This is great news! I'll read some of them later today. Can you point out any with articles about creating artwork for me?
BTW, I think it would be a good idea if every issue of Amiga Future was published in a bilingual edition instead of one edition in German and one edition in English. My native language is English and my parents and grandparents couldn't really speak any other languages. This would help monolingual isolationists to learn computer terms such as "Festplatine", "Speicher", "Tastatur", "Platine", "Bildschirm"and "Steckkarte", as well as to read German text in demos. I originally learnt these terms from issues of "Amiga Magazin", which wasn't available in the UK. People can find archived copies of this on
https://www.kultmags.com/mags.php?folder=QW1pZ2EgTWFnYXppbg== , but there are also a few other German Amiga magazines on
https://www.kultmags.com/mags.php If people want to find some very detailed books about the Amiga, then look on
https://www.retrozone.ch/amiga/books/ I must point out that AFAIK no Amiga books by the company Markt & Technik have ever been translated into English.
Now I'm just going to watch another episode of the German action rescue drama series "Medicopter 117" online from the channel RTLUp! This is also available via satellite from the Astra 1 position at 19.2 degrees east.
