Amigaos 3.0

AmigaOS 3.9's hardware requirements are identical to that of Amiga OS 3.5. AmigaOS 3.9 is a software-only Update w/o ROMs (however, it requires Kickstart 3.1 ROMs to operate!) AmigaOS 3.9 is the update for Amiga OS 3.5-- but it can also be installed directly on top of an Amiga OS 3.1 system. Version 4.0 of the Amiga operating system was the first version to be branded as a less generic 'AmigaOS' (without the space). What many consider the first versions of AmigaOS (Workbench 1.0 up to 3.0) are here indicated.

1 Recommended patches for AmigaOS 3.1 Last update: 2017-08-27 (draft) alternative patch list: Milestones: - prepare and validate initial list - on-going. - expand for other architectures (060 etc) - include items if possible in Grunch and APP software managers Do you want to update this list or comment?

You can use comment function here and I will follow up. -- Kokos Special greetz: _arti, jarokuczi, miro_78, Jacenty, Hexmage960, Krashan, Sir_Lucas, Korni, Cedrat, RomanWorkshop, player_sct, fazior, Kilos & mikecios. 14 StackAttack2 1-highly recommended If you are running many programs that patch system functions (such as commodities and hacks) it might happen that sometimes your machine crashes without real 'motivation'. This is often caused by a too low stack of many programs (because of the patched routines increasing the stack usage of the corresponding system function). StackAttack tries to kill these GURUs by patching CreateProc(), CreateNew-Proc(), RunCommand() and SystemTagList(). It alters the stack passed to these routines depending on what parameters you supply to StackAttack.

2.9 Shall I use StackAttack release 1 instead of StackAttack2? 29 MUI 2-recommended - 020+ - Installer MUI is the abbreviation of Magic User Interface, an object-oriented BOOPSI-driven user interface framework for AmigaOS-based operating systems. It features a flexible user interface where end-users can define the Look&Feel of applications using MUI in high detail. Beside this end-user flexibility MUI comes with a wide variety of so-called Custom Classes which developers using MUI can use in their applications and which provide additional functionality (e.g. Such as a full-fledged text editor). This third-party custom class functionality as well as the high user flexibility in defining the Look&Feel of a MUI applications makes MUI the most advanced user interface framework for AmigaOS computer systems today. 3.9-2015R1 Passed.

47 Run with detach 3-optional OS3.0+ Way back when I had A500 with AmigaOS 1.3 I had program called RunBack, it was able to launch programs on the backgroud. I happily forgot it when I upgraded to AmigaOS 2. Nowadays with fast CPUs and harddrives I load 10 mb worth of programs in my system startup. Many of the programs require that they are `run'. And every one of them appears in `status' process list. I wasn't too annoyed by this, until the first available CLI number was above 20. I decided to do something about it.

Result is run v44. Run v44 replaces AmigaOS 3.0+ internal `run' command and is 100% backwards compatible. It is loosely based on internal run command in Kickstart 3.1. 50 SwazInfo 3-optional SwazInfo replaces the workbench.library (V39+) icon information function giving the user greater control when editing the icon information.

It is now possible to set protection bits for owner, group and others. The icon image may be changed by simply dropping an alternative icon into the window. All gadgets have hotkeys and the font is configurable. Tool types can be sorted/cleared/restored or added from the tool types of other icons.

63 ToolManager 4-even more optional - OS 3.0 (V39) - MUI 3.7 - Installer 43.3 ToolManager is a program which lets you start your tools in a very easy way. You can start programs by using keyboard shortcuts, by selecting an entry from the Workbench's Tools menu or by clicking an icon either on the Workbench or in special dock windows.

You can even drag icons from Workbench drawers on those icons to supply files to the programs. Additionally you can attach a sound to each of these actions.

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Initially the Amiga operating system had no strong name and branding, as it was simply considered an integral part of the Amiga system as a whole. Early names used for the Amiga operating system included 'CAOS' and 'AmigaDOS'. Another non-official name was 'Workbench', from the name of the Amiga, which was included on a floppy disk named 'Amiga Workbench'. Version 3.1 of the Amiga operating system was the first version to be officially referred to as 'Amiga OS' (with a space between 'Amiga' and 'OS') by Commodore. Version 4.0 of the Amiga operating system was the first version to be branded as a less generic 'AmigaOS' (without the space).