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Hardware Compatibility

2025-06-08T19:22:45Z

Beworld: /* Game Controllers */

<div id="hardwareCompatibility">

== Official Information ==
An official list of supported hardware is available at the [http://www.morphos-team.net/hardware MorphOS homepage] and a list of complete computer setups based on the official information is available [[Supported_Computers|here]].

== User Provided Reports ==
This is a list of hardware compatibility reported by users. It isn't, by any means, a complete list of hardware compatibility, but just individual findings by users that may contain user errors or obsolete information. Please report your findings in [https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=12445&forum=11 this thread] at MorphZone, or request an account to the MorphOS Library so you can edit the list yourself.

'''Note''': This list will only be as complete and comprehensive if you, a MorphOS user, report the hardware you have used in conjunction with MorphOS successfully, or unsuccessfully, for it to be included for others to gain the benefit from, and if necessary, possible and/or realistic, for further testing to be undertaken to establish if the hardware can be made functional for all users to enjoy with MorphOS.

This is as much '''your''' list, as it is also part of '''your''' Official MorphOS Library. Where possible the lists will be maintained in alphabetical order (A-Z), but if you find any errors please [https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=12445&forum=11 let us know] so correction(s) can be made.

=== Game Controllers ===
<table style="width:100%">
<tr><th class="type">USB Device</th><th class="driver">USB driver</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>8bitdo SFC30 Pro Controller</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td>8bitdo SN30 Pro Controller</td><td>hid, xbox360</td><td>3.11</td><td>wired</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=34 BIMONK Wired Gaming Controller]</td><td>hid</td><td>3.15</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=70 BIMONK Wireless Gaming Controller]</td><td>hid</td><td>3.15</td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech Rumble Pad wired (USB2)</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=85 Mcbazel Dobe Mini Arcade Stick]</td><td>hid</td><td>3.15</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.onyxsoft.se/joydivision.html OnyxSoft JoyDivision] DB9-USB adapter</td><td>hid</td><td>3.13</td><td>Connect an Atari style joystick to USB</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.retronicdesign.com/en/ Retronic Design] DB9-USB adapter</td><td>hid</td><td>3.13</td><td>Connect an Atari style joystick to USB</td></tr>
<tr><td>Saitek P380 Dual Analog wired (USB2)</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td style="color:red;">Sony Dualshock 3 (PS3)</td><td>-</td><td>-</td><td>not supported</td></tr>
<tr><td>Sony Dualshock 4 (PS4)</td><td>xbox360</td><td>3.10</td></tr>
<tr><td>Speedlink Competition Pro USB</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td>Speedlink Xeox Gamepad</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://tgsjoystick.wordpress.com/ The Greek Stick] (T.G.S.)</td><td>hid</td><td>3.15</td></tr>
<tr><td>Thrustmaster 360 Modena Pro Racing Wheel</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td><td>needs some setup for the ranges from the Poseidon prefs</td></tr>
<tr><td>Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads</td><td>xbox360</td><td>3.11</td><td>wireless supported via PC adapter</td></tr>
<tr><td>Xbox One gamepad</td><td>xbox360</td><td>3.11</td><td>wired only</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.marvo-tech.com/products/gt-016-wired-gaming-controller Marvo Scorpion GT-016 Joypad]</td><td>hid</td><td>3.18</td><td>wired,Dual-Analog, USB2 (PC,Android & PS3)<td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005006102617305.html GameSir G7-SE]</td><td>xbox360</td><td>3.19</td><td>wired only<br>Fabricant: Guangzhou Chicken Run Network Tech. (China)</td></tr>
</table>

=== Keyboards ===
<table style="width:100%;"><tr><th>Model</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>Apple A1016 Wireless BlueTooth</td><td>3.10</td><td>①</td></tr>
<tr><td>Apple Magic Keyboard (Version 1)</td><td>3.13</td><td>①</td></tr>
<tr><td>Cooler Master MS210/MK110</td><td>3.13</td><td>No software needed for full RGB control and Fn multimedia keys do work out of the box</td></tr>
<tr><td>Ducky Zero Keyboard DK2108SZ</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>IBM SK-8815 Corded USB Keyboard</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech UltraX Premium</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600</td><td>3.13</td><td>Model X880609-600</td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Wireless 900 Keyboard</td><td>3.13</td><td>Mouse+kb combo</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rapoo E6300 Ultra-Slim BT keyboard for iPad</td><td>3.11</td><td>①</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rapoo E9050 Wireless Compact Ultra-Slim Keyboard</td><td>3.11</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Rapoo E2710 Wireless Nano-USB Keyboard</td><td>3.11</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Xenta Super Compact Black Wired Keyboard (RK 107)</td><td>3.13</td><td></td></tr>
</table>
① requires a machine which supports paired BT input devices, like Mac mini

=== Mice ===
<table><tr><th>Model</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>A-Eon Technology MX-1000-1</td><td>3.13</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Dacota Gaming Serpent Mouse</td><td>3.15</td><td>Wired, 809024</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/mice/m100-usb-mouse.910-001601.html Logitech M100 Optical Corded Mouse]</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M180</td><td>3.11</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M185</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M190</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M220 Silent</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M330 Silent</td><td>3.14</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M650</td><td>3.19</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M650 L</td><td>3.19</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech T-RB22 Wireless Trackball</td><td>3.11</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech G203</td><td>3.10</td><td>No software control over RGB, DPI</td></tr>
<tr><td>Labtec Optical Mouse 800</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Compact Optical Mouse 500</td><td>3.14</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Trackball Explorer v1.0</td><td>3.11</td><td>PS2>USB adapter required</td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Wireless Mouse 900</td><td>3.14</td><td>Mouse+kb combo</td></tr>
<tr><td style="color:red;">Microsoft Wireless Mouse 4000</td><td>3.13</td><td>Not working</td></tr>
<tr><td>Razer Viper Mini</td><td>3.15</td><td>No software control over RGB, DPI</td></tr>
<tr><td>Sharkoon Skiller SGM2</td><td>3.13</td><td>No software needed for RGB and DPI settings, side buttons don't work</td></tr>
<tr><td>Targus AMU3102EU</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=82 TENMOS K6 Wireless Gaming Mouse]</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
</table>

=== MIDI Devices ===
<table><tr><th>Device</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.alesis.com/products/legacy/vi25 Alesis VI25] keyboard</td><td>3.13</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.korg.com/us/products/computergear/nanokey2/ Korg nanoKEY2] keyboard</td><td>3.13</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Yamaha PSR-433 keyboard</td><td>3.14</td><td></td></tr>
</table>

=== Networking ===
<table><tr><th>Device</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>TL-WR702N Nano Router</td><td></td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>TL-WR802N Nano Router</td><td></td><td></td></tr>
</table>

=== Printers ===
<table><tr><th>Model</th><th class="os">OS</th><th>TurboPrint (Printer) driver</th><th>PostScript (Printers) driver</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>HP 2500 Color LaserJet</td><td>3.11</td><td></td><td>[http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-en-hp2500_6.ppd.gz HP2500_6.PPD]</td><td>[http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-de-hp2500_6.ppd.gz DE], [http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-es-hp2500c2.ppd.gz ES], [http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-fr-hp2500_6.ppd.gz FR], [http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-it-hp2500_6.ppd.gz IT]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Konica Minolta Magicolor 4650</td><td>3.11</td><td></td><td>M4650PX.ppd</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Lexmark E342n</td><td>3.11</td><td>HP_LaserJet5series</td><td>[http://support.lexmark.com/index?productCode=LEXMARK_E340&segment=SUPPORTproductCode%3D&viewlocale=pt_BR&page=content&searchid=1378996742336&actp=search&id=DR13234&locale=EN&userlocale=EN_US Lexmark_E342n_en.PPD]</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Xerox 3225 Workcentre</td><td>3.11</td><td></td><td></td><td>Reported to work with PS</td></tr>
<tr><td>HP Color LaserJet MFP M274n</td><td>3.15</td><td></td><td>hp-color_laserjet_mfp_m274-ps.ppd</td></tr>
<tr><td>Xerox B230</td><td>3.18</td><td>HP_LaserJet5series</td><td>[https://www.support.xerox.com/en-mu/product/xerox-b230-printer/content/152267 PPD at support page]</td><td>B225 & B235 should work too, maybe also C230 & C235</td></tr>
</table>

=== Scanners ===
<table><tr><th>Model</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>Epson Perfection 1640SU</td><td>3.11</td><td>Including recent support for its ADF (Automatic Document Feeder).</td></tr>
</table>

=== Storage ===
<table><tr><th>Device</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hama-00055348-35in1-Multi-Reader/dp/B000IH1W20?th=1 HAMA USB 2.0 Card Reader 35 in 1]</td><td></td><td></td></tr>
</table>

=== USB Audio Devices ===
<table><tr><th>Device</th><th class="os">OS</th><th>Output</th><th>Input</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>"[http://www.dx.com/p/virtual-5-1-surround-usb-2-0-external-sound-card-22475 3D Sound]" USB sound card</td><td>3.10</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Vikings-City-Bluetooth-Adapter-APT-X-Low-Latency-Driver-Free-Plug-n-Play-BT-4-1/32828525027.html ANTTUS Gaming USB Bluetooth Adapter]</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.amazon.ca/Avantree-Bluetooth-Driver-Free-Wireless-Transmitter/dp/B01G3J1I5M Avantree Leaf BT 4.1 adapter]</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>C-Media soundcard</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td>Distorted output</td></tr>
<tr><td>Corsair Void Elite Surround adapter/headset</td><td>3.14</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td>Headset with 3.5mm jack and a USB adapter. Analog volume control.</td></tr>
<tr><td>Corsair Void RGB Elite headset</td><td>3.14</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td>Volume control binds to the HID class. Hint: can be used with [http://aminet.net/package/mus/play/MultiMeedio this].</td></tr>
<tr><td>FX-Audio- DAC-X3</td><td>3.12</td><td>OK</td><td>N/A</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Griffin iMic</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td>Distorted output</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.inline-info.com/de/produkte/eingabe-ausgabe/kopfhoerer-verstaerker/9909/inline-ampusb-hi-res-audio-hifi-dsd-kopfhoerer-verstaerker-usb-digital-audio-konverter-384khz/32-bit InLine AmpUSB Headphone Amplifier]</td><td>3.14</td><td>OK</td><td>N/A</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech H540 headset</td><td>3.14</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td>Volume control binds to the HID class. Hint: can be used with [http://aminet.net/package/mus/play/MultiMeedio this].</td></tr>
<tr><td>Sony PlayStation Gold 7.1 headset</td><td>3.13</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td>Works in stereo.</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://de.creative.com/p/sound-cards/sound-blaster-digital-music-premium-hd Sound Blaster X-Fi]</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td>Only front output tested</tD></tr>
<tr><td>Steelseries Arctis 7 headset</td><td>3.13</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.terratec.de/details.php?artnr=195448 TerraTec 195448 Aureon Dual USB]</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Turtle Beach Stealth 520 headset</td><td>3.13</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td></td></tr>
</table>

</div>

Hardware Compatibility

2025-06-08T19:19:58Z

Beworld: /* Game Controllers */

<div id="hardwareCompatibility">

== Official Information ==
An official list of supported hardware is available at the [http://www.morphos-team.net/hardware MorphOS homepage] and a list of complete computer setups based on the official information is available [[Supported_Computers|here]].

