Where can I download Amiga software?

• Aminet - the largest archive of freely distributable Amiga software, running since the early 1990s.
• WHDLoad - the official home of WHDLoad, with installers for running floppy games and demos from a hard disk.

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Where can I look up Amiga games?

• Hall of Light - a very detailed database of Amiga games, with screenshots, credits and scanned manuals.
• Lemon Amiga - a popular game database with user reviews and ratings.
• Amiga Magazine Rack - scans of classic Amiga magazines, cross-referenced with the Hall of Light.

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Where can I find demos and music?

• Pouet - the main database of demoscene productions, including thousands of Amiga demos.
• Amiga Music Preservation - an archive of Amiga music modules and the musicians who made them.

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Where can I look up Amiga hardware?

• Big Book of Amiga Hardware - a huge reference of Amiga computers, expansion cards, accelerators and peripherals, with photos and details.
• Amiga Hardware Database - specifications and photos of Amiga models and expansion cards, with install disks, benchmark results and search by manufacturer, chipset or autoconfig ID.
• AmigaOS Documentation Wiki - developer and technical documentation for AmigaOS.

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Where can I get Amiga emulators?

• WinUAE - the most accurate Amiga emulator, for Windows.
• FS-UAE - an emulator for Windows, macOS and Linux.
• Amiberry - an emulator designed for Linux devices such as the Raspberry Pi.
• vAmiga - an accuracy-focused emulator for macOS.
• Copperline - a newer, free and open-source emulator for Windows, macOS and Linux, focused on cycle-accurate hardware emulation.
• Amiga Forever - a licensed package of Kickstart ROMs, Workbench and emulation software.

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Where can I talk with other Amiga users?

• English Amiga Board - one of the largest and most active Amiga forums, covering hardware, software, games and emulation.
• AmigaLove - a friendly forum and community, plus in-depth game reviews and articles.
• A1K - a large German-language Amiga community.
• amiga-news.de - long-running Amiga news, in English and German.

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Where can I get the current AmigaOS?

• Hyperion Entertainment - the developer of AmigaOS 3.2 for classic Amigas and AmigaOS 4 for PowerPC systems.

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Which web sites work on a real Amiga web browser?

Most modern sites are too heavy for classic Amiga browsers, and many need encryption they cannot handle. A few sites are built for old computers:

• FrogFind - a search engine that turns web pages into simple text-only versions that vintage browsers can show.
• 68k.news - a news site made for vintage computers and browsers.
• AmigaFAQ - this site, which works over plain HTTP on classic Amiga browsers.

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