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Scientific Progress Goes Boing!^*: a Wiki dedicated to the vintage computers, in particular Comodore Amiga computers and OSes, previously hosted on an Amiga 1200 until its failure in 2024! (It is presently under repair...) If you have any question, comment, or suggestion, feel free to contact me by e-mail  or on Mastodon.

General

• Naming Scheme and IP Addresses;
• Frequencies Mysteries;
• Modern WWW on Vintage Computers;
• Prince of Persia, Another World, and Flashback;
• COVQ, CCJVQ, and VCF;
• Links;
• Programming;

Amigas

Models

• THEA500Mini as gaming console:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• Amiga CD32 to play CD games:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• FPGA Arcade to surf the Internet:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• Amiga 1200 as a Web server:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration;
  • Networking;
  • Its different incarnations:

	(2003-2008)	(2008-2013)	(2013-present)

• Amiga 1200 with an Evo X500 to write code:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configurations:
    • AmigaOS v3.1 (custom made);
    • AmigaOS v3.1 (with Pack68k);
    • AmigaOS v3.9.

• Amiga 2500 HD:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• Amiga 600 with a Vampire v2:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configurations:
    • AmigaOS v3.1;
    • AmigaOS with Coffin.

• Amiga 4000 desktop:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• Amiga 1000 desktop:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

Discussions

• Benchmarks;
• FAQ;
• History;
• Leisure;
• Odd places;
• Productivity;
• Repairs.

Others

• NeXT NeXTstation:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration.

• WinUAE emulator:
  • Hardware configuration;
  • Software configuration;
  • Networking.

• A Commodore C64;
• A Dell Inspiron 4000;
• A Dell PowerEdge 600SC;
• A Sun Ultra 10 Creator 3D;
• An Apple iMac G3 (Blueberry);
• An Apple Macintosh SE;
• An Apple Performa 6200CD;
• An Apple Power Macintosh 7100/66;
• An Apple Power Macintosh G4;
• An Apple Power Macintosh G5.

AmigaPIs

I also use a Raspberry PI to emulate the Amiga on a pretty and modern piece of hardware! There are several ways to run Amiga emulators on Raspberry PI computers:

• My own, developed by hand;
• Happiga, a preconfigured A4000/40.