== User Provided Reports ==
This is a list of hardware compatibility reported by users. It isn't, by any means, a complete list of hardware compatibility, but just individual findings by users that may contain user errors or obsolete information. Please report your findings in [https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=12445&forum=11 this thread] at MorphZone, or request an account to the MorphOS Library so you can edit the list yourself.

'''Note''': This list will only be as complete and comprehensive if you, a MorphOS user, report the hardware you have used in conjunction with MorphOS successfully, or unsuccessfully, for it to be included for others to gain the benefit from, and if necessary, possible and/or realistic, for further testing to be undertaken to establish if the hardware can be made functional for all users to enjoy with MorphOS.

This is as much '''your''' list, as it is also part of '''your''' Official MorphOS Library. Where possible the lists will be maintained in alphabetical order (A-Z), but if you find any errors please [https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=12445&forum=11 let us know] so correction(s) can be made.

=== Game Controllers ===
<table style="width:100%">
<tr><th class="type">USB Device</th><th class="driver">USB driver</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>8bitdo SFC30 Pro Controller</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td>8bitdo SN30 Pro Controller</td><td>hid, xbox360</td><td>3.11</td><td>wired</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=34 BIMONK Wired Gaming Controller]</td><td>hid</td><td>3.15</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=70 BIMONK Wireless Gaming Controller]</td><td>hid</td><td>3.15</td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech Rumble Pad wired (USB2)</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=85 Mcbazel Dobe Mini Arcade Stick]</td><td>hid</td><td>3.15</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.onyxsoft.se/joydivision.html OnyxSoft JoyDivision] DB9-USB adapter</td><td>hid</td><td>3.13</td><td>Connect an Atari style joystick to USB</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.retronicdesign.com/en/ Retronic Design] DB9-USB adapter</td><td>hid</td><td>3.13</td><td>Connect an Atari style joystick to USB</td></tr>
<tr><td>Saitek P380 Dual Analog wired (USB2)</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td style="color:red;">Sony Dualshock 3 (PS3)</td><td>-</td><td>-</td><td>not supported</td></tr>
<tr><td>Sony Dualshock 4 (PS4)</td><td>xbox360</td><td>3.10</td></tr>
<tr><td>Speedlink Competition Pro USB</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td>Speedlink Xeox Gamepad</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://tgsjoystick.wordpress.com/ The Greek Stick] (T.G.S.)</td><td>hid</td><td>3.15</td></tr>
<tr><td>Thrustmaster 360 Modena Pro Racing Wheel</td><td>hid</td><td>3.11</td><td>needs some setup for the ranges from the Poseidon prefs</td></tr>
<tr><td>Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads</td><td>xbox360</td><td>3.11</td><td>wireless supported via PC adapter</td></tr>
<tr><td>Xbox One gamepad</td><td>xbox360</td><td>3.11</td><td>wired only</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.marvo-tech.com/products/gt-016-wired-gaming-controller Marvo Scorpion GT-016 Joypad]</td><td>hid</td><td>3.18</td><td>wired,Dual-Analog, USB2 (PC,Android & PS3)<td></tr>
<tr><td>GameSir G7-SE</td><td>xbox360</td><td>3.19</td><td>wired only<br>Fabricant: Guangzhou Chicken Run Network Tech. (China)</td></tr>
</table>

=== Keyboards ===
<table style="width:100%;"><tr><th>Model</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>Apple A1016 Wireless BlueTooth</td><td>3.10</td><td>①</td></tr>
<tr><td>Apple Magic Keyboard (Version 1)</td><td>3.13</td><td>①</td></tr>
<tr><td>Cooler Master MS210/MK110</td><td>3.13</td><td>No software needed for full RGB control and Fn multimedia keys do work out of the box</td></tr>
<tr><td>Ducky Zero Keyboard DK2108SZ</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>IBM SK-8815 Corded USB Keyboard</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech UltraX Premium</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600</td><td>3.13</td><td>Model X880609-600</td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Wireless 900 Keyboard</td><td>3.13</td><td>Mouse+kb combo</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rapoo E6300 Ultra-Slim BT keyboard for iPad</td><td>3.11</td><td>①</td></tr>
<tr><td>Rapoo E9050 Wireless Compact Ultra-Slim Keyboard</td><td>3.11</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Rapoo E2710 Wireless Nano-USB Keyboard</td><td>3.11</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Xenta Super Compact Black Wired Keyboard (RK 107)</td><td>3.13</td><td></td></tr>
</table>
① requires a machine which supports paired BT input devices, like Mac mini

=== Mice ===
<table><tr><th>Model</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>A-Eon Technology MX-1000-1</td><td>3.13</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Dacota Gaming Serpent Mouse</td><td>3.15</td><td>Wired, 809024</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/mice/m100-usb-mouse.910-001601.html Logitech M100 Optical Corded Mouse]</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M180</td><td>3.11</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M185</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M190</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M220 Silent</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M330 Silent</td><td>3.14</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M650</td><td>3.19</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech M650 L</td><td>3.19</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech T-RB22 Wireless Trackball</td><td>3.11</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech G203</td><td>3.10</td><td>No software control over RGB, DPI</td></tr>
<tr><td>Labtec Optical Mouse 800</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Compact Optical Mouse 500</td><td>3.14</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Trackball Explorer v1.0</td><td>3.11</td><td>PS2>USB adapter required</td></tr>
<tr><td>Microsoft Wireless Mouse 900</td><td>3.14</td><td>Mouse+kb combo</td></tr>
<tr><td style="color:red;">Microsoft Wireless Mouse 4000</td><td>3.13</td><td>Not working</td></tr>
<tr><td>Razer Viper Mini</td><td>3.15</td><td>No software control over RGB, DPI</td></tr>
<tr><td>Sharkoon Skiller SGM2</td><td>3.13</td><td>No software needed for RGB and DPI settings, side buttons don't work</td></tr>
<tr><td>Targus AMU3102EU</td><td>3.10</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.morphos-store.com/product_info.php?products_id=82 TENMOS K6 Wireless Gaming Mouse]</td><td>3.15</td><td></td></tr>
</table>

=== MIDI Devices ===
<table><tr><th>Device</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.alesis.com/products/legacy/vi25 Alesis VI25] keyboard</td><td>3.13</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.korg.com/us/products/computergear/nanokey2/ Korg nanoKEY2] keyboard</td><td>3.13</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Yamaha PSR-433 keyboard</td><td>3.14</td><td></td></tr>
</table>

=== Networking ===
<table><tr><th>Device</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>TL-WR702N Nano Router</td><td></td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>TL-WR802N Nano Router</td><td></td><td></td></tr>
</table>

=== Printers ===
<table><tr><th>Model</th><th class="os">OS</th><th>TurboPrint (Printer) driver</th><th>PostScript (Printers) driver</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>HP 2500 Color LaserJet</td><td>3.11</td><td></td><td>[http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-en-hp2500_6.ppd.gz HP2500_6.PPD]</td><td>[http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-de-hp2500_6.ppd.gz DE], [http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-es-hp2500c2.ppd.gz ES], [http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-fr-hp2500_6.ppd.gz FR], [http://www.artica.fr/download/ppd/hp-it-hp2500_6.ppd.gz IT]</td></tr>
<tr><td>Konica Minolta Magicolor 4650</td><td>3.11</td><td></td><td>M4650PX.ppd</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Lexmark E342n</td><td>3.11</td><td>HP_LaserJet5series</td><td>[http://support.lexmark.com/index?productCode=LEXMARK_E340&segment=SUPPORTproductCode%3D&viewlocale=pt_BR&page=content&searchid=1378996742336&actp=search&id=DR13234&locale=EN&userlocale=EN_US Lexmark_E342n_en.PPD]</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Xerox 3225 Workcentre</td><td>3.11</td><td></td><td></td><td>Reported to work with PS</td></tr>
<tr><td>HP Color LaserJet MFP M274n</td><td>3.15</td><td></td><td>hp-color_laserjet_mfp_m274-ps.ppd</td></tr>
<tr><td>Xerox B230</td><td>3.18</td><td>HP_LaserJet5series</td><td>[https://www.support.xerox.com/en-mu/product/xerox-b230-printer/content/152267 PPD at support page]</td><td>B225 & B235 should work too, maybe also C230 & C235</td></tr>
</table>

=== Scanners ===
<table><tr><th>Model</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>Epson Perfection 1640SU</td><td>3.11</td><td>Including recent support for its ADF (Automatic Document Feeder).</td></tr>
</table>

=== Storage ===
<table><tr><th>Device</th><th class="os">OS</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hama-00055348-35in1-Multi-Reader/dp/B000IH1W20?th=1 HAMA USB 2.0 Card Reader 35 in 1]</td><td></td><td></td></tr>
</table>

