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	Aminet History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Aminet now grown to a point where almost everyone on the Internet has a working Aminet mirror nearby, which removes the need to use international Internet lines.
		Aminet is being run by a team of 60 administrators who, for the most part, have never seen each other or even talked to each other.
		Aminet is moderated by a Swiss who never got closer than 1000 miles to the computer he does his work on.
	ftp.uni-bremen.de /~aminet/history.html (1588 words)

	[No title]
		Aminet is a set of interconnected FTP sites and other file accessing services for Amiga software.
		If you were looking for something on Aminet but only found it elsewhere, please do everyone a favor and upload it to Aminet to make the file easier to find for the next ones.
		Today, Aminet is the leading Internet source for Amiga software, giving authors a far-reaching distribution medium and the user community a place to look for both new and old freely distributable software.
	www.niksula.cs.hut.fi /~atontti/aminet.readme (1578 words)

	'Interview with Urban Müller (Aminet Administrator)'
		As we had to report in early January, the Aminet series of CDs was cancelled.
		Aminet was the attempt to ease the load on our university's Amiga archive through the use of mirrors, and it succeeded through the help of volunteers.
		Luckily Aminet's financial requirements are not very high, because bandwidth and storage space have been provided by universities.
	www.amiga-news.de /en/news/AN-2003-01-00072-EN.html (478 words)

	'Aminet back online, volunteers needed'
		To compensate the breakdown of us.aminet.net, a new Aminet main server has been established which can be reached at www.aminet.net or main.aminet.net.
		Aminet now uses a completely new web interface written by Nicolas Mendoza, originally implemented for amirepo.net.
		The exact details of Aminet's future administration structure are not decided yet, but amiga-news.de is currently assembling a new team that will be responsible for Aminet in the future.
	www.amiga-news.de /en/news/AN-2005-02-00067-EN.html (294 words)

	Review: Aminet CD #1
		Aminet is actually the name for a network of several FTP sites that stock Amiga Software.
		Since Aminet can be expected to grow quite a bit in the near future, this archive will not be included in upcoming updates.
		LIKES AND DISLIKES One improvement I would suggest to the makers of the Aminet CD is that they include some file management utility on the disc, thus facilitating the access to the data for novice users.
	baetzler.de /amiga/aminet_cd.html (1241 words)

	Amiga CD-ROM
		Aminet 11 5.oo EUR Aminet 12 5.oo EUR inkl.
		Vollversion MainActor 1.55 Aminet 14 5.oo EUR inkl.
		Vollversion Turbocalc 2.1 Aminet 15 5.oo EUR Aminet 18 10.oo EUR inkl.
	mmd-shop.de /cd.htm (390 words)

	AMINET
		AMINET is a wireless network that will encompass many communities in NY.
		With the advent of lower cost and much improved commercial and consumer wireless technologies the marriage of ubiquitous wireless access for voice, data and entertainment is approaching rapidly.
		AMI has started a project called AMINET that consists of several phases to determine the technical and financial feasibility of providing such a service to the general public.
	www.amilabs.com /aminet.htm (607 words)

	comp.sys.amiga.games Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Both of these are on Aminet as `/util/arc/LhA_e138.run' and `/util/arc/lz_1.92.lzh' (this needs LHA to unpack it however so you'll have to get LHA...).
		The best way to release your game to the csa.gamers is to make it available at an *Aminet* site and then post an announcement about it to comp.sys.amiga.games and comp.sys.amiga.announce with a description and the path.
		For C=64 freaks, Frodo is avaliable on Aminet as `misc/emu/FrodoV1_5.lha'.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/amiga/games-FAQ (2182 words)

	OS4Depot hosted at AmigaVerse.org - Your one stop for AmigaOS4 files
		Aminet makes a public apology to the community for their behavior, both for recent and past actions.
		always state in the readme file that the file was uploaded by aminet personnel and not by the original uploader.
		The aminet admins uploads everything on os4depot to aminet anyway so there's no point for os4depot to maintain and administrate that functionality any more.
	www.os4depot.net (881 words)

	Aminet is the world's largest archive
		Today, May 16th 1996, four years after its inception, Aminet is the world's largest collection of freely distributable software for any computer system.
		Much about Aminet is now routine, everyone has grown used to it.
		To take part, you have to guess the exact number of files there were on Aminet one year ago, ie.
	www.cucug.org /amiga/aminews/1996/aminet30000.html (767 words)

	Aminet 18 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Which is handy, although, in my opinion, they should have collected all the extra tracks, timers, and what ever else has been released for the game and included it on the CD.
		They may be available on older Aminet CDs, but should have been unpacked and installed here.
		Besides that oversight it contains a good racing game plus there are all the usual useful tools, utilities, comms stuff, patches, etc, etc. If you haven't had an Aminet CD for a couple of months then this is as good a one as any to have.
	www.pisle.com /amiga/cds/aminet18.htm (181 words)

