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New feature on Push'n'Pop
posted by Toms on 19 January 2012
As some people requested it, now you can indicate if you are looking for or donating some hardware by editing your account! These informations will be available in the profile pages and the search rubric...
Cross-dev under Linux - Very fast introduction in editing with vim
posted by Krusty on 15 January 2012
The editor is one of the most important software (even more important than the assembler), because it is the application you will use the more often. Indeed you spend more time to write code than to assemble it! One very good choice is VIM (Message to Eliot, it also works on windows). If you do not know this editor, you have to understand that the learning curve is quite difficult. But when you have experimented DAMS, you are ready to use any kind of editor ;)

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Revision 2012
posted by Toms on 14 January 2012
The world's largest demoscene event is back! Revision 2012 will take place on easter week-end (from the 6th to the 9th of April) in Saarbrücken, Germany! All the infos about the event are now available on the official website. CPC sceners are very welcomed as there are some oldskool competitions (demo, 4k intro, graphics, music)... and what an unforgettable experience to discover new CPC stuff on a huge 16:9 bigscreen in front of 800 people, or meet all the scene legends!!! Will you leave your mark in history? ;)

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Push'n'Pop 2011 Charts
posted by Toms on 08 January 2012
Remember... The last CPC charts were published in Demoniak #7, in 2000. During all these years, we guess that the rankings certainly changed... Rhino suggested on the forum to resurrect this old demoscene tradition, that's why Push'n'Pop decided to organize the CPC 2011 charts! All registered users are invited to fill this form and send it to me. Don't waste time, the deadline is on the 28th of january!
256 bytes Overscan Megatext Intro
posted by Toms on 28 December 2011
Last week-end, the 7DX demoparty took place in Turkey and as a nice surprise, Matahari released his first Amstrad intro in the 256 bytes compo (ranked second)! Is a turkish CPC scene about to emerge?
Amstrad specific chips at CPCparts.net
posted by Toms on 27 December 2011
Thanks to a friendly donator, now CPCparts.net offers some Amstrad specific chips including PPI, CRTC0, Gate Array and some other ones, all free of charge. With the stuff already available (connectors, belts, CPC Boosters+, buttons, switches), this website is a must to upgrade/repair our CPC!
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