=== USB Audio Devices ===
<table><tr><th>Device</th><th class="os">OS</th><th>Output</th><th>Input</th><th class="comments">Comments</th></tr>
<tr><td>"[http://www.dx.com/p/virtual-5-1-surround-usb-2-0-external-sound-card-22475 3D Sound]" USB sound card</td><td>3.10</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Vikings-City-Bluetooth-Adapter-APT-X-Low-Latency-Driver-Free-Plug-n-Play-BT-4-1/32828525027.html ANTTUS Gaming USB Bluetooth Adapter]</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.amazon.ca/Avantree-Bluetooth-Driver-Free-Wireless-Transmitter/dp/B01G3J1I5M Avantree Leaf BT 4.1 adapter]</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>C-Media soundcard</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td>Distorted output</td></tr>
<tr><td>Corsair Void Elite Surround adapter/headset</td><td>3.14</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td>Headset with 3.5mm jack and a USB adapter. Analog volume control.</td></tr>
<tr><td>Corsair Void RGB Elite headset</td><td>3.14</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td>Volume control binds to the HID class. Hint: can be used with [http://aminet.net/package/mus/play/MultiMeedio this].</td></tr>
<tr><td>FX-Audio- DAC-X3</td><td>3.12</td><td>OK</td><td>N/A</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Griffin iMic</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td>Distorted output</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.inline-info.com/de/produkte/eingabe-ausgabe/kopfhoerer-verstaerker/9909/inline-ampusb-hi-res-audio-hifi-dsd-kopfhoerer-verstaerker-usb-digital-audio-konverter-384khz/32-bit InLine AmpUSB Headphone Amplifier]</td><td>3.14</td><td>OK</td><td>N/A</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Logitech H540 headset</td><td>3.14</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td>Volume control binds to the HID class. Hint: can be used with [http://aminet.net/package/mus/play/MultiMeedio this].</td></tr>
<tr><td>Sony PlayStation Gold 7.1 headset</td><td>3.13</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td>Works in stereo.</td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://de.creative.com/p/sound-cards/sound-blaster-digital-music-premium-hd Sound Blaster X-Fi]</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td>Only front output tested</tD></tr>
<tr><td>Steelseries Arctis 7 headset</td><td>3.13</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>[https://www.terratec.de/details.php?artnr=195448 TerraTec 195448 Aureon Dual USB]</td><td>3.11</td><td>OK</td><td>Untested</td><td></td></tr>
<tr><td>Turtle Beach Stealth 520 headset</td><td>3.13</td><td>OK</td><td>No</td><td></td></tr>
</table>

</div>

Liens

2016-11-16T11:54:37Z

Beworld: /* Portails communautaires & Forums */

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

==Site Web officel de MorphOS==
* http://www.morphos-team.net

==Portails communautaires & Forums==
* http://morph.zone

* http://www.warmp-asso.fr - L'association WArMUp vous propose un site dédié au système d'exploitation alternatif MorphOS

* http://www.warmp-asso.org

* http://www.pegasosforum.de

* http://www.pegasos.org

* http://www.pegasos.hu

* http://www.ppa.pl

* http://saku.bbs.fi/foorumi

* http://www.morphos-store.com - Un site pour acheter et vendre du matériel et des logiciels MorphOS.

==Archives de Fichiers==

* http://www.morphos-files.net - MorphOS File Hosting Service

* http://morphos.lukysoft.cz - MorphOS Software Database

* http://mos.aminet.net - Aminet

* Nouveau : http://www.morphos-storage.net - MorphOS Storage par WArMUp

==Logiciels==

Demoscene

* http://amiga.bbs.fi/demopack_morphos/ - MorphOS Demopack

Emulation

* http://www.amidog.com/amiga/fpse/ - Free PlayStation Emulator, ported by Mathias 'AmiDog' Roslund

Internet & Network

* http://www.amipodder.com - AmiPodder, free podcast client

* http://www.heightanxiety.com/AmiSSL/ - Port of OpenSSL for legacy applications

* http://amitradecenter.net - AmiTradeCenter, FTP client

* http://www.students.tut.fi/~komsa/amiga/beehive/ - Home of Beehive, a BitTorrent client

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/simplemail/ - SimpleMail, open source email client

* http://www.yam.ch - YAM, open source email client

* http://www.amirc.org - The famous IRC client

Music

* http://www.digiboosterpro.de/en/ - Home of Digibooster Pro

* http://jahjah.free.fr/morphos/ - Home of Ripper, a CD music ripping and conversion tool

* http://amigadev.free.fr/songplayer/index_en.html - Home of SongPlayer, a music player

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/soundbankster/ - A realtime audio mixing application dedicated to DJ enthusiasts

Office

* http://amigadev.free.fr/pointrider/ - PowerPoint viewer application

* http://www.grasshopperllc.com - Home of Pagestream, a commercial desktop publishing / page layout software

* http://muibase.sourceforge.net - Home of MUIBase, Steffen Gutmann's relational programmable database (with GUI)

* http://shinkuro.altervista.org/amiga/software/nowined.htm - Home of NoWinEd, text editor

* http://www.winfield.demon.nl - Free MS Word reader

Package Management

* http://www.geit.de/eng_grunch.html - Search, download, install, update, and uninstall programs

System

* http://morphosambient.sourceforge.net - Ambient 'desktop' environment

* http://scalos.noname.fr - Scalos desktop, an alternative to Ambient

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/snoopium/ - System monitor application.

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/backman/ - Backman, open source backup program

* http://amigazeux.net/diavolo/ - Diavolo Backup, formerly commercial backup program

==Développeurs==

* http://amigazeux.org - AmiNet Radio, Dragon, Wetter, SkinClock, and much more.

* http://polymere.free.fr/index_en.html - Home of PolyNet (icon bar), PolyOrganizer and PolyGlot (MSN messenger)

* http://members.shaw.ca/realstar/ - Developer of the Aqua, Eve and HyperCannon game titles.

* http://fabportnawak.free.fr - MPlayer, ScummVM, Odyssey Web Browser, MAME, and more.

* http://krashan.ppa.pl - DigiBooster 3, MorphOS Programmer's Handbook, audio tools, and more.

* http://tbs-software.com/morgoth/

* http://khtml.ppa.pl

* http://bigfoot.morphos-team.net

* http://dreamolers.binaryriot.org

* http://tokai.binaryriot.org

* http://www.biclodon.com

* http://www.iki.fi/sintonen

* http://www.tbs-software.com/stefkos/

* http://home.elka.pw.edu.pl/~mszyprow/programy/ - Author of SFSDoctor.

* http://kiero.binaryriot.org - Freespace 1&2, Foobilliard, Homeworld, scube, szoom, and more.

* http://www.geit.de - Home of Grunch, MagicBeacon, MMKeyboard, and more.

* http://yellowblue.free.fr - Home of Yomgui, who maintains Blender, Python, PyMUI and Helios (Firewire)

* http://www.orel.rekom.ru/~imax/ - Maxim Ilyin ported VirtualJaguar, Mike Steed's FlashPlayer, and more.

* http://natmeg.stamey.at - Creator of MorphUp packagement system, ported VLC, MLDonkey, and more.

* http://www.amirus.org.ru - Various utilities such a KeyMorpher, a MUI-based key mapper. (Website is in Russian.)

* http://tbs-software.com/mark/ - Developer of PowerD, various utilities.

* http://tbs-software.com/powerd/ - PowerD programming language

* http://www.lukysoft.cz - Home of Lukáš Stehlík (AmiGod benchmark)

* http://dasixk.free.fr - Home of SixK, who ported a multitude of apps

* http://alfie.altervista.org - Home of Alfonso 'alfie' Ranieri, creator of RxMUI, AmRSS (RSS client), and much more.

* http://morphware.schwarzes.net - Various small tools made by Andreas Schwarz.

* http://www.onyxsoft.se - Home of Onyxsoft who have released a number of applications and games.

* http://www.mguc.ppa.pl - Marian Guc's website, developer of PciTool, AutoDoc Reader and the unfinished Nemesis desktop.

* http://brain.umcs.lublin.pl/~rzookol/ - Michał Żukowski's website, developer of SCANdal (scanner software)

* http://www.igracki.de - gTranslator, yWeather, CRABUM, and more.

* http://www.morguesoft.eu - Various screen savers.

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/ - SoundBankster, commodities, utils.

* http://bszili.morphos.me/ - Home of BSzili, who has ported numerous games.

* http://jpv.wmhost.com/morphos/ - Lua, ARexx, and shell scripts.

==Divers==

* http://www.via-altera.de/mid.htm - some documents about MorphOS (German/English)
* https://morphosuser.wordpress.com - Yasu's MorphOS Blog

Liens

2016-11-16T11:53:43Z

Beworld: /* Archives de Fichiers */

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

==Site Web officel de MorphOS==
* http://www.morphos-team.net

==Portails communautaires & Forums==
* http://morph.zone

* http://www.warmp-asso.org

* http://www.warmp-asso.fr

* http://www.pegasosforum.de

* http://www.pegasos.org

* http://www.pegasos.hu

* http://www.ppa.pl

* http://saku.bbs.fi/foorumi

==Archives de Fichiers==

* http://www.morphos-files.net - MorphOS File Hosting Service

* http://morphos.lukysoft.cz - MorphOS Software Database

* http://mos.aminet.net - Aminet

* Nouveau : http://www.morphos-storage.net - MorphOS Storage par WArMUp

==Logiciels==

Demoscene

* http://amiga.bbs.fi/demopack_morphos/ - MorphOS Demopack

Emulation

* http://www.amidog.com/amiga/fpse/ - Free PlayStation Emulator, ported by Mathias 'AmiDog' Roslund

Internet & Network

* http://www.amipodder.com - AmiPodder, free podcast client

* http://www.heightanxiety.com/AmiSSL/ - Port of OpenSSL for legacy applications

* http://amitradecenter.net - AmiTradeCenter, FTP client

* http://www.students.tut.fi/~komsa/amiga/beehive/ - Home of Beehive, a BitTorrent client

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/simplemail/ - SimpleMail, open source email client

* http://www.yam.ch - YAM, open source email client

* http://www.amirc.org - The famous IRC client

Music

* http://www.digiboosterpro.de/en/ - Home of Digibooster Pro

* http://jahjah.free.fr/morphos/ - Home of Ripper, a CD music ripping and conversion tool

* http://amigadev.free.fr/songplayer/index_en.html - Home of SongPlayer, a music player

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/soundbankster/ - A realtime audio mixing application dedicated to DJ enthusiasts

Office

* http://amigadev.free.fr/pointrider/ - PowerPoint viewer application

* http://www.grasshopperllc.com - Home of Pagestream, a commercial desktop publishing / page layout software

* http://muibase.sourceforge.net - Home of MUIBase, Steffen Gutmann's relational programmable database (with GUI)

* http://shinkuro.altervista.org/amiga/software/nowined.htm - Home of NoWinEd, text editor

* http://www.winfield.demon.nl - Free MS Word reader

Package Management

* http://www.geit.de/eng_grunch.html - Search, download, install, update, and uninstall programs

System

* http://morphosambient.sourceforge.net - Ambient 'desktop' environment

* http://scalos.noname.fr - Scalos desktop, an alternative to Ambient

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/snoopium/ - System monitor application.

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/backman/ - Backman, open source backup program

* http://amigazeux.net/diavolo/ - Diavolo Backup, formerly commercial backup program

==Développeurs==

* http://amigazeux.org - AmiNet Radio, Dragon, Wetter, SkinClock, and much more.

