 12 November 1996.