These pages exist to support and report on all aspects of Amiga Development. They are a direct result of suggestions made at the Amiga '97 Developer's Meeting on 16, March, 1997. Please have a bit of patience as they piece it all together.

Here you will find comprehensive guides to The Amiga Operating System and ARexx scripting language along with technical specifications on the Amiga line of computers and the latest Internet applications for the Amiga.

An outstanding, comprehensive resource page with amongst others pages devoted to new Amiga links, Amiga news, info on Amiga international, Amiga report magazine, Amiga freeware/shareware software support, Amiga file collections for downloading, Amiga hardware support, Amiga compagnies, Amiga newsgroups, Amiga magazines, Amiga demo scene, Amiga product reviews, .... but I guess that mostly all of you know it already.

Convergence International's Mission is to reduce the threat the Wintel market (80x86/Pentium-based architectures running a Microsoft operating system such as Windows) represents to the rest of the market. The IBM PC/Wintel market has slowly increased it's market share, until the point where today it holds approximately 90% of the entire market. The livelihood and future prospects for other platforms are not looking good. More recently, people have started to realise that the PowerPC Platform may be our last hope to attack back as a united force. Acorn, Amiga, Apple and Be all plan or already have made the move towards PowerPC.

The Industry Council (or IC for short) is designed to be the Amiga standards body. Part of its function will be as a forum where developers can discuss, debate and plan but far more important will be its function as a dynamic researcher and specifier of interfaces, protocols and architectures. The IC will serve as the common ground and a meeting place for the various functional areas of the Amiga development community.

This page has been created to help Amiga users to contact each other. The Amiga might be dying but the community is still very much alive. Silly Cat wants to bring Amiga Fans from all over the world together, so that if you need a programmer, a graphic artist, a musician or simply help of any kind, you can consult this Gold Book to find the person you need!

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