* http://polymere.free.fr/index_en.html - Home of PolyNet (icon bar), PolyOrganizer and PolyGlot (MSN messenger)

* http://members.shaw.ca/realstar/ - Developer of the Aqua, Eve and HyperCannon game titles.

* http://fabportnawak.free.fr - MPlayer, ScummVM, Odyssey Web Browser, MAME, and more.

* http://krashan.ppa.pl - DigiBooster 3, MorphOS Programmer's Handbook, audio tools, and more.

* http://tbs-software.com/morgoth/

* http://khtml.ppa.pl

* http://bigfoot.morphos-team.net

* http://dreamolers.binaryriot.org

* http://tokai.binaryriot.org

* http://www.biclodon.com

* http://www.iki.fi/sintonen

* http://www.tbs-software.com/stefkos/

* http://home.elka.pw.edu.pl/~mszyprow/programy/ - Author of SFSDoctor.

* http://kiero.binaryriot.org - Freespace 1&2, Foobilliard, Homeworld, scube, szoom, and more.

* http://www.geit.de - Home of Grunch, MagicBeacon, MMKeyboard, and more.

* http://yellowblue.free.fr - Home of Yomgui, who maintains Blender, Python, PyMUI and Helios (Firewire)

* http://www.orel.rekom.ru/~imax/ - Maxim Ilyin ported VirtualJaguar, Mike Steed's FlashPlayer, and more.

* http://natmeg.stamey.at - Creator of MorphUp packagement system, ported VLC, MLDonkey, and more.

* http://www.amirus.org.ru - Various utilities such a KeyMorpher, a MUI-based key mapper. (Website is in Russian.)

* http://tbs-software.com/mark/ - Developer of PowerD, various utilities.

* http://tbs-software.com/powerd/ - PowerD programming language

* http://www.lukysoft.cz - Home of Lukáš Stehlík (AmiGod benchmark)

* http://dasixk.free.fr - Home of SixK, who ported a multitude of apps

* http://alfie.altervista.org - Home of Alfonso 'alfie' Ranieri, creator of RxMUI, AmRSS (RSS client), and much more.

* http://morphware.schwarzes.net - Various small tools made by Andreas Schwarz.

* http://www.onyxsoft.se - Home of Onyxsoft who have released a number of applications and games.

* http://www.mguc.ppa.pl - Marian Guc's website, developer of PciTool, AutoDoc Reader and the unfinished Nemesis desktop.

* http://brain.umcs.lublin.pl/~rzookol/ - Michał Żukowski's website, developer of SCANdal (scanner software)

* http://www.igracki.de - gTranslator, yWeather, CRABUM, and more.

* http://www.morguesoft.eu - Various screen savers.

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/ - SoundBankster, commodities, utils.

* http://bszili.morphos.me/ - Home of BSzili, who has ported numerous games.

* http://jpv.wmhost.com/morphos/ - Lua, ARexx, and shell scripts.

==Divers==

* http://www.via-altera.de/mid.htm - some documents about MorphOS (German/English)
* https://morphosuser.wordpress.com - Yasu's MorphOS Blog

Links

2016-11-16T11:51:30Z

Beworld: /* Software */

==Official MorphOS Website==
* http://www.morphos-team.net

==Community Portals & Forums==
* http://morph.zone

* https://www.morphos-forum.de

* http://www.pegasos.org

* http://www.pegasos.hu

* http://www.ppa.pl

* http://saku.bbs.fi/foorumi

* http://www.warmp-asso.org

* http://www.warmp-asso.fr

* http://www.morphos-store.com - A website to buy and sell MorphOS hardware and software.

==File Repositories==

* http://mos.aminet.net - Aminet MorphOS Section

* http://www.morphos-files.net - MorphOS File Hosting Service

* http://morphos.lukysoft.cz - MorphOS Software Database

* http://www.morphos-storage.net - MorphOS Storage by WArMUp

==Software==

Demoscene

* http://amiga.bbs.fi/demopack_morphos/ - MorphOS Demopack

Emulation

* http://www.amidog.com/amiga/fpse/ - Free PlayStation Emulator, ported by Mathias 'AmiDog' Roslund

* http://ace.cpcscene.net/en:introduction - The acidulous CPC/CPC+ emulator.

Internet & Network

* http://www.amipodder.com - AmiPodder, free podcast client

* http://www.heightanxiety.com/AmiSSL/ - Port of OpenSSL for legacy applications

* http://amitradecenter.net - AmiTradeCenter, FTP client

* http://www.students.tut.fi/~komsa/amiga/beehive/ - Home of Beehive, a BitTorrent client

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/simplemail/ - SimpleMail, open source email client

* http://www.yam.ch - YAM, open source email client

* http://www.amirc.org - The famous IRC client

Music

* http://www.digiboosterpro.de/en/ - Home of Digibooster Pro

* http://jahjah.free.fr/morphos/ - Home of Ripper, a CD music ripping and conversion tool

* http://amigadev.free.fr/songplayer/index_en.html - Home of SongPlayer, a music player

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/soundbankster/ - A realtime audio mixing application dedicated to DJ enthusiasts

Office

* http://amigadev.free.fr/pointrider/ - PowerPoint viewer application

* http://www.grasshopperllc.com - Home of Pagestream, a commercial desktop publishing / page layout software

* http://muibase.sourceforge.net - Home of MUIBase, Steffen Gutmann's relational programmable database (with GUI)

* http://shinkuro.altervista.org/amiga/software/nowined.htm - Home of NoWinEd, text editor

* http://www.winfield.demon.nl - Free MS Word reader

Package Management

* http://www.geit.de/eng_grunch.html - Search, download, install, update, and uninstall programs

System

* http://morphosambient.sourceforge.net - Ambient 'desktop' environment

* http://scalos.noname.fr - Scalos desktop, an alternative to Ambient

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/snoopium/ - System monitor application.

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/backman/ - Backman, open source backup program

* http://amigazeux.net/diavolo/ - Diavolo Backup, formerly commercial backup program

==Developers==

* http://amigazeux.org - AmiNet Radio, Dragon, Wetter, SkinClock, and much more.

* http://polymere.free.fr/index_en.html - Home of PolyNet (icon bar), PolyOrganizer and PolyGlot (MSN messenger)

* http://members.shaw.ca/realstar/ - Developer of the Aqua, Eve and HyperCannon game titles.

* http://fabportnawak.free.fr - MPlayer, ScummVM, Odyssey Web Browser, MAME, and more.

* http://krashan.ppa.pl - DigiBooster 3, MorphOS Programmer's Handbook, audio tools, and more.

* http://tbs-software.com/morgoth/

* http://khtml.ppa.pl

* http://bigfoot.morphos-team.net

* http://dreamolers.binaryriot.org

* http://tokai.binaryriot.org

* http://www.biclodon.com

* http://www.iki.fi/sintonen

* http://www.tbs-software.com/stefkos/

* http://home.elka.pw.edu.pl/~mszyprow/programy/ - Author of SFSDoctor.

* http://kiero.binaryriot.org - Freespace 1&2, Foobilliard, Homeworld, scube, szoom, and more.

* http://www.geit.de - Home of Grunch, MagicBeacon, MMKeyboard, and more.

* http://yellowblue.free.fr - Home of Yomgui, who maintains Blender, Python, PyMUI and Helios (Firewire)

* http://www.orel.rekom.ru/~imax/ - Maxim Ilyin ported VirtualJaguar, Mike Steed's FlashPlayer, and more.

* http://natmeg.stamey.at - Creator of MorphUp packagement system, ported VLC, MLDonkey, and more.

* http://www.amirus.org.ru - Various utilities such a KeyMorpher, a MUI-based key mapper. (Website is in Russian.)

* http://tbs-software.com/mark/ - Developer of PowerD, various utilities.

* http://tbs-software.com/powerd/ - PowerD programming language

* http://www.lukysoft.cz - Home of Lukáš Stehlík (AmiGod benchmark)

* http://dasixk.free.fr - Home of SixK, who ported a multitude of apps

* http://alfie.altervista.org - Home of Alfonso 'alfie' Ranieri, creator of RxMUI, AmRSS (RSS client), and much more.

* http://morphware.schwarzes.net - Various small tools made by Andreas Schwarz.

* http://www.onyxsoft.se - Home of Onyxsoft who have released a number of applications and games.

* http://www.mguc.ppa.pl - Marian Guc's website, developer of PciTool, AutoDoc Reader and the unfinished Nemesis desktop.

* http://brain.umcs.lublin.pl/~rzookol/ - Michał Żukowski's website, developer of SCANdal (scanner software)

* http://www.igracki.de - gTranslator, yWeather, CRABUM, and more.

* http://www.morguesoft.eu - Various screen savers.

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/ - SoundBankster, commodities, utils.

* http://bszili.morphos.me/ - Home of BSzili, who has ported numerous games.

* http://jpv.wmhost.com/morphos/ - Lua, ARexx, and shell scripts.

==Misc==

* http://www.via-altera.de/mid.htm - some documents about MorphOS (German/English)
* https://morphosuser.wordpress.com - Yasu's MorphOS Blog

Links

2016-11-16T11:50:56Z

Beworld:

Links

2016-11-16T11:48:08Z

Beworld: /* File Repositories */

==Official MorphOS Website==
* http://www.morphos-team.net

==Community Portals & Forums==
* http://morph.zone

* https://www.morphos-forum.de

* http://www.pegasos.org

* http://www.pegasos.hu

* http://www.ppa.pl

* http://saku.bbs.fi/foorumi

* http://www.warmp-asso.org

* http://www.warmp-asso.fr

==File Repositories==

* http://mos.aminet.net - Aminet MorphOS Section

* http://www.morphos-files.net - MorphOS File Hosting Service

* http://morphos.lukysoft.cz - MorphOS Software Database

* http://www.morphos-storage.fr - MorphOS Storage by WArMUp

==Software==

Demoscene

* http://amiga.bbs.fi/demopack_morphos/ - MorphOS Demopack

Emulation

* http://www.amidog.com/amiga/fpse/ - Free PlayStation Emulator, ported by Mathias 'AmiDog' Roslund

Internet & Network

* http://www.amipodder.com - AmiPodder, free podcast client

* http://www.heightanxiety.com/AmiSSL/ - Port of OpenSSL for legacy applications

* http://amitradecenter.net - AmiTradeCenter, FTP client

* http://www.students.tut.fi/~komsa/amiga/beehive/ - Home of Beehive, a BitTorrent client

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/simplemail/ - SimpleMail, open source email client

* http://www.yam.ch - YAM, open source email client

* http://www.amirc.org - The famous IRC client

Music

* http://www.digiboosterpro.de/en/ - Home of Digibooster Pro

* http://jahjah.free.fr/morphos/ - Home of Ripper, a CD music ripping and conversion tool

* http://amigadev.free.fr/songplayer/index_en.html - Home of SongPlayer, a music player

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/soundbankster/ - A realtime audio mixing application dedicated to DJ enthusiasts

Office

* http://amigadev.free.fr/pointrider/ - PowerPoint viewer application

* http://www.grasshopperllc.com - Home of Pagestream, a commercial desktop publishing / page layout software

* http://muibase.sourceforge.net - Home of MUIBase, Steffen Gutmann's relational programmable database (with GUI)

* http://shinkuro.altervista.org/amiga/software/nowined.htm - Home of NoWinEd, text editor

* http://www.winfield.demon.nl - Free MS Word reader

Package Management

* http://www.geit.de/eng_grunch.html - Search, download, install, update, and uninstall programs

System

* http://morphosambient.sourceforge.net - Ambient 'desktop' environment

* http://scalos.noname.fr - Scalos desktop, an alternative to Ambient

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/snoopium/ - System monitor application.