	Aminet WWW mirror list
		According to the statistics at www.shareware.com, the 29000 files found in Aminet now represent the world's largest collection of freely distributable software for any computer system.
		At the same time, Aminet shows the fastest natural growth ever with 427 files uploaded just last week.
		And its size just crossed five gigabytes, which is almost twice the size it was one year ago.
	home.earthlink.net /~jclenance/aminet_web_sites.html (139 words)

	AMI34TXT.HTM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Aminet Set 1 is the first "complete" Aminet archive on CD and consists of 4 gigabytes of software in 12,500 archives.
		Aminet Set 3 is also featuring 900 3D-objects, 240 textures and 459 mods, which will not appear on the regular Aminet CD-ROM series.
		Aminet Set 5 is also featuring nearly 1 gigabyte data which will not appear on the regular Aminet Series.
	www.webworldinc.com /transdata/AMI34TXT.HTM (4886 words)

	Aminet at ftp.unina.it (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Aminet is the Internet's largest collection of Amiga software.
		Because the GIF patent has expired, we now allow GIF software on Aminet again.
		Unfortunately the site ftp.unina.it, where it.aminet.net is hosted, is running out of disk space, so there are difficulties in keeping the mirror updated.
	ftp.unina.it /~aminet (66 words)

	Aminet
		Aminet is one of the largest Internet site in the world.
		If you want something for your Amiga, it is almost certainly going to be on Aminet.
		Software is carefully scrutinised by the maintainers' to ensure that it does not breach copright or contain a virus.
	www.amigahistory.co.uk /aminet.html (97 words)

	Vesalia Computer - Aminet Set 9
		Aminet Set 9 offers you everything that was added to the archive since Aminet Set 8 was made, plus full versions of GoldEd 4.8.0, Marblelous II, AmiAtlas V4 and a special edition of Digital Almanac II.
		Aminet Set 9, dated March 2000, consists of more than 3 gigabytes of software in nearly 4.000 archives.
		Since the release of Aminet 35 more than 420 MB of new software have been added.
	www.vesalia.de /e_aminetset9.htm (111 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Short: Generates Aminet upload.readme file Author: ralf.scholl@adpag.de Uploader: ralf scholl adpag de Type: util/misc Version: 0.6 Architecture: m68k-amigaos Distribution: Aminet ------------------------------------------------------ English description: The program generates a.readme file, that confirms to the new structure.
		A.readme file is necessary when you upload a file to Aminet.
		There are several programs to create a.readme file in the Aminet, but all of them are old and does not cover the new structure of the Aminet-readme-file.
	de5.aminet.net /util/misc/Aminet-Readme-Creator.readme (283 words)

	[No title]
		NOT the other way round zop (besides, I see no signs of dropping uploads on Aminet) zop GA tekmage queue is tekmage, jOule, dustbin, illuvatar, jalovick T-tam Hi - aminet needs (IMHO) to be brought up to date in a few areas - better seaching, nicer UI, deeper directories.
		I made to mistake to start writing the perfect aminet mirror program with GUI generation zop...never got finished but keeps me from doing incemental changes to the user interface.
		zop I think Aminet is one of the reasons why we hardly see ANY viruses on the Amiga anymore (do we?) zop GA Dustbin As for the idea behind a global update system, perhaps a simple developer API could be added, ie.
	www.ncf.carleton.ca /ip/sigs/computer/amiga/news/shows/computer98/981114_aminet (1865 words)

	Aminet Set 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Aminet® Set 6 offers you everything that was added to the archives since Aminet® Set 5 was made plus the full-versions of WordWorth 5SE, TurboCalc 3.5, PPaint 6.4 and Wildfire 3.38.
		Aminet® Set 6 is featuring nearly 1 gigabyte data which will not appear on the regular Aminet® CD-ROM series.
		Aminet® Set 6, dated March 1998, consists of approximately 4 gigabytes of software in 8.000 archives.
	home.c2i.net /regulus/aminetset6.html (76 words)

	@MONITOR.CA 8/98 -- AMIGA.info
		I've gone a bit overboard in describing Aminet, but considering its keeper (Urban Mueller) was nominated this year for the AAA Awards, I think he and Aminet deserve some recognition.
		Each CD contains an index of all the files on all Aminet CDs and Aminet Sets to the present which enables you to find where a specific file is located.
		This is the power of Aminet: a group of FTP servers working in unison globally to facilitate access to files, whether older or recent.
	www.monitor.ca /monitor/issues/vol5iss12/amiga.html (4391 words)

