Small tool for online help for the Commodore Amiga
Open oddsocks1024/MultiHelp on github
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An Amiga Markdown editor and viewer
AmigaTools by Elyan Labs: modern apps for classic 68k AmigaOS. Gemini browser, Mastodon and Nostr clients, an MCP server, a Claude client, Lua, the narrator voice, and the Boing Ball. Native C, cross-compiled for m68k.
Control Home Assistant from a real Amiga - MUI dashboards for lights, sockets, blinds, climate and sensors
A collection of documents describing how to perform various tasks when setting up an Amiga.
Another tool for Amiga computers. This is a rename utility that allows to process multiple files.
A collection of AmigaOS tools designed to bridge the gap between the Amiberry emulator and the host operating system
Dual-pane file manager for AmigaOS 3.x (custom-drawn listers, GadTools-free)
Markdown converting and editing tools for AmigaOS 3.2
Let Claude work on a real Amiga — an MCP server plus a tiny AmigaOS daemon. Shell, files, screen capture, mouse and keyboard.
A well-known and used MUI custom class (TextEditor.mcc) which provides application programmers a textedit gadget. It supports features like word wrapping, soft styles (bold, italic, underline), a spell checking...
Like man but for amiga's autodocs
Do you boot your Amiga to the CLI instead of the Workbench? Are you using an PAL Amiga? Are you annoyed to resize the window manually to the full PAL resolution? Then this small tool will make your live much easier!
Recoded menutool based on the Amiga-Original by Nico François Program Selector V3.0.
MagicMenu - enhanced Intuition menus for AmigaOS 2.04 and newer
NetConnect Toolbar and Prefs
Inline help for MorphOS built-in shell commands
Rashumon was the first multi-lingual word processor for the Amiga, Invented by Michael Haephrati