FlipPaper is a MUI program which will allow you to manage your wallpaper pictures and swap automatically between them periodically. The program is available in the following languages: English, Czech, Spanish, Dutch, Greek, Swedish and German. Recent changes: Improved the “random” showing of pictures. No more slowdown when changing pictures. Download: flippaper.lhaSource: http://www.richardlagendijk.nl
The GTW website has made an article about the Jonathan Kendall collection. Jonathan made C64 software in the nineties for the Zenit corporation. He worked on the Funschool series and the C64 conversion of Darius + for The Edge. Website: http://www.gamesthatwerent.comSource: http://www.richardlagendijk.nl
Valtra Tractors is a game for AROS made by Martin Storsjö. In this game you must build the longest route possible. But you must also prevent other people making a longer route. The game is based on the board game with the same name. Download: vtractors.i386-aros.zipSource: http://www.richardlagendijk.nl
Jürgen Wothke has released Tiny’R’Sid. This is an experimental JavaScript / HTML5 version of Tiny’R’Sid. You need a modern browser such as Chrome or Firefox to use this player. With the help of JavaScript and HTML5 the Commodore 64 is emulated , and plays an original *.sid file. Website: http://www.wothke.ch/experimental/TinyJsSid.html Source: http://www.richardlagendijk.nl
Immortal C64 Episode 13 – Demo Tune Loot. Track Listing : 01 .. Alexander Rotzsch – +h2K – 2:1102 .. Sascha Zeidler – Enter the Ninja – 2:3903 .. Stellan Andersson – Dane vs Danko – 3:0304 .. Stein Pedersen – Spaceship Cleopatra – 2:4305 .. Magnar Harestad – Wonderland 12 tune 1 – 2:3606 .. Soren Lund – Euro…
So, from my previous post, I decided to tackle the problem doing the following steps: Set the VIC chip to use bank #2 instead – I’m choosing bank two because the standard character set is already available there, and since I’m not creating my own, I will have only to take care of the video memory and sprites. Tell the…
This last weekend I’ve found this Betamax tape that’s been around for 6 months or so, and it is really interesting. The guy presenting it gives a hour-long overview of the Commodore 64 architecture, talks about tricks to get more from the hardware and more. It is a pretty deep lecture, and won’t please everyone, but if you have programming…







