These are great! I look forward to this. Is there an archive of past years calenders?
Thank you!

NewMeter and WBDock2 are absolutely must-have's, I use them on all my builds.  Also adding thanks for creating these brilliant tools!

Same here, New meter is awesome for displaying Ak sensor data, along with all the PiSTORM data. Everything in one place.

Thomas does some cool stuff.

Welcome back, have fun!

last Amiga computer I had was a good 45 ish years ago.

Just wondering, does your time machine from back then still work? We could use it these days for many things (not only Amiga-related) . (The Amiga 1000 was presented in August 1985, which is around 40 and a half years ago.)
 
Sorry, just joking.

As for your questions, hope others will chime in more constructively, I'm strictly NG these days.

Best regards,

Niels

Returning because I've just got my hands on an original Amiga 1200, last Amiga computer I had was a good 40 ish years ago.  ( It's been commented in a following post that I'm a time traveller and got my Amiga before they were released.  Was thinking about my Vic20, sorry and too impatient to read what I type before pressing the submit button.)  Anyway onto the the reason for posting....

Now I want to connect the A1200 to my monitor which has 2 HDMI ports and I'm stuck between two options.  I'm going to be installing a Pistorm32-Lite using a Raspberry Pi 3B. I can output Workbench through HDMI to the first HDMI port on my monitor.  For Games I researched two options.

The first option is to use a OSCC and a RGB to SCART connector, and output the signal from the RGB port on the Amiga to my monitor. using the second HDMI port.

The second option is to install a Indivision AGA Mk3 and output this to the second HDMI port.

I know the first option is cheaper then the second, and this isn't my issue, its what is going to give me the best picture.  Do I just bite the bullet and go for the Indivision AGA or not.

I could offset the extra cost by selling the 4MB Memory upgrade that came with the computer.  Its a Power Computing DKX1202, it has a 4MB SIMM module and a 33Mhz Motorola MC68882 FPU installed.  Not sure how much these go for, can't find any on eBay, but wont need it after the Pistorm32-Lite is installed.

Anyway advice would be much appreciated.

Please read section 3.6 of the license, which states what happens when distributing an executable version.

Section 3.6 requires a clear statement that the components distributed in binary form have code available under the AROS Public License and that the distribution of components in binary form does not limit the rights of those who receive these components to the source code versions.

It also states where this information should be placed.