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@@dozern I would love for AROS to get some momentum. And I hope some bugfixing irons out the things in the 600gs. So they using AROS was something I was happy about. Was hoping for something else than standard 3.x emulation. But something with less bugs and slowdowns. Hope and think things improve through updates I am still hopefull,and regarding the hardware I don't mind they used something available.

I was planning to. A guide for the whole setup. With silent linuxboot and everything. But never got around to it. Maybe I should. Descember is usually a dos month.

@@proteque Please do my dude. I have setup PCEm before but the fact that it was seamless was mind-blowing to me. Doing this kind of video for multiple setups including a regular x86 and SBC variants would be cool. Love your stuff like usual though man, killer.

@@samuelbanya i will make sure to do.

@@RainerK. i have not tested the pi5 so cant speak for that. But besides that all my tries support what you say!

The Pi400 actually runs OS3.9 with RTG quite decently.

Are customers aware that they are buying a product that is in the alpha state?

@@MichalBergseth-AmitopiaTV i will for sure update it and keep testing in. I hope my believe in the future dor the products managed to shined through it all. But had to be honest as well!

@@keyboard_g I would love if this project could put a new fire in the AROS developement. So for that I really hope they iron out the problems and managed to gain some momentum.

@@samuelbanya thank you kind sir. Actually I was considering making one of those for the "wow I passed 1k" celebration video. Was unsure if that would be of interest to anyone though.

@@proteque I am always looking for ideas personally since I really just have two desks in the basement corner for stuff :)

@@SirChristian100 haha the moment when I have no idea if you are sarcastic or not. So I choose to think you are sincere :) thank you :)

@@proteque 100 % sincere!

@@danielktdoranie like it is now it is hard to disagree. Works okay for gaming though. Fast enough for such use. But that was not what I wanted to use it for.

Fun times. My school had some lokal computers. And later PC. No fun in that.

@@proteque yeah this was the media studies Amiga. We also had SuperVHS cameras and an editing suite. I think one of the teachers had connections. Definitely very lucky.

I hope to one day be able to have a go at the Amiga clones as well! But I don't have good machine for morphos nor a vampire. A bit to expencive for me. Only emulators for classic in this video though. But thanx for the suggestion. Would if I could!

@@proteque vampire is also standalone, which is not-so-much original amiga feeling, but it is cool. BUT it is expensive last i saw. like...hundreds of euros.

@@alexanderwingeskog758 well kind of. But it doesn't stop you from breaking the rules of the graphic mode. Example: multicolor bitmap mode has a pixel Aspect Ratio of 2:1. And for each 8 x 8 pixel character location can only contain 4 different colors: 1 color is defined for the background, 2 colors are defined using the screen matrix (same as a hi-res bitmap). For c64 graphics I would give a vote for multipaint. Very good pixeler for c64 graphics.

@@proteque Ah forgot about "rules" (was so long so I thought x-double pixel and a matching c64 palette would do the trick haha, something for GFX2 devs to create a mode for I guess (with the c64 restrictions):-) I will forget I think, so i'll try Multipaint! Thanks! And for the Amiga they could do the same with Half-brite I guess.. (well no restrictions per say only 32 color palette (from a 4 bit RGB) and make the rest 32 "half-brite" OCS style)... ---edit Oh wait, Half-brite you could do actually with out any problems I guess..

@@alexanderwingeskog758 yes. For Amiga, Atari modes and that generation of computers you are indeed covered! Hope Multipaint ticks your boxes. If not there as several options. (Have forgotten their names though).

Thank you! cheers! :)

Hehe sorry about that. Years of practice though. So far no broken computers! cheers!

Thank you for your kind words :) cheers.

I never tried Fantavision. Should give it a visit. Did you try a revisit yourself?

Oh, I did. Got myself copy on my emulator (I have Amiga Forever nowdays). Funny how it came to me how to use it straight after launching it, even tho it was about 30 years ago. My A600 was with me in the army with me (back in the conscript times). The fact You had Icons editor/creator was such a mind blowing thing to me as a kid. Making my own startup-sequence files... And Mod files of course. Still have collection of them.

@@hegemon8 Seems we hade the same youth :) It is strange how much time I used on making icons and background images (and later birdie themes and other hacks to make my workbench look scifi). Thanx for sharing your memories. It got me thinking I should start making Amiga icons again!

@@fangoriauk oh wow! Indeed you were! Thanx a lot! Quite a milestone. Thats a lot of people for a small hobbychannel like mine! Cheers.

Yes. My handle in the demoscene is Proteque. If you want to se demos, the group I am most active in is DHS (Dead Hackes Society) on Atari.

Thank you :) It was fun. And the tool is indeed usually not a show stopper. It is usually our selves that is the limiting factor.

Thank you. It was fun.

