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Topic: Diskmag

	Crest - Small Diskmag-Pack-FAQ
		However, this was the perfect moment to release a diskmag archive burned on a CD and which definitely includes all evident highlights that were published in previous years.
		Therefore, the CD gives a distorted picture of the demoscene: the PC platform was the last one which adapted diskmags to spread latest news through the scene members.
		The most important diskmags are the most durable ones: Hugi (place of residence of the editor is Austria) and PAiN (place of residence of the editor is Switzerland).
	crest.untergrund.net /diskmag-pack-faq_en.html (874 words)

	Crest - diskmag pack 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		der diskmag pack ist original ein projekt von thiemo 'mados' maettig, ehemaliger chefeditor des deutschen wildmag.
		the diskmag pack is originally a project by thiemo 'mados' maettig, former main editor of the german wildmag.
		a number of diskmags can be started directly from the cd, for dos based diskmags it's maybe a good idea to have some plain dos installed (not a must, but may help solving problems).
	crest.untergrund.net /diskmag.html (354 words)

	Disk magazine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A disk magazine, colloquially known as a diskmag, and also known by the portmanteau magazette (from "magazine on diskette"), is a magazine that is distributed in electronic form to be read using computers.
		Diskmags have been written for many platforms, ranging from the C64 on up to the IBM PC and have even been created for video game consoles, like scenedicate for the Dreamcast.
		Demoscene diskmags have been known to cross over into the closely neighboring underground computer art scene and warez scenes as well.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Diskmag (1147 words)

	CFXweb: Hugi 21 Online
		Diskmag editors are the poor suckers who have to edits piles of bad ASCII text into some kinda readable thing...
		It is commonly believed that making a diskmag is hard, highly exhaustive work, because diskmags editors like telling that their audience.
		I should have guessed from some of his ideas he had presented to me in the days before, like making a 64k diskmag and founding a new UK demogroup, that he was entering a transitional phase in his scene-life and looking for new concepts.
	www.cfxweb.net /articles/hugi21/addiary.shtml (10171 words)

	UCM 25 - DISKMAGS
		A diskmag on the other hand slaps you around the head with a distinctive and packed issue with a particular character and feel for the time it was put together.
		Classic diskmags are still best at detailed reviews, and have the luxury of space for epic party reports and lengthy polems on the state of the scene among other things.
		Of course, a diskmag has scope for miscellanous topics which may or not be connected with the scene.
	www.tscc.de /ucm25/diskmags.html (1156 words)

	[ hacked by deviance ] - Diskmag Tripping (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The similarity of opinions you never feel when dealing with sceners outside a diskmag is striking.
		When you read a good diskmag, you know what the scene is all about.
		Diskmags and demos are done in calm, clean atmospheres.
	www.cfxweb.net /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=580 (492 words)

	UCM 24 - NETVSMAG
		Because of this situation, the diskmag editors started to check out the possible reasons for this and so do I. A thing I already found out long time before was the fact that the internet is slowly killing several domains that were filled out by diskmags in former times.
		One big domain of diskmags in times as internet, mailboxes, bulletin boards and email were too expensive, too slow and not available for everyone, were the news about the things that are going on in the scene.
		Also the IRC is destroying the need for this corner in the diskmags, esp. if you want to write some stuff that was going on, as you will write about stuff everybody knows already about and nobody cares about anymore.
	www.tscc.de /ucm24/netvsmag.html (1097 words)

	Claus D. Volko (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Also, as diskmags can't pay their writers, they have to rely on the support by volunteers.
		Most diskmags are irregular, usually for the same reasons: Either the GFX, the music, the code or the articles aren't finished at the desired release date.
		A mistake diskmag editors often make is that they write the editorial as the last article before finishing the mag.
	www.unet.univie.ac.at /~a0102122/articles/dmgoldru.htm (2309 words)

	[COMMENT] Internet killed the paper star. [Archive] - All About Symbian Forums
		In the last few years as a Diskmag it's seen the article contribution that it recieves dwindle and the content of the mag is but a third of what it once attained, over 1.5MB, yes 1.5 megabytes, of text.
		Allowing you to view said content while commuting on the train or the bus, a quick sync in the morning giving you news content more relevant and cheaper than buying a newspaper or magazine to read during a similar point in time.
		The diskmag now becomes just an archive of information from the previous period, articles/views etc collated into one manageable unit.
	www.allaboutsymbian.com /archive/t-31721.html (871 words)

	...oO( CREATORS - COVERS )Oo...
		Drawn in November 1994 for the diskmag "Ingenious Brain" from Equinoxe.
		Drawn in June 1994 for the group Powerage and their diskmag "The Wall".
		Drawn in 1994 for the diskmag "The Wall" by Powerage.
	creators.c64scene.org /diskcovers/mermaid.html (42 words)

	DCS \| Main / Scenedicate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		A disk magazine, also known as a diskmagazine, diskmag, magazine on disk, or magazette (a portmanteau for "magazine on diskette"), is a magazine that is distributed in electronic form to be read using computers.
		The socalled Diskmags are still very popular within the Demoscene.
		Diskmags feature a new style, background music and topics each issue.
	www.dreamcast-scene.com /index.php/Main/Scenedicate (714 words)

