FS-UAE
Cross-platform Amiga emulation for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Raspberry Pi, with documentation for legal Kickstart ROM sources.
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Open resource ↗Lab provenAuzietek is an emerging venture with LLC formation pending; the work shown here is real lab evidence, writing, and product direction.
Trusted Amiga links
Resources for keeping the machines useful
A curated starting point for emulation, preservation, public news feeds, and the people keeping Amiga culture visible.
We link to the original project or archive rather than mirroring software or articles.
Commercial software, ROMs, and disk images should come from an appropriate legal source.
The artwork comes from our AmiWest 2026 collection and is used as editorial context.
Amiberry
Open-source Amiga emulation for desktop, ARM boards, Android, and other platforms, with releases maintained through the official project repository.
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Open resource ↗Aminet
A long-running archive for Amiga utilities, demos, libraries, music, graphics, and development tools.
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Open resource ↗Amiga Freeware Archive
A historical archive focused on pre-Internet freeware and public-domain Amiga material, with an older-browser-friendly presentation.
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Open resource ↗Amiga-News RSS
A public Amiga news feed we can read locally as short attributed headlines with links back to the source.
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Open resource ↗GhettoFingerGaming
Gino Calestini's Amiga and retro-computing channel, connected to the people and preservation work highlighted at AmiWest.
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Open resource ↗A-EON Technology
Amiga-focused hardware, software, and next-generation platform work from the company behind several current Amiga projects.
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Open resource ↗AmigaKit
A long-running Amiga specialist for classic hardware, upgrades, software, accessories, and support material.
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Open resource ↗AmiKit
A curated Amiga software environment with editions for emulation, modern hardware, and several accelerator platforms.
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Open resource ↗AmigaStore.eu
A Spain-based Amiga shop and event supporter carrying classic and current Amiga hardware, software, and accessories.
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Open resource ↗Amiga-Shop.net
A German Amiga shop focused on traditional products, accessories, and community-supported hardware projects.
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Open resource ↗Amiga on the Lake
A North American shop serving classic Amiga and retro-computer users with hardware, parts, and accessories.
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Open resource ↗AROS Research Operating System
The independent open-source operating system implementing an AmigaOS-compatible API with portable targets and active upstream development.
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Open resource ↗AROS releases and builds
Current upstream build and release information, including the ABIv11 line and hosted targets for modern machines.
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Open resource ↗AxRuntime
A way to develop and run Amiga-API applications with modern Linux or Windows tools while keeping the Amiga-shaped programming model visible.
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Open resource ↗AuziX and AlpinE
Our readable workstation experiments: Amiga-inspired structure, an Alpine Linux base, Enlightenment tools, native companion apps, and a laptop we can actually demonstrate.
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Open resource ↗Auzix Assigns
A read-only FUSE view that gathers named locations such as C:, Programs:, Libraries: and Music: from ordered directories without moving the original files.
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Open resource ↗E-control
A native Enlightenment/EFL workstation control panel for appearance, displays, audio, network, storage, services and system information.
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Open resource ↗Enaptic
A native EFL package manager for AlpinE, with compact browsing, queued changes, APK and reviewed Flatpak transactions, and separate signing-key trust.
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Open resource ↗E-Jamz
A native EFL music player with rack-style controls, playlists, tracker-format playback checks, and a visual theme direction shared with the workstation.
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