Radio Freqs & Geeks BBS
A classic-style BBS built around radio, computers, technology and the general spirit of the old-school online world. Use Syncterm or MuffinTerm to access.
Telnet to BBSWelcome to AmigaZ.org, the home for assorted projects, experiments and general computer-related nonsense.
This site is a collection of things involving Amigas, BBS systems, amateur radio, retro computing, open-source software, games, comics and the occasional idea that seemed like a good idea at the time.
Some projects are finished. Some are being built. Some are probably never going to be finished. That's OK.
A classic-style BBS built around radio, computers, technology and the general spirit of the old-school online world. Use Syncterm or MuffinTerm to access.
Telnet to BBSAn open-source retro-inspired online service bringing back some of the ideas and fun of QuantumLink and the early online services.
OtterLink on GitHubA CNet-inspired packet-radio BBS written in Python, with ANSI files, classic prompts and support for amateur-radio networking.
GitHubRemember when going online was actually somewhere you went?
OtterLink is an attempt to bring some of that feeling back. Messaging, games, communities, text adventures and other little corners of an online world — built as open-source software instead of another giant social-media platform.
Think QuantumLink, AOL, BBSes and early online services, but with an otter.
Visit OtterLink on GitHubA digital comic-book reader project inspired by the experience of having a real spinner rack full of comics.
GitHubA standalone Linux AmigaGuide reader built with Qt, bringing the classic Amiga documentation format back to modern Linux desktops.
GitHubA community-access television style system for creating and displaying programmable screens.
GitHubAmiga hardware, emulation, Workbench, AmigaGuide, icons, BBS software and assorted experiments with classic Amiga systems.
More Amiga StuffWork involving the open-source City of Heroes server ecosystem, launchers, artwork and Qt/QML development.
SEGSLinux projects, games, utilities, radio projects, retro hardware and whatever else happens to become interesting.
GitHubBecause computers used to be fun.
Before every application became a subscription and every website became an advertising platform, people made weird little programs because they wanted to see if they could.
AmigaZ is a place for doing some of that again.