Thanx for some great ideas. Always happy to get those. Actually I have something like that ready for next Friday release :) it at least show from zero to something-image and showcase some more software. I should do it with ppaint, TVpaint and DPaint as well (have used all of them a lot). For some reason it feels more difficult to do with those giants. But I absolutely need to do it. Especially TVPaint which doesn't get much coverage. As always. Thank you for you continued support and nice comments. means a lot to me!

@@UltimatePerfection i used promotion a bit around 2008. It was very good. But my choise of operating system made it a bit of a pain as it didn't work well in wine for a period and using wine does not integrate very well in the ui. But such a great pixeler. I should give it a revisit. Maybe my license still works on current versions.

@@proteque If you got 6.5 or earlier license, your best best would be to e-mail Jan for a steam key of the NG with proof of purchase. He's a reasonable guy and even if it doesn't work out, PMNG is very cheap on Steam. AFAIK it runs great on Wine and if you are worried about the look not fitting... well, I wouldn't use half of Linux software if I was worried about UI fitting with each other. GTK somewhat (still not fully) fits with Qt stuff, but then you get stuff like Xlib or Motif and other "weird" UI libs.

@@itsbledley_tv i should give that a try. I do have a wacom intuos (3 I think). Thanx for reminding me :)

@@proteque yes feels like a treat to be able to do the line drawing in a program like this with a Wacom. Have had no luck getting tablet to work in FS-UAE so far.

Great to hear!

@@proteque It sure is, and it might interest you to know that Kas1e is now porting the latest version of Grafx2 to Amiga.

@@DrDavesDiversions hope you have fun pixeling!

@@SirChristian100 hehe never giving up ;)

@@proteque You and your channel are extraordinary! Just wanted to mention!

@@SirChristian100 wow. Thanx a lot. Kind of you to say.

When you're in a "hate Windows" contest and your opponent is an Amiga user: 😰

@@AndrossUT in for a hard competition then :D

I did not. but the point was not protracker. This can be done with any Amigaprogram. Protracker was just picked randomly to show how to do it. But I would love to know the name of the recreation of protracker though :)

@@samuelbanya mine original. But takes too much time to pixel something like that on cam. Was ment for a graphic compo. But not finished in time.

@@proteque Interesting, do you start with drawing next to a photo or do you pixel ontop of an existing one? I ask because I always liked that Amiga art style look but there's barely any workflow videos other than the few ProwlerGFX videos.

@@unpunnyfuns Sadly I will not be able to visit Black Valley this year. Have a great party if you are going.

@@proteque just heard your entry, so you are here in spirit!

@@unpunnyfuns glad to hear <3

Avsolutely. And nothing beats it. But getting harder and harder to get fully working c64s. I need to be using fpga for it currently myself as I don't have a working sidchip atm. This video was ment only as a how to get the most nostalgia feeling if you have one oh "The C64". Not an endorcement! Cheers. Thanx for your comment.

Yes Joystick definitely horrible it's rubbish. But the computer not bad ❤

Thanx. Yes I have actually. I did not make the stone plate though. That is bought! I just made the feet and made some connectors for them.

Yes, you should. Have played it a lot after making the video. I enjoy it a lot .

Cheers. This evening I was drinking a plane lager (random lager from norwegian shop).

It sure is. Took a few more rounds before I got into it. Now I like it a lot!

So nice of you to say. Not my native language so there is a bit of accent there, but do my best at it. The 400 is indeed a good one. It is a bit better than the 4 because of the good passive cooling. And the form factor is very much a nudge to good old days as well with everything "in the keyboard case".

Glad you liked it :)

Oh wow. Thats a milestone. If I ever reach 1000 I need to do something special to celebrate.. Thanx for telling and following.

A big part of the keyboard stopped working. Hehe. If you remember the donor machine for this it was crushed and the keyboard was bent. My guess is membrane problems. But will need to investigate. The fault is indeed permanent.

I would love that Serotina keyboard. Have considered trying to build one, but is a few small surface mounted stuff I am not sire I would be able to solder. This is just a normal a500 keyboard with extended cables. Thanx for ths comment! Did a build video about the case and the keyboard id interested.

Haha yes. Noticed it while editing. Some high waves going on there.

Thank you :) That PC is a bit overkill for its use. It is my old workstation in there. A i7 based motherboard with 32 GB of ram. As I don't need a proper graphics card in that computer I save some heat and use the intel graphic chipset in the cpu.

Oh. Sadly I don't have 3.2.2.1 i stalled to test myself, so I havent tried it on that version. Hope someone shows up with a comment with some tip for you.

@@proteque I got it working w/ WB 3.2.2.1.... IconLib_46.4.lha includes a FBlit configuration file in \ThirdParty\FBlit\FBlit.cfg_WB_3.1.4+, without it FBlit is useless. Replace the one in Sys:Prefs/Env-Archive, rename it then reboot. EAB: "FBlit and Ftext installation Help" 🙂

@@dlma7196 great! thanx for sharing the sollution.