Last thing you did on an amiga?

[redfox]

I suppose it depends on how we define "amiga".  My definition includes Classic, the various emulations and newer generation systems (AROS, MorphOS and OS4).  The last time I used my A2000HD was a few years ago.  I've been using my PPC system since around Christmas time of 2004.  Right now I'm posting this reply with OWB.

[smerf]

The last time you used an amiga, what did you do on it?

For me, played Chaos Engine last night and finally beat the bastard

Hi,

The last thing I did on my Amiga was go through my software boxes looking for any disks that I could LHAarc down and transfer to my PC so that I could make a DVD of all these LHAarc disks. This works great for unprotected disks of which I think there were just about 10 of them (LOL). No really I really am making lha DVD of all unprotected disks that I have. This way I don't have to worry about some of my disks like dpaint IV, Final Copy, etc.

I also played Soliton and listened to some MODS while doing this. Takes time on some of these disks to LHA.

OK, I just wanted to play soliton, and listen to mods while the Amiga was doing its multi tasking.

smerf

[amigakid]

Been working on finishing Final Odyssey on my Amiga 3000.  Beat Defender of the Crown on my Amiga 1000 not long ago (been about 15 yrs since i played it lol).  I Also did some stuff in music and went through some disks I haven't loaded in a while.  Oh yeah Also hooked up my Amiga CD32 and my daughters and I played Litil Divil, Body Blows Galactic and a few other games.

[Fingers]

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PZ.

[Bif]

I thought I read the subject as the last thing you EVER did on Amiga before abandoning it, which in my case I would have been negotiating a trade of my A3000 for a PC on a Amiga BBS in the early 90s. Sad day that was...

A few days ago, after a year of searching, I did finally find a higher end Amiga locally for an affordable price (I was looking for an A3000 or A4000). Someone was advertising his vintage computer collection for an upcoming garage sale and an A4000/030 with a 1942 monitor was going to start at $60 and go down in price as the day went on. He knew it was worth a lot more so I'm not sure why he let it go so cheap other than he's a real nice guy. I offered $100 if I could get it before the sale and happily it's mine now. It looks to be in great shape other than a yellowed faceplate as I would guess it was only used for a couple of years. Even has the A4000 box. So anyway, last thing I did was boot it up and check it out. My daughter drew something in DPaint IV (she really likes Amigas and always wants to play on them!). I was curious about the new AGA graphics modes that I've never had the chance to try so tried Workbench in different resolutions. Eventually tried Super72 and realized the 1942 won't handle it, so then spent 5 minutes trying to guess where to click as my screen was unsynced so that I could get back to a working mode. Figured that was enough scare, turned it off =). Will check the battery and examine the machine in more detail when I get some time.

[Thorham]

Before taking a break, I was working on a FrexxEd (best programmers editor for 2.x/3.x, and no longer shareware!) based integrated assembler environment (with extra features and cleanups/rewrites of FPL scripts), so I can finally move away from AsmOne (not bad, but the editor sucks big time).

It's coming along nicely I must say.

[theformula]

Just got my new voodoo 3 working with picasso96, loving 1024×768!