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/backman/ - Backman, open source backup program

* http://amigazeux.net/diavolo/ - Diavolo Backup, formerly commercial backup program

==Developers==

* http://amigazeux.org - AmiNet Radio, Dragon, Wetter, SkinClock, and much more.

* http://polymere.free.fr/index_en.html - Home of PolyNet (icon bar), PolyOrganizer and PolyGlot (MSN messenger)

* http://members.shaw.ca/realstar/ - Developer of the Aqua, Eve and HyperCannon game titles.

* http://fabportnawak.free.fr - MPlayer, ScummVM, Odyssey Web Browser, MAME, and more.

* http://krashan.ppa.pl - DigiBooster 3, MorphOS Programmer's Handbook, audio tools, and more.

* http://tbs-software.com/morgoth/

* http://khtml.ppa.pl

* http://bigfoot.morphos-team.net

* http://dreamolers.binaryriot.org

* http://tokai.binaryriot.org

* http://www.biclodon.com

* http://www.iki.fi/sintonen

* http://www.tbs-software.com/stefkos/

* http://home.elka.pw.edu.pl/~mszyprow/programy/ - Author of SFSDoctor.

* http://kiero.binaryriot.org - Freespace 1&2, Foobilliard, Homeworld, scube, szoom, and more.

* http://www.geit.de - Home of Grunch, MagicBeacon, MMKeyboard, and more.

* http://yellowblue.free.fr - Home of Yomgui, who maintains Blender, Python, PyMUI and Helios (Firewire)

* http://www.orel.rekom.ru/~imax/ - Maxim Ilyin ported VirtualJaguar, Mike Steed's FlashPlayer, and more.

* http://natmeg.stamey.at - Creator of MorphUp packagement system, ported VLC, MLDonkey, and more.

* http://www.amirus.org.ru - Various utilities such a KeyMorpher, a MUI-based key mapper. (Website is in Russian.)

* http://tbs-software.com/mark/ - Developer of PowerD, various utilities.

* http://tbs-software.com/powerd/ - PowerD programming language

* http://www.lukysoft.cz - Home of Lukáš Stehlík (AmiGod benchmark)

* http://dasixk.free.fr - Home of SixK, who ported a multitude of apps

* http://alfie.altervista.org - Home of Alfonso 'alfie' Ranieri, creator of RxMUI, AmRSS (RSS client), and much more.

* http://morphware.schwarzes.net - Various small tools made by Andreas Schwarz.

* http://www.onyxsoft.se - Home of Onyxsoft who have released a number of applications and games.

* http://www.mguc.ppa.pl - Marian Guc's website, developer of PciTool, AutoDoc Reader and the unfinished Nemesis desktop.

* http://brain.umcs.lublin.pl/~rzookol/ - Michał Żukowski's website, developer of SCANdal (scanner software)

* http://www.igracki.de - gTranslator, yWeather, CRABUM, and more.

* http://www.morguesoft.eu - Various screen savers.

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/ - SoundBankster, commodities, utils.

* http://bszili.morphos.me/ - Home of BSzili, who has ported numerous games.

* http://jpv.wmhost.com/morphos/ - Lua, ARexx, and shell scripts.

==Misc==

* http://www.via-altera.de/mid.htm - some documents about MorphOS (German/English)
* https://morphosuser.wordpress.com - Yasu's MorphOS Blog

Liens

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==Site Web officel de MorphOS==
* http://www.morphos-team.net

==Portails communautaires & Forums==
* http://morph.zone

* http://www.warmp-asso.org

* http://www.warmp-asso.fr

* http://www.pegasosforum.de

* http://www.pegasos.org

* http://www.pegasos.hu

* http://www.ppa.pl

* http://saku.bbs.fi/foorumi

==Archives de Fichiers==

* http://www.morphos-files.net - MorphOS File Hosting Service

* http://morphos.lukysoft.cz - MorphOS Software Database

* http://mos.aminet.net - Aminet

* Nouveau : http://storage.warmup-asso.fr - MorphOS Storage par WArMUp

==Logiciels==

Demoscene

* http://amiga.bbs.fi/demopack_morphos/ - MorphOS Demopack

Emulation

* http://www.amidog.com/amiga/fpse/ - Free PlayStation Emulator, ported by Mathias 'AmiDog' Roslund

Internet & Network

* http://www.amipodder.com - AmiPodder, free podcast client

* http://www.heightanxiety.com/AmiSSL/ - Port of OpenSSL for legacy applications

* http://amitradecenter.net - AmiTradeCenter, FTP client

* http://www.students.tut.fi/~komsa/amiga/beehive/ - Home of Beehive, a BitTorrent client

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/simplemail/ - SimpleMail, open source email client

* http://www.yam.ch - YAM, open source email client

* http://www.amirc.org - The famous IRC client

Music

* http://www.digiboosterpro.de/en/ - Home of Digibooster Pro

* http://jahjah.free.fr/morphos/ - Home of Ripper, a CD music ripping and conversion tool

* http://amigadev.free.fr/songplayer/index_en.html - Home of SongPlayer, a music player

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/soundbankster/ - A realtime audio mixing application dedicated to DJ enthusiasts

Office

* http://amigadev.free.fr/pointrider/ - PowerPoint viewer application

* http://www.grasshopperllc.com - Home of Pagestream, a commercial desktop publishing / page layout software

* http://muibase.sourceforge.net - Home of MUIBase, Steffen Gutmann's relational programmable database (with GUI)

* http://shinkuro.altervista.org/amiga/software/nowined.htm - Home of NoWinEd, text editor

* http://www.winfield.demon.nl - Free MS Word reader

Package Management

* http://www.geit.de/eng_grunch.html - Search, download, install, update, and uninstall programs

System

* http://morphosambient.sourceforge.net - Ambient 'desktop' environment

* http://scalos.noname.fr - Scalos desktop, an alternative to Ambient

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/snoopium/ - System monitor application.

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/backman/ - Backman, open source backup program

* http://amigazeux.net/diavolo/ - Diavolo Backup, formerly commercial backup program

==Développeurs==

* http://amigazeux.org - AmiNet Radio, Dragon, Wetter, SkinClock, and much more.

* http://polymere.free.fr/index_en.html - Home of PolyNet (icon bar), PolyOrganizer and PolyGlot (MSN messenger)

* http://members.shaw.ca/realstar/ - Developer of the Aqua, Eve and HyperCannon game titles.

* http://fabportnawak.free.fr - MPlayer, ScummVM, Odyssey Web Browser, MAME, and more.

* http://krashan.ppa.pl - DigiBooster 3, MorphOS Programmer's Handbook, audio tools, and more.

* http://tbs-software.com/morgoth/

* http://khtml.ppa.pl

* http://bigfoot.morphos-team.net

* http://dreamolers.binaryriot.org

* http://tokai.binaryriot.org

* http://www.biclodon.com

* http://www.iki.fi/sintonen

* http://www.tbs-software.com/stefkos/

* http://home.elka.pw.edu.pl/~mszyprow/programy/ - Author of SFSDoctor.

* http://kiero.binaryriot.org - Freespace 1&2, Foobilliard, Homeworld, scube, szoom, and more.

* http://www.geit.de - Home of Grunch, MagicBeacon, MMKeyboard, and more.

* http://yellowblue.free.fr - Home of Yomgui, who maintains Blender, Python, PyMUI and Helios (Firewire)

* http://www.orel.rekom.ru/~imax/ - Maxim Ilyin ported VirtualJaguar, Mike Steed's FlashPlayer, and more.

* http://natmeg.stamey.at - Creator of MorphUp packagement system, ported VLC, MLDonkey, and more.

* http://www.amirus.org.ru - Various utilities such a KeyMorpher, a MUI-based key mapper. (Website is in Russian.)

* http://tbs-software.com/mark/ - Developer of PowerD, various utilities.

* http://tbs-software.com/powerd/ - PowerD programming language

* http://www.lukysoft.cz - Home of Lukáš Stehlík (AmiGod benchmark)

* http://dasixk.free.fr - Home of SixK, who ported a multitude of apps

* http://alfie.altervista.org - Home of Alfonso 'alfie' Ranieri, creator of RxMUI, AmRSS (RSS client), and much more.

* http://morphware.schwarzes.net - Various small tools made by Andreas Schwarz.

* http://www.onyxsoft.se - Home of Onyxsoft who have released a number of applications and games.

* http://www.mguc.ppa.pl - Marian Guc's website, developer of PciTool, AutoDoc Reader and the unfinished Nemesis desktop.

* http://brain.umcs.lublin.pl/~rzookol/ - Michał Żukowski's website, developer of SCANdal (scanner software)

* http://www.igracki.de - gTranslator, yWeather, CRABUM, and more.

* http://www.morguesoft.eu - Various screen savers.

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/ - SoundBankster, commodities, utils.

* http://bszili.morphos.me/ - Home of BSzili, who has ported numerous games.

* http://jpv.wmhost.com/morphos/ - Lua, ARexx, and shell scripts.

