We find authors and copyright owners of relevant printed material and ask for their permission to preserve their books, and release it under an open and well-known liberal usage license, like the Creative Commons.
All books and source code we helped preserve can be found in our Gitlab-repository
But why? The books can already be found on site X?
The short answer - we try to make the books free under a liberal usage license - once and for all, legally. Besides inspiring other authors, and respecting the original author/or/and copyright holder, this also leads to many other benefits - archival and preservation is certainly easier, and the possibility for the current retro tech interested community wishing to dive into the literature and tech of yesterday also.
Special collections:
Amiga Book Reference List
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Program Design Techniques For The Amiga |
Amiga Disks and Drives Insider Guide |
Amiga fur Einsteiger (German) |
Paul Overaa, 1991 |
Paul Overaa, 1994 |
Christian Spanik, 1987 |
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Amiga: Images, Sounds and Animation |
Computers And Chaos - Amiga ed |
Computers And Chaos - Atari ed |
Michael Boom, 1986 |
Conrad Bessant, 1993 |
Conrad Bessant, 1992 |
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Total Amiga Workbench |
Mastering the Amiga |
Amiga A1200 Insider Guide |
Bruce Smith, 1995 |
Bruce Smith, Phil Morse, Alan Jones, 1992 |
Bruce Smith, 1992 |
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Amiga Gamers Guide Volume One |
First Steps Amiga Surfin |
Das grosse Amiga 2000 Buch (German) |
Bruce Smith, Dan Slingsby 1993 |
Karl Jeacle, 1996 |
Hannes Rügheimer, Christian Spanik, 1987 |
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Amiga for Beginners |
Amiga printers inside and out |
Becoming an Amiga artist |
Hannes Rügheimer, Christian Spanik, 1987 |
Ralf Ockenfelds, 1990 |
Vahe Guzelimian, Norbert K.Kuhnert, Gia L. Rozellis, 1987 |
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Multimedia with the Amiga |
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Dave Johnson,1991 |
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