	Alive 10 - adok
		Soon after getting involved in the diskmag scene, I got a letter from a 16- year-old boy (he called himself Kaktus) who wanted to start his own diskmag and was looking for someone to code an interface for him.
		There may be some national diskmags in local languages, but they're of course only relevant for the scene in their countries.
		Diskmags are made for being archived and read in the future.
	alive.atari.org /alive10/adok.php (3218 words)

	- F.A.Q. de la demoscene
		En esta última apareció la diskmag Imphobia, punto de referencia del momento, y a mediados de los 90 empezó a multiplicarse el número de grupos y de producciones, de esta epoca (y que sigan activos) cabe destacar los siguientes grupos, Pulse, TPOLM y Orange.
		A: Una diskmag es un tipo de producción en la escena que sirve como medio de difusion de las ideas de la escena, como registro historico, como servicio de noticias, etc. Basicamente es una revista en formato digital cuya principal tematica es la escena.
		Es una diskmag que tiene una buena sección en la escena de las diskmags, asi que podeis encontrar referencias a otras diskmags en la misma Hugi.
	www.metamacro.com /escena/faq/main.html (6600 words)

	ComputerBase - Lexikon: Diskmag
		Diskmags werden jedoch nicht nur auf Diskette weitergegeben, sondern auf jede Weise, auf die Dateien übertragen werden können, zum Beispiel über Mailbox-Systeme (veraltet) oder über die üblichen Kanäle im Internet (FTP usw.).
		Diskmags unterscheiden sich von anderen elektronischen Magazinen (E-Mags) dadurch, dass sie normalerweise in eine einzigartige grafische Oberfläche eingebettet sind.
		Es gibt für viele verschiedene Plattformen Diskmags, vom PC über C64 und Amiga bis hin zu Videospiele-Konsolen wie den Dreamcast.
	www.computerbase.de /lexikon/Diskmag (198 words)

	Claus D. Volko (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Not only did I want to be entertained, but I also wanted to take a look at the development of this major diskmag and to compare the situation in it and the situation of it with the situation in and the situation of the diskmags of today.
		It was the first diskmag with VGA graphics and a similar structure like all the demoscene mags after it, the mags of the past and the mags of today.
		At the end of the year, the diskmag scene was joined by Daskmig Illusions, then a small and pityful local Norwegian magazine, which later played a more important role.
	www.unet.univie.ac.at /~a0102122/articles/dmimphb1.htm (1909 words)

	[No title]
		The Fuzzion group, formed by members of several Spanish groups, released a 4k diskmag called Fuzzby #0 to present themselves.
		Tatanka released issue 6 of their Polish diskmag Total Disaster and issue 2 of their English diskmag Amber.
		Replay released issues 5 and 6 of their diskmag Shine and a compilation of all articles from Shine #2-#5 called shineRETRO.
	lightning.prohosting.com /~science2/huginews.htm (3247 words)

	[No title]
		Mr.Now is not a member, as was stated in a a diskmag.
		Corto was busted for blueboxing early in the year, and rumours spread that this lead to the death of the group.
		This was even published in Pure Metal Coders' diskmag "R.A.W #3" [07/92], but it can't be true since the group was later active again, and released a demo as late as january 93.
	artscene.textfiles.com /history/scenery/scenery/all.txt (16795 words)

	Alive 11 - 5th
		The question of a diskmag being relevant in the internet age is always pertinent, and the answer is constantly being reshaped in new and subtle forms.
		Diskmags and webzine boundaries are blurring, current diskmags now offer both traditional shell and website options.
		Maybe diskmags are coming back into fashion, with the controversy over recent Hugi issues, and what almost seems to be a diskmag hunger on the comments for the latest issue of Pain.
	alive.atari.org /alive11/5th.php (4376 words)

	Welcome to Hugi, the leading PC Diskmag.
		i intend to make this newsletter a regular feature, bringing you the latest happenings concerning the hugi diskmag and hugi size coding competitions, thus making the time between each two issues of the diskmag a little more exciting.
		nevertheless this idea is nonsense: making a real diskmag requires embedding it into an interface, but as this newsletter ought to be small to download, it shall remain ascii-only.
		xxx has decided to give up his activities in the diskmag scene and has left the hugi crew.
	www.hugi.scene.org:8080 /meteor.php?page=hnews02 (917 words)

	Diskmag {theorieTANK}; JavaJim
		Diskmags sind das Sprachrohr der Demoscene, kurz auch einfach The Scene genannt.
		Das bekannteste ursprünglich deutschsprachige Diskmag ist HUGI, das heute fast ausschließlich in englischer Sprache verfasst ist und in der internationalen Szene ein sehr hohes Renommee genießt.
		Diskmags wie Hugi warten mit einer ansprechend gestalteten grafischen Oberfläche auf, die mit wechselnden, selbst komponierten Elektrosounds hinterlegt sind, die teilweise an Trance, Intelligent und Drum and Bass erinnern.
	www.javajim.de /theorietank/eculture/diskmag.html (602 words)

	pouet.net BBS :: I'm gonna work on Obscurum diskmag again :-)
		All this diskmag talking made me to want to work again on the diskmag that i was creating last year (i'm talking about
		Since some time, I was hot to start my own a diskmag (Not exactly a true diskmag, but something personal, mostly for expressing my own thoughts on life and the scene, like an Optimus blog ;).
		I'll also add a triangle rasterizer tutorial, only to show how coding articles will be formed (i'm not going to put it in the final version) and an article on writing articles from within the mag for faster editing using the embedded editor.
	www.pouet.net /topic.php?which=1813 (967 words)