==Divers==

* http://www.via-altera.de/mid.htm - some documents about MorphOS (German/English)
* https://morphosuser.wordpress.com - Yasu's MorphOS Blog

Links

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==Official MorphOS Website==
* http://www.morphos-team.net

==Community Portals & Forums==
* http://morph.zone

* http://www.warmp-asso.org

* http://www.warmp-asso.fr

* http://www.pegasosforum.de

* http://www.pegasos.org

* http://www.pegasos.hu

* http://www.ppa.pl

* http://saku.bbs.fi/foorumi

==File Repositories==

* http://www.morphos-files.net - MorphOS File Hosting Service

* http://morphos.lukysoft.cz - MorphOS Software Database

* http://mos.aminet.net

* New : http://storage.warmup-asso.fr - MorphOS Storage by WArMUp

==Software==

Demoscene

* http://amiga.bbs.fi/demopack_morphos/ - MorphOS Demopack

Emulation

* http://www.amidog.com/amiga/fpse/ - Free PlayStation Emulator, ported by Mathias 'AmiDog' Roslund

Internet & Network

* http://www.amipodder.com - AmiPodder, free podcast client

* http://www.heightanxiety.com/AmiSSL/ - Port of OpenSSL for legacy applications

* http://amitradecenter.net - AmiTradeCenter, FTP client

* http://www.students.tut.fi/~komsa/amiga/beehive/ - Home of Beehive, a BitTorrent client

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/simplemail/ - SimpleMail, open source email client

* http://www.yam.ch - YAM, open source email client

* http://www.amirc.org - The famous IRC client

Music

* http://www.digiboosterpro.de/en/ - Home of Digibooster Pro

* http://jahjah.free.fr/morphos/ - Home of Ripper, a CD music ripping and conversion tool

* http://amigadev.free.fr/songplayer/index_en.html - Home of SongPlayer, a music player

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/soundbankster/ - A realtime audio mixing application dedicated to DJ enthusiasts

Office

* http://amigadev.free.fr/pointrider/ - PowerPoint viewer application

* http://www.grasshopperllc.com - Home of Pagestream, a commercial desktop publishing / page layout software

* http://muibase.sourceforge.net - Home of MUIBase, Steffen Gutmann's relational programmable database (with GUI)

* http://shinkuro.altervista.org/amiga/software/nowined.htm - Home of NoWinEd, text editor

* http://www.winfield.demon.nl - Free MS Word reader

Package Management

* http://www.geit.de/eng_grunch.html - Search, download, install, update, and uninstall programs

System

* http://morphosambient.sourceforge.net - Ambient 'desktop' environment

* http://scalos.noname.fr - Scalos desktop, an alternative to Ambient

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/snoopium/ - System monitor application.

* http://sourceforge.net/projects/backman/ - Backman, open source backup program

* http://amigazeux.net/diavolo/ - Diavolo Backup, formerly commercial backup program

==Developers==

* http://amigazeux.org - AmiNet Radio, Dragon, Wetter, SkinClock, and much more.

* http://polymere.free.fr/index_en.html - Home of PolyNet (icon bar), PolyOrganizer and PolyGlot (MSN messenger)

* http://members.shaw.ca/realstar/ - Developer of the Aqua, Eve and HyperCannon game titles.

* http://fabportnawak.free.fr - MPlayer, ScummVM, Odyssey Web Browser, MAME, and more.

* http://krashan.ppa.pl - DigiBooster 3, MorphOS Programmer's Handbook, audio tools, and more.

* http://tbs-software.com/morgoth/

* http://khtml.ppa.pl

* http://bigfoot.morphos-team.net

* http://dreamolers.binaryriot.org

* http://tokai.binaryriot.org

* http://www.biclodon.com

* http://www.iki.fi/sintonen

* http://www.tbs-software.com/stefkos/

* http://home.elka.pw.edu.pl/~mszyprow/programy/ - Author of SFSDoctor.

* http://kiero.binaryriot.org - Freespace 1&2, Foobilliard, Homeworld, scube, szoom, and more.

* http://www.geit.de - Home of Grunch, MagicBeacon, MMKeyboard, and more.

* http://yellowblue.free.fr - Home of Yomgui, who maintains Blender, Python, PyMUI and Helios (Firewire)

* http://www.orel.rekom.ru/~imax/ - Maxim Ilyin ported VirtualJaguar, Mike Steed's FlashPlayer, and more.

* http://natmeg.stamey.at - Creator of MorphUp packagement system, ported VLC, MLDonkey, and more.

* http://www.amirus.org.ru - Various utilities such a KeyMorpher, a MUI-based key mapper. (Website is in Russian.)

* http://tbs-software.com/mark/ - Developer of PowerD, various utilities.

* http://tbs-software.com/powerd/ - PowerD programming language

* http://www.lukysoft.cz - Home of Lukáš Stehlík (AmiGod benchmark)

* http://dasixk.free.fr - Home of SixK, who ported a multitude of apps

* http://alfie.altervista.org - Home of Alfonso 'alfie' Ranieri, creator of RxMUI, AmRSS (RSS client), and much more.

* http://morphware.schwarzes.net - Various small tools made by Andreas Schwarz.

* http://www.onyxsoft.se - Home of Onyxsoft who have released a number of applications and games.

* http://www.mguc.ppa.pl - Marian Guc's website, developer of PciTool, AutoDoc Reader and the unfinished Nemesis desktop.

* http://brain.umcs.lublin.pl/~rzookol/ - Michał Żukowski's website, developer of SCANdal (scanner software)

* http://www.igracki.de - gTranslator, yWeather, CRABUM, and more.

* http://www.morguesoft.eu - Various screen savers.

* http://tcheko.binaryriot.org/ - SoundBankster, commodities, utils.

* http://bszili.morphos.me/ - Home of BSzili, who has ported numerous games.

* http://jpv.wmhost.com/morphos/ - Lua, ARexx, and shell scripts.

==Misc==

* http://www.via-altera.de/mid.htm - some documents about MorphOS (German/English)
* https://morphosuser.wordpress.com - Yasu's MorphOS Blog

Premiers pas avec MorphOS

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== Démarrer MorphOS pour la première fois ==

Après l'installation, allumer votre ordinateur afin de lancer votre nouvelle installation de MorphOS.

Une fois le démarrage terminé, vous verrez un écran comme la capture d'écran ci dessous. (peu varié suivant votre résolution d'écran)

[Picture: MorphOS desktop - fresh installation]

Je vous invite à lire l'article [http://obligement.free.fr/articles/debutermorphospegasos.php En pratique : Débuter sur MorphOS]

== Interactions avec le système ==

=== Clavier et Souris ===

Dans MorphOS, comme dans la plupart des système d'exploitation, la souris et le clavier sont les principaux moyens d'interaction de l’utilisateur avec le système.

Les deux boutons de la souris sont utilisés par défaut :

* Le bouton gauche de la souris ( LMB ) est utilisé pour sélectionner ou activer un élément,
* Le bouton droit de la souris (RMB) est utilisé pour ouvrir un menu.

La roulette et les défilements de la souris sont aussi supportés.

==== Interaction when using an Apple laptop or single-buttoned mouse ====

All supported Apple laptops offer only a single mouse-button, which is used by MorphOS as the LMB. As accessing menus is an integral part of using MorphOS and compatible software, the missing RMB must therefore be made available.

In order to follow this guide it is recommended that, if using an Apple laptop, you have a USB two-button mouse connected.

To find out more about emulating the RMB on Apple laptops see a tip [[Tips_and_Tricks#How_to_Use_RMB_with_One-button_Mouse | here]].

==== Conventions used to describe mouse actions in this guide ====

* Where the term 'double-click' is used, this refers to clicking the left mouse button twice in quick succession and releasing;
* Where the term 'drag' is used this refers to keeping the left mouse button depressed whilst moving the mouse pointer;
* Where the term 'lasso' is used this refers to drawing a box around one or more items by dragging on an empty area of screen/window;
* Activation and navigation through menus is expressed as: RMB > [Menu heading] > [menu entry].

== The Screen ==

The current screen contains Ambient, MorphOS default desktop environment which launches upon booting.

The strip along the top of the screen containing text and small icons is called the screen titlebar, or shorter the screenbar.

=== The Screenbar ===

The Screenbar displays the currently selected application name on the left (currently Ambient).

The right-hand most icon is the 'screen-depth' gadget, which is used to navigate between screens when multiple screens are open.

Between these two are a clock and some small, colourful and surprisingly tasty icons. These icons are called [[Screenbar_Modules | screenbar modules]], and are generally used to display useful information (such as battery state, date and time, memory usage, etc) or provide quick access to useful functions (such as ejecting the optical drive, or adjusting audio output volume).

Notes: From a fresh installation, MorphOS boots with one screen open, however supports as many screens as can be created in graphics memory. Each connected monitor can display one screen at any one time, with the user able to select which screen is displayed on the monitor using the screen depth gadget.

=== System Menus ===

System menus appear on the screenbar when the RMB is held.

* Menus and submenus can be expanded by hovering the mouse pointer over the heading;
* Individual menu items are activated by hovering over them and releasing the RMB;
* Multiple menu items can be selected by left-clicking on items whilst continuing to hold the RMB:
** Selected entries are activated by releasing the RMB whilst hovering over an entry;
* Menus are closed by releasing the RMB whilst not hovering over an entry.

An alternative method for accessing menus (which is the default method for Apple laptops which have only a single mouse-button) is quickly clicking the RMB to activate the menus (which remain open on a short click), then clicking with the LMB to activate an entry.

'''User action:
* Open My MorphOS (RMB on desktop > Ambient > My MorphOS)'''

=== Context menus ===

Context menus appear under the mouse pointer when the RMB is clicked on an icon or other object for which context menus are supported.

Context menus give convenient access to a range of common actions which are supported for that object type.

== Introducing Ambient ==

Ambient is MorphOS default desktop environment incorporating file browsing, Mime-based filetype handling, graphical desktop supporting shortcuts, panels, and providing GUI access to a range of utilities such as disk formatting, CLI, system monitor, system preferences, and many more.

[It is important to note that Ambient is not MorphOS, but is an application running on MorphOS

Applications may be started from Ambient (eg by double-clicking an icon), but do not run on or within Ambient, even though they may open windows or display output on the same screen.

Don't worry if the distinction of what Ambient is & is not appears a little blurry, it isn't crystal clear to me either. :) ] - is this useful or relevant at this stage of the guide? Move elsewhere!

=== The Ambient Desktop ===

From a fresh installation, the screen contents show a picture of a blue wave effect, with several icons also visible. This is Ambient's desktop.

==== Desktop Icons ====

The icons currently visible on the desktop represent the volumes on your hard drive(s), as well as any detected volumes on any other devices such as a CD, DVD or USB stick. On a standard installation you will see 'MorphOS' and 'Work' volumes showing on your desktop.

There are also two other icon on the desktop: 'My MorphOS' and 'Ram Disk' which are a little different:

* 'My MorphOS' gives access to the top level of the filesystem (analogous to 'My Computer' in Windows, or 'Computer' in OSX), and shows all your volumes;
* 'Ram disk' is a volume created and automatically resized dynamically in system memory which is used for fast access to system environment variables during runtime, for the system clipboard, and various other things. It is often useful to the user as a temporary storage area which flushes upon reboot, or as a fast 'swap,' 'cache' or 'temp' area for applications which make use of such features.

