X-bEnCh 0.91F is available ! :cool:
As always you can download it on:
http://www.jimneray.comThis is the first stable release of X-bEnCh. :banana:
Hope you'll like it.
See the complete History.txt in the archive for more info.
With 272 colors on screen with AGA (128 with OCS/ECS), this Frontend can autoscan your hard-drive to find all your whdload games or your .exe and organize them in launching listings. X-bEnCh can also manage manuals listings and have an internal script system, the X-bEnCh Scripts (For non whdload games for exemple). It require very few ressouces and is compatible with all Amiga setups. X-bEnCh also have an integrated CLI fully compatible with the Workbench CLI features and a Files/Dirs Manager (X-pl0rEr).
Actual features list:
- Up to 272 colors on screen with AGA (128 colors on screen for OCS/ECS)
- Autoscan and organize your whdload .slave and yours .exe from your HD
- Unlimited subdir level scan
- Internal script system
- Up to 6 launching lists in parallel
- Unlimited number of entry in each list
- Top15 listing
- Autoscan and use Whdload Tooltypes
- If no Tooltypes availables you can set up default Tooltypes.
- MegaRam mode to gain extra chipram without rebooting
- FastJump mode to jump where you want in a list with the keyboard
- CDMode to create your CD32/CDTV CD compilation.
- Real time search engine
- Files/Dirs manager included (Xpl0rEr)
- Integrated cLi 100% Amiga cli compatible
- System friendly setup panel
- Dedicated installer for an easy installation
- Many more will come in the nexts releases.
Please note that from this version registered users will have access to internal versions of xbench. This does not mean that unregistered users will have access to fewer public release but registered users will have access to the internal versions that were not previously released (For testing purpose only cause those unpublished versions are often still heavily bugged). This way of proceeding will most certainly avoid some errors from my part that made some previous updates unusable due to lack of testing.