	Alive 2 - offline
		It was not that long ago, that we started to hear of a brand new Atari-based diskmag which seemed to promise quite a lot.
		ST-Offline was that new shining light in the grey and dingy diskmag firmament, and almost before we could identify the website from whence it came, the launch issue was upon us!
		The not so surprising result is a 'Bless dis mess' concept when trying to mix this diskmag with NVDI and the extended screen modes.
	alive.atari.org /alive2/offline.php (1128 words)

	[No title]
		--- 1988 ------------------------------------------------------------------ amiga demo of the year................................D.O.C. "Demons are Forever" intro of the year.......................................................n/a significant releases..........Alpha Flight "Cracker's Journal #1" (diskmag) c64 demo of the year.......................................Vision "Legalise It" significant releases....................................................n/a generally...
		In January of 1988, the first issue of Alpha Flight's "Cracker Journal" - the very first amiga magazine on a disk - diskmag - was released.
		It was joined by two or three more mags by the end of the year, and the number was still rising...
	www.textfiles.com /artscene/history/scenery/scenery64/scne1988.txt (1494 words)

	KEVIN DRAPEL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		A diskmag is an electronical version of a magazine, the difference with a website is that you can read the contents offline.
		The diskmag is often tightely packed into one executable.
		There are many diskmags in the demoscene, PAiN is one of the best, created by some Swiss guys around 1994, it's the oldest diskmag still alive in demoscene.
	diwww.epfl.ch /~drapel/articles.html (349 words)

	[No title]
		First of all, I know some of you have been waiting to read this diskmag for a while.
		The first issue was supposed to be rel'd 2 months ago, and it would cover the N64, PSX, and GBC consoles.
		This time CORRUPT would be like the oldschool console diskmags, and would be completely text with amazing ASCIIs.
	bubbz.pocketheaven.com /files/charts/gbc/Corrupt_Console_Issue_1-CC/corr!001.txt (3358 words)

	Rock'n Role
		The diskmag Rock'n Role is an idea of Commander/Role.
		Rock'n Role is a kind of follow up from the older diskmags "Atrog" and "Internal" (which is still released under the Wow-label!).
		From issue 12 till 21, the diskmag was 2-sided.
	marina.fortunecity.com /pierhead/311 (227 words)

	Claus D. Volko (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		Thanks to them, The Magazine #1 is the very first diskmag in the PC scene that has its own exclusive, fully adequate 64k intro, with a quality that is even better than TBL's latest smash-hit.
		For example, The Magazine #1 is the first diskmag that can be handled not only by keyboard and mouse, but also by joystick.
		A nice idea of the Israeli diskmag Luna, of which unfortunately only one issue was released, was applied in The Magazine #1, too: You can select various background graphics, each of them painted by another artist.
	www.unet.univie.ac.at /~a0102122/articles/dmfake.htm (3032 words)

	Jurassic Pack Homepage / Main Part / What Is JP?
		After a break of three years, Zito (these days in Darkage, Reason and Layout) convinced Ghandy to revive JP in the year 2001 after he released Showtime #16, another Amiga scene diskmag.
		Behind The Curtain (Diskmag Texts) Not only interesting for editors this section includes replies on articles published in previous JP issues and especially diskmag related articles.
		As every diskmag there are some things to let you know at the end like deadlines and greetings.
	www.jurassicpack.de /MainWhatIs.htm (1200 words)

	i feel PAiN in your eyes...
		Read about Scene.org having 1 million visitors, how to make proper file packages, the future of diskmags, the Beastie Boys a/v logo contest, competition rules, reports from almost all the summer parties, the new wildspotting and more and more and more.
		A new edition of your favourite diskmag is out bringing you the latest, most hyped and most informative news, releases and articles from your scene.
		PAiN in cooperation with Grin brings you a small announcement intro for the upcoming issue of your favourite lifestyle diskmag.
	pain.scene.org (769 words)

	The ShareWorld Magazine Archive: Extracts - First Editorial. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-05)
		The other reason though is that I, (the editor - or Carl Read if you must), produced seven issues of a diskmag called Amy PD and Shareware Review which was supposedly for the benefit of PD and shareware users but attracted much more interest from those actually producing the stuff.
		Thus Amy PD died and in it's place is a magazine aimed directly at those producing Amiga shareware, thinking of doing so or just interested in it.
		What follows was originally an article but to save space it's been stuck on the end of the editorial instead.
	www.hi-toro.com /shareworld/extracts/editorial.html (2698 words)

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