They don’t seem to like each other and that sadly puts the classic Amiga community in the crossfire. The rights to the Amiga Workbench are currently split between two companies: Hyperion Entertainment and Colanto. This unfortunately means a lot of the modern improvements are a one step forward, two steps back kind of affair. So, I will instead walk you through the process of making it. Ideally I would just link you to a basic ADF that can have drivers added to suit your needs, but it’s super unclear to me if I can legally distribute that. Fortunately the Amiga community is still very active so there are some wonderful new toys, but like everything in retrocomputing there are some bumps. ![]() I learned a lot, but running older machine has been harder and harder as technology advances. So, when the opportunity to build an Amiga 2000 with a toaster presented to me I grabbed it with both hands. I longed for it more than the rest of the volunteers. Sadly we had a very basic install, only a genlock and broadcast titler, but we longed for a full blown Video Toaster setup. I worked with an Amiga 600 (I think) while I was volunteering at community television in the 90s. The last few years, I’ve fallen very far down the rabbit hole of retrocomputing with classic Amigas. ![]() Tips and tricks for modern storage on your classic Amiga.
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