Icons on the Ambient desktop can be opened by double-clicking.

Icons can be dragged and placed anywhere on the desktop.

Multiple icons can be selected by clicking on the desktop and dragging to 'lasso' multiple icons. The selected icons can then be dragged, or have actions performed upon them (eg cut, copy, paste), as one object. The object group is unselected by clicking on the desktop or by selecting a different - unselected - object.

===== Snapshotting desktop icons =====

Icons will appear ordered on the desktop starting from the left hand corner of the desktop, but can be moved anywhere on the desktop during a session.

Upon a reboot icons will return to their default position unless we 'snapshot' them in place, and unless a user has enabled the "Automatic snapshot" option in the Ambient settings.

'''User action:
* Click-drag your 'Work' volume icon and place it to the right side of the desktop. Now right-click on the 'Work' icon, and select 'snapshot' from the context menu.
* Now click-drag your 'MorphOS' volume icon and place it to the right side of the desktop. Don't snapshot this in place.
* Now reboot. After a reboot, the MorphOS icon has returned to its previous position, but the 'Work' icon has stayed where we snapshotted it.'''

This is a very useful concept, since it means we can make a complete mess of the desktop during a session sure in the knowledge that, as long as we don't snapshot the icons in place, they will return to their saved positions upon a reboot.

Notes: 'Unsnapshotting' simply deletes this saved information and will return the icon to the default position in the top left of the desktop upon a reboot. It does not return it to a previously snapshotted position.

==== Panels ====

(Section needs re-doing, since MyMorphOS icon can't be dragged onto Panels. Grrrr...)

Another way to keep icons ordered on the desktop is by using Ambient's panels.

Let's create a panel!

'''User action:
* RMB on desktop > Settings > Ambient
* In the Ambient preferences:
** Select 'Panels' in the list on the left hand side;
** Click the 'New Panel' button to create a panel;
** Click 'Save' to close Ambient preferences and save the new panel.'''

Currently the panel contains no icons, just an arrow in a box. This is the drag gadget which, as the name suggests, is used to drag the panel into a desired position.

'''User action:
* Drag your 'My MorphOS' icon from the desktop onto the drag gadget of your new panel.'''

A copy of the 'My MorphOS' icon now appears on the panel.

'''User action:
* Click on the 'My MorphOS' icon on the panel - it opens the location with a single click.'''

Ambient's panels provide a single-click method of opening locations, applications, files, etc (as well as other more advanced features not covered here).

==== Shortcuts ====

As we don't want to have to navigate to every file from the top level of the drive each time, another type of icon which the desktop supports is shortcuts to a location or file.

A commonly used application is Odyssey (MorphOS' default Web Browser), which is located in the applications drawer on the 'System' volume. Let's create a shortcut on the desktop to launch OWB.

'''User action:
* Click on the 'My MorphOS' icon in the panel.
* Double-click on the System volume
* Double-click on the 'Applications' drawer, then double click again on the OWB drawer.
* Drag the 'OWB' application icon onto the desktop.'''

However really this is what panels are useful for. Let's keep the desktop tidy and put OWB into the panel also, that way it launches with a single-click instead of a double-click - doubling your productivity!1

'''User action:
* Drag the 'OWB' application icon onto the drag gadget of the panel. Make sure to drag it onto the drag gadget, and not onto the 'My MorphOS' icon placed there in the previous section.'''

Now we are left with a redundant Odyssey icon on the desktop which needs to be 'put away.' Again, this can be done from the context menu.

'''User action:
* RMB on Odyssey desktop shortcut > put away.'''

=== File browsing ===

In the section above, we touched upon file browsing - we opened a volume, navigated into a drawer, and then into another drawer to access a file.

In order to navigate effectively, we need to recognise some landmarks, so at this point there are a few basic concepts which need to be introduced and defined.

There's no delicate way around this, just grab yourself a cup of tea/coffee/vodka and try to stay awake. It's all important stuff that will help you down the line.

==== MorphOS Filesystem ====

'My MorphOS' is the top level of the filesystem, and is the point at which all volumes (eg 'System' and 'Work') are mounted.

MorphOS retains full compatibility with AmigaDOS, in which volume names are followed by a colon (eg 'System:' and 'Work:'), and directories are separated by a forward slash '/'.

The path to the web browser 'OWB' is thus expressed as:

* System:Applications/OWB/OWB

===== Assigns =====

In addition to volumes, MorphOS retains the concept of assigns. In the simplest sense, an assign is pseudonyms for a volume or directory path.

As with volumes, assigns are suffixed by a colon, and are also mounted at the top level of the filesystem.

An example of an assign is 'SYS' - which is a pseudonym for the 'System' volume.

The above path can therefore be expressed as:

* System:Applications/OWB/OWB

or

* SYS:Applications/OWB/OWB

Another example of an assign is 'ENVARC' - which is a pseudonym for the directory 'Prefs/Env-Archive' on the 'System' volume.

This directory path can therefore be expressed either as:

* System:Prefs/Env-Archive

* SYS:Prefs/Env-Archive

or simply

* ENVARC:

Assigns can also refer to multiple locations. The 'C' assign is an example of this. The primary location is 'System:C', however it is also a pseudonym for the location 'System:MorphOS/C'.

Assigns addressing multiple locations are prioritised in the order they are created. In this case 'System:C' is created first, then 'System:MorphOS/C' added.

Consequently the command:

* C:foobar

will first search the location System:C for the file 'foobar'. If the file is not found, the location System:MorphOS/C will then be searched.

==== Ambient File Browser ====

When viewing files in an Ambient browser window files are not visible by default unless they have an associated icon.

===== Icons (.info files) =====

Icons are separate files which have the same name, but are appended with the extension .info (for example the icon for the file 'sys:foo/bar' would be named 'sys:foo/bar.info' ).

MorphOS native Icon files are actually PNG image files, which also store any snapshot information, tooltypes etc in the file header (binary information which is part of the file, but does not contain the image).

Notes: MorphOS icons can be edited using Sketch which can be found within the Applications drawer.

MorphOS also supports legacy Amiga icons (including GlowIcons) however does not provide editing tools as part of OS for these legacy icon types, although 3rd party tools are available if required. (move to later section - not needed here!)

Thumbnails

--- Show all

--- Lister Mode

-- Basic file management

---What goes where: c, devs, l, libs, etc (not /etc)

-- Bookmarks

-- Inbuilt viewers

--- Opening files with external applications

-- Utilities

--- Exchange

--- Sound player

--- System Monitor

--- System Log

--- Format

--- Find

--- Hotkeys

--- Ambient Settings

-- Screenbar module Settings

-- My MorphOS & Filesystem root & removable media

-- Window icons

-- Window depth concept

-- Window Gadgets & handling: Dragging, resizing, iconify, hiding, scrolling, closing

-- Moving an application onto its own screen

--- Screen depth gadget

Premiers pas avec MorphOS

2016-07-01T19:00:30Z

Beworld: /* Keyboard and Mouse */

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

== Démarrer MorphOS pour la première fois ==

Après l'installation, allumer votre ordinateur afin de lancer votre nouvelle installation de MorphOS.

Une fois le démarrage terminé, vous verrez un écran comme la capture d'écran ci dessous. (peu varié suivant votre résolution d'écran)

[Picture: MorphOS desktop - fresh installation]

Je vous invite à lire l'article [http://obligement.free.fr/articles/debutermorphospegasos.php En pratique : Débuter sur MorphOS]

== Interacting with your system ==

=== Clavier et Souris ===

Dans MorphOS, comme dans la plupart des système d'exploitation, la souris et le clavier sont les principaux moyens d'interaction de l’utilisateur avec le système.

Les deux boutons de la souris sont utilisés par défaut :

* Le bouton gauche de la souris ( LMB ) est utilisé pour sélectionner ou activer un élément,
* Le bouton droit de la souris (RMB) est utilisé pour ouvrir un menu.

La roulette et les défilements de la souris sont aussi supportés.

==== Interaction when using an Apple laptop or single-buttoned mouse ====

All supported Apple laptops offer only a single mouse-button, which is used by MorphOS as the LMB. As accessing menus is an integral part of using MorphOS and compatible software, the missing RMB must therefore be made available.

In order to follow this guide it is recommended that, if using an Apple laptop, you have a USB two-button mouse connected.

To find out more about emulating the RMB on Apple laptops see a tip [[Tips_and_Tricks#How_to_Use_RMB_with_One-button_Mouse | here]].

==== Conventions used to describe mouse actions in this guide ====

* Where the term 'double-click' is used, this refers to clicking the left mouse button twice in quick succession and releasing;
* Where the term 'drag' is used this refers to keeping the left mouse button depressed whilst moving the mouse pointer;
* Where the term 'lasso' is used this refers to drawing a box around one or more items by dragging on an empty area of screen/window;
* Activation and navigation through menus is expressed as: RMB > [Menu heading] > [menu entry].

== The Screen ==

The current screen contains Ambient, MorphOS default desktop environment which launches upon booting.

The strip along the top of the screen containing text and small icons is called the screen titlebar, or shorter the screenbar.

=== The Screenbar ===

The Screenbar displays the currently selected application name on the left (currently Ambient).

The right-hand most icon is the 'screen-depth' gadget, which is used to navigate between screens when multiple screens are open.

Between these two are a clock and some small, colourful and surprisingly tasty icons. These icons are called [[Screenbar_Modules | screenbar modules]], and are generally used to display useful information (such as battery state, date and time, memory usage, etc) or provide quick access to useful functions (such as ejecting the optical drive, or adjusting audio output volume).

Notes: From a fresh installation, MorphOS boots with one screen open, however supports as many screens as can be created in graphics memory. Each connected monitor can display one screen at any one time, with the user able to select which screen is displayed on the monitor using the screen depth gadget.

=== System Menus ===

System menus appear on the screenbar when the RMB is held.

* Menus and submenus can be expanded by hovering the mouse pointer over the heading;
* Individual menu items are activated by hovering over them and releasing the RMB;
* Multiple menu items can be selected by left-clicking on items whilst continuing to hold the RMB:
** Selected entries are activated by releasing the RMB whilst hovering over an entry;
* Menus are closed by releasing the RMB whilst not hovering over an entry.

An alternative method for accessing menus (which is the default method for Apple laptops which have only a single mouse-button) is quickly clicking the RMB to activate the menus (which remain open on a short click), then clicking with the LMB to activate an entry.

