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Masters of Our Domain

Posted by on May 17, 2011 Comments Off on Masters of Our Domain

I am happy to report that we have finally fixed the www.hyperion-entertainment.biz domain name. The domain has been limping along for a long time now.

DNSFor the uninitiated, the Domain Name System (DNS) is what makes it possible to use human friendly names for web sites on the internet. When a domain name does not resolve correctly you end up with a web site that is there one minute and gone the next. Other services like email, FTP, etc. seem to come and go. The root cause is not the server itself but the way names are resolved into IP addresses.

I admit I am no DNS expert so the fix was a team effort by Thomas Frieden, Olaf Barthel, Alex Carmona, Hyperion’s ISP and myself. A big thanks to the team for helping to resolve this lingering issue.

It could take a few days for all the DNS servers to update themselves so if www.hyperion-entertainment.biz does not yet resolve in your part of world just be patient until your local caches are updated.

It is important that the domain name be solid because we plan to introduce more services in the near future. Keep an eye on this blog for more details.

Steven Solie
AmigaOS Development Team Lead

 

AmigaOS wants you!

Posted by on April 27, 2011 Comments Off on AmigaOS wants you!

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Are you passionate about software development?

Do you want to contribute to AmigaOS by working directly on its source code?

The AmigaOS software development team could use your help.

If you are serious about helping with AmigaOS software development then please contact me today.

I look forward to discussing how you may be able to contribute.

Steven Solie
AmigaOS Development Team Lead

About this Blog

Posted by on December 19, 2010 13 comments

Welcome to the new Hyperion Entertainment Developer Blog.

On these pages, we intend to inform you in irregular intervals about new developments on AmigaOS 4.x, what is going on and what is being worked on right now. To begin with, we’ll have some news and a sneak peek at the Classic version of AmigaOS 4.1 that is going to be released soon.

To make full use of this, you need a CSS-Capable browser. Users of AmigaOS 4.x can use either OWB or the Timberwolf Alpha release. Older browser like IBrowse will very likely not display most of the content correctly.

There is more to come; watch this space.