Two screeenshots from Odyssey Web Browser 1.16, running HTML5 games and applications
What's New from Icaros 1.3
- AROS system files from March 2, 2012
- Improved Wanderer experience: all "papercuts" bugfixes now included
- added initial support to printing
- support to printing-to-file
- support for parallel, serial and USB PostScript printers
- added a2ps, copytopar and print commands
- added Odyssey Web Browser 1.16 (ported from MorphOS)
- improved ZUNE GUI toolkit and default theme
- new directory organization in Extras with less drawer nesting
- updated LoView to version 2.37
- updated FPC and PortablE to latest version
- added complete support for Iconification
- updated ScummVM to version 1.3.0
- updated DosBox to latest AROS version
- updated AmiFig to latest version
- added support to Amiga games and demos on ADF files using AROS ROM
- added Mark Sheeky's Games for Amiga m68k
- added freeware full edition of Audio Evolution 4 (music studio app)
- added open source full edition of FryingPan (media burning app)
- desktop wallpaper by Deviantart artist Delta Nine
- direct access to MyWorkspace drawer from other computers on the network
- simplier boot menu, with just three startup options
- updated VIM to version 7.3
- added SDL-Quake executable with launch script
- moved games that need 3D acceleration on a proper drawer
- updated libraries for coders
- added Insolit Dust graphic effects and tutorials, with sources
- improved default configuration for DirectoryOpus
- added SCANdal with support for epson2 and gt68xx scan devices
- added Flipbook (slide viewer)
- added AbkViewer (AMOS sprite viewer/manager)
- updated FlexCat to latest version
- added Net-Bubble and Dragon Memory (games)
- added AviBuild, Convierteme and PXDrum to media editors
- added mp3player to media players
AVAILABILITY
For now, only the full Icaros Desktop Live! package is available for download. The smaller "Light" version will be ready later.
New OWB running Google Maps (on the left) and Audio Evolution 4 (on the right)
Simple Mail (on the left) and Overlander (on the right), a public domain game running in Janus-UAE