Bob's Amiga Links

The Gainesville Amiga Networking Group is the local (Gainesville, Florida) Users' Group for the computer that featured a 32-bit, multithreaded, object-oriented, microkernel operating system, built-in multimedia support, true pre-emptive multitasking, dynamically-linked libraries, long file names, and other "modern" features when it was introduced more than ten years before Windows 95 made it to your local computer store. And yes, it is still being manufactured.
If you are interested in the Amiga, you should start by visiting the Amiga Web Directory where you can find lots of Amiga software,faqs, web pages, and more.
You should also take a look at the Aminet archive of freely-distributable Amiga software. It's the world's largest on-line collection of Amiga software, well-organized and a pleasure to use (the IBM-compatible world should get a clue here).
My favorite email program for the Amiga is Voodoo, now distributed by Finale Development. In fact, it's one of my two favorite email programs for any platform (the other is MR/2-ICE for OS/2).
My favorite word processor, for any platform, is FinalWriter for the Amiga (unfortunately, the Windows 95 version is a pale shadow of the real thing, but if you want something less resource-hungry than WordPerfect or MS-Word, you might give it a try). Free demo versions of both are available.

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