	Aminet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Aminet is another archive site with many mirror sites.
		In addition to Aminet there are other amiga related FTP sites.
		The Aminet Archive now has a Mosaic home page where the most recent uploads can by found and retrieved.
	home.hiwaay.net /~rnorman/anetfaq/Aminet.html (199 words)

	Aminet CD 34 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Aminet® is the world's largest collection of freely distributable Amiga® software.
		Aminet® CD 34, dated December 1999, contains nearly 1 gigabyte (uncompressed) of software in thousands of archivers.
		Since the release of Aminet® 33 more the 500 MB new software has appeared.
	home.c2i.net /regulus/aminet34.html (87 words)

	Projects
		At the moment there's no real need for private beta-testing, therefore anyone, even if he's not a beta-tester, can contribute to the development of VisualPrefs by trying out the most recent public beta release (if there is one) and reporting any bug he should encounter.
		Some of my programs are available from time to time as public beta releases, before they're uploaded to Aminet in their final version.
		The Aminet release is more up to date.
	home.intercom.it /~amigaws/Eng/Projects.html (757 words)

	Amino open standards IPTV AmiNET set-top boxes and small PVR - PVR Wire
		On display were the AmiNET 120, 125, and 125i set-top boxes and the AmiNET500 PVR.
		The "i" in the AmiNET 125i stands for "internet TV" since this higher end set top box is designed to stream internet video and Pay Per View content making it a potential, lesser known, open standards competitor to the Apple iTV.
		According to Amino approximately 700,000 AmiNET IPTV set-top boxes have been used in over 50 countries worldwide by more than 500 customers in commercial deployments and trials.
	www.pvrwire.com /2006/10/09/amino-open-standards-iptv-aminet-set-top-boxes-and-small-pvr (866 words)

	Vesalia Computer - Aminet CD 41
		The Aminet CD 41, dated February 2001, contains more than 800 MB of (uncompressed) software in nearly thousand archives.
		Since the release of Aminet CD 40, countless MBytes of new software have appeared.
		New since Aminet 33 and regularly updated: The popular news archive amiga-news.de by Petra Struck is now part of every Aminet CD (in English and German) and can be viewed directly with an included browser started from the readme file.
	www.vesalia.de /e_aminet41.htm (126 words)

	Amiga FAQ (Frequently asked questions) (Part 4 of 4)
		Normally one needs an acoount on the remote machine to use it, bat a number of machines have a setup that allows everybody to log in as the user `ftp' or `anonymous', so anybody may get files from them.
		The most important of this servers are the Aminet servers, which mirror each other and hence should have the same files.
		Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.misc (monthly) Ftp: Aminet, info/start Betreuer: Urban Dominik Mueller (umueller@amiga.icu.net.ch) The Amiga-FAQ archive ********************* The Amiga-FAQ is available in different formats: Ascii format (which is posted to the nets) AmigaGuide format (which is the adequate format on the Amiga) and in dvi format (to be printed).
	www.faqs.org /faqs/amiga/introduction/part4 (3214 words)

	The MOD FAQ \| Version 3.1
		All of the following players can be found on aminet in mus/play/ (see 6.1).
		Because of the confusion surrounding Aminet at the time of updating, I checked the main Aminet site in Germany, and that seems to be fine.
		There are several DAS Player peripheral files on Aminet, but the player itself seems to be absent.
	www.modplug.com /modfaq/3-1.html (1408 words)

	Aminet Erlangen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Due to our limited harddisk space the directory gg/ of Aminet is no more persistent.
		Due to discspace problems, we keep files in the directory demo, mods and pix only for a certain time (half a year minimum)
		Global Index or Local Index (HTML) of Aminet.
	ftp.uni-erlangen.de /~ftpamiga/aminet.html (126 words)

	Aminet 13 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		From the utilities to do things with, to the end results of other peoples endevours.
		As is usual with the Aminet disks they have included a 'special focus' section.
		The main point about the Aminet side of disk 13 is that the majority of the files are new (not on the older Aminet disks), so if you are thinking "Do I need another Aminet disk for my collection?" the answer is "Dunno!" It's all new, so why not!
	www.pisle.com /amiga/cds/aminet13.htm (161 words)

	This Old Workbench, Episode 21
		For instance, if you run program foobar, which uses foobar.library, then run the version command on the new version of foobar.library which you've just downloaded, the version command will report the old version, since it is in memory.
		The Amiga's datatype system is very useful, but to really get the most from it requires heading to Aminet for some serious enhancing.
		There are dozens of datatypes for all sorts of purposes, including almost every exotic image format, animations and mpegs, Mac and PC sound formats, and even datatypes for compression, binary and postscript files.
	www.amigau.com /amigarealm/thisoldworkbench/html/towb21.html (1224 words)

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