'''User action:
* Open My MorphOS (RMB on desktop > Ambient > My MorphOS)'''

=== Context menus ===

Context menus appear under the mouse pointer when the RMB is clicked on an icon or other object for which context menus are supported.

Context menus give convenient access to a range of common actions which are supported for that object type.

== Introducing Ambient ==

Ambient is MorphOS default desktop environment incorporating file browsing, Mime-based filetype handling, graphical desktop supporting shortcuts, panels, and providing GUI access to a range of utilities such as disk formatting, CLI, system monitor, system preferences, and many more.

[It is important to note that Ambient is not MorphOS, but is an application running on MorphOS

Applications may be started from Ambient (eg by double-clicking an icon), but do not run on or within Ambient, even though they may open windows or display output on the same screen.

Don't worry if the distinction of what Ambient is & is not appears a little blurry, it isn't crystal clear to me either. :) ] - is this useful or relevant at this stage of the guide? Move elsewhere!

=== The Ambient Desktop ===

From a fresh installation, the screen contents show a picture of a blue wave effect, with several icons also visible. This is Ambient's desktop.

==== Desktop Icons ====

The icons currently visible on the desktop represent the volumes on your hard drive(s), as well as any detected volumes on any other devices such as a CD, DVD or USB stick. On a standard installation you will see 'MorphOS' and 'Work' volumes showing on your desktop.

There are also two other icon on the desktop: 'My MorphOS' and 'Ram Disk' which are a little different:

* 'My MorphOS' gives access to the top level of the filesystem (analogous to 'My Computer' in Windows, or 'Computer' in OSX), and shows all your volumes;
* 'Ram disk' is a volume created and automatically resized dynamically in system memory which is used for fast access to system environment variables during runtime, for the system clipboard, and various other things. It is often useful to the user as a temporary storage area which flushes upon reboot, or as a fast 'swap,' 'cache' or 'temp' area for applications which make use of such features.

Icons on the Ambient desktop can be opened by double-clicking.

Icons can be dragged and placed anywhere on the desktop.

Multiple icons can be selected by clicking on the desktop and dragging to 'lasso' multiple icons. The selected icons can then be dragged, or have actions performed upon them (eg cut, copy, paste), as one object. The object group is unselected by clicking on the desktop or by selecting a different - unselected - object.

===== Snapshotting desktop icons =====

Icons will appear ordered on the desktop starting from the left hand corner of the desktop, but can be moved anywhere on the desktop during a session.

Upon a reboot icons will return to their default position unless we 'snapshot' them in place, and unless a user has enabled the "Automatic snapshot" option in the Ambient settings.

'''User action:
* Click-drag your 'Work' volume icon and place it to the right side of the desktop. Now right-click on the 'Work' icon, and select 'snapshot' from the context menu.
* Now click-drag your 'MorphOS' volume icon and place it to the right side of the desktop. Don't snapshot this in place.
* Now reboot. After a reboot, the MorphOS icon has returned to its previous position, but the 'Work' icon has stayed where we snapshotted it.'''

This is a very useful concept, since it means we can make a complete mess of the desktop during a session sure in the knowledge that, as long as we don't snapshot the icons in place, they will return to their saved positions upon a reboot.

Notes: 'Unsnapshotting' simply deletes this saved information and will return the icon to the default position in the top left of the desktop upon a reboot. It does not return it to a previously snapshotted position.

==== Panels ====

(Section needs re-doing, since MyMorphOS icon can't be dragged onto Panels. Grrrr...)

Another way to keep icons ordered on the desktop is by using Ambient's panels.

Let's create a panel!

'''User action:
* RMB on desktop > Settings > Ambient
* In the Ambient preferences:
** Select 'Panels' in the list on the left hand side;
** Click the 'New Panel' button to create a panel;
** Click 'Save' to close Ambient preferences and save the new panel.'''

Currently the panel contains no icons, just an arrow in a box. This is the drag gadget which, as the name suggests, is used to drag the panel into a desired position.

'''User action:
* Drag your 'My MorphOS' icon from the desktop onto the drag gadget of your new panel.'''

A copy of the 'My MorphOS' icon now appears on the panel.

'''User action:
* Click on the 'My MorphOS' icon on the panel - it opens the location with a single click.'''

Ambient's panels provide a single-click method of opening locations, applications, files, etc (as well as other more advanced features not covered here).

==== Shortcuts ====

As we don't want to have to navigate to every file from the top level of the drive each time, another type of icon which the desktop supports is shortcuts to a location or file.

A commonly used application is Odyssey (MorphOS' default Web Browser), which is located in the applications drawer on the 'System' volume. Let's create a shortcut on the desktop to launch OWB.

'''User action:
* Click on the 'My MorphOS' icon in the panel.
* Double-click on the System volume
* Double-click on the 'Applications' drawer, then double click again on the OWB drawer.
* Drag the 'OWB' application icon onto the desktop.'''

However really this is what panels are useful for. Let's keep the desktop tidy and put OWB into the panel also, that way it launches with a single-click instead of a double-click - doubling your productivity!1

'''User action:
* Drag the 'OWB' application icon onto the drag gadget of the panel. Make sure to drag it onto the drag gadget, and not onto the 'My MorphOS' icon placed there in the previous section.'''

Now we are left with a redundant Odyssey icon on the desktop which needs to be 'put away.' Again, this can be done from the context menu.

'''User action:
* RMB on Odyssey desktop shortcut > put away.'''

=== File browsing ===

In the section above, we touched upon file browsing - we opened a volume, navigated into a drawer, and then into another drawer to access a file.

In order to navigate effectively, we need to recognise some landmarks, so at this point there are a few basic concepts which need to be introduced and defined.

There's no delicate way around this, just grab yourself a cup of tea/coffee/vodka and try to stay awake. It's all important stuff that will help you down the line.

==== MorphOS Filesystem ====

'My MorphOS' is the top level of the filesystem, and is the point at which all volumes (eg 'System' and 'Work') are mounted.

MorphOS retains full compatibility with AmigaDOS, in which volume names are followed by a colon (eg 'System:' and 'Work:'), and directories are separated by a forward slash '/'.

The path to the web browser 'OWB' is thus expressed as:

* System:Applications/OWB/OWB

===== Assigns =====

In addition to volumes, MorphOS retains the concept of assigns. In the simplest sense, an assign is pseudonyms for a volume or directory path.

As with volumes, assigns are suffixed by a colon, and are also mounted at the top level of the filesystem.

An example of an assign is 'SYS' - which is a pseudonym for the 'System' volume.

The above path can therefore be expressed as:

* System:Applications/OWB/OWB

or

* SYS:Applications/OWB/OWB

Another example of an assign is 'ENVARC' - which is a pseudonym for the directory 'Prefs/Env-Archive' on the 'System' volume.

This directory path can therefore be expressed either as:

* System:Prefs/Env-Archive

* SYS:Prefs/Env-Archive

or simply

* ENVARC:

Assigns can also refer to multiple locations. The 'C' assign is an example of this. The primary location is 'System:C', however it is also a pseudonym for the location 'System:MorphOS/C'.

Assigns addressing multiple locations are prioritised in the order they are created. In this case 'System:C' is created first, then 'System:MorphOS/C' added.

Consequently the command:

* C:foobar

will first search the location System:C for the file 'foobar'. If the file is not found, the location System:MorphOS/C will then be searched.

==== Ambient File Browser ====

When viewing files in an Ambient browser window files are not visible by default unless they have an associated icon.

===== Icons (.info files) =====

Icons are separate files which have the same name, but are appended with the extension .info (for example the icon for the file 'sys:foo/bar' would be named 'sys:foo/bar.info' ).

MorphOS native Icon files are actually PNG image files, which also store any snapshot information, tooltypes etc in the file header (binary information which is part of the file, but does not contain the image).

Notes: MorphOS icons can be edited using Sketch which can be found within the Applications drawer.

MorphOS also supports legacy Amiga icons (including GlowIcons) however does not provide editing tools as part of OS for these legacy icon types, although 3rd party tools are available if required. (move to later section - not needed here!)

Thumbnails

--- Show all

--- Lister Mode

-- Basic file management

---What goes where: c, devs, l, libs, etc (not /etc)

-- Bookmarks

-- Inbuilt viewers

--- Opening files with external applications

-- Utilities

--- Exchange

--- Sound player

--- System Monitor

--- System Log

--- Format

--- Find

--- Hotkeys

--- Ambient Settings

-- Screenbar module Settings

-- My MorphOS & Filesystem root & removable media

-- Window icons

-- Window depth concept

-- Window Gadgets & handling: Dragging, resizing, iconify, hiding, scrolling, closing

-- Moving an application onto its own screen

--- Screen depth gadget

Les SBars Modules

2016-04-09T13:46:57Z

Beworld:

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

Les modules "Screenbar" sont des programmes qui se place en haut à droite de la barre d'écran du haut. elles permettent d'avoir de nombreuses informations et fonctionnalités en accès rapide.

Les modules sont visible sur tous les [[Les_fondamentaux_de_MorphOS#Screens | écrans MUI]].

Pour les activer ou déactiver les modules, vous devez passer par le menu (clique droit de la souris) en haut à droite de l'écran.
Le menu contient également une option pour ordonner les modules et changer les préférences de chaque module.
Le menu est également accessible avec un appui gauche sur la souris long, voir [[Les_fondamentaux_de_MorphOS#Screen_Depth_Gadget | screen depth gadget]].

Voici la liste des modules inclus dans MorphOS et leur caractéristiques :

== Standard Modules ==
{|
| [[File:Sbar_Clock.png]]<br/>'''Clock'''
* A customizable string to show date-related values in every possible way.
* Double click opens the MorphOS Time preferences.
||
||[[File:Sbar_Clock_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_CPU_Monitor.png]]<br/>'''CPU Monitor'''
* A CPU load graph with task filtering options.
* Double click opens a big CPU load window.
|style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_CPU_Monitor_window.png|99px]]
||[[File:Sbar_CPU_Monitor_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Debug.png]]<br/>'''Debug'''
* Opens a debug menu with the left mouse click.
* "Show Log..." is a useful option to check if everything has behaved OK in your system.
|style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_Debug_menu.png|110px]]
||[[File:Sbar_Debug_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Drivelamps.png]]<br/>'''Drivelamps'''
* Shows activity lamps for any mass storage devices connected via IDE, SATA, USB, or SCSI.
* Separates reads and writes by different colors.
||
||[[File:Sbar_Drivelamps_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Eject.png]]<br/>'''Eject'''
* Ejects and/or unmounts devices when clicked with the left mouse button.
* Ejects the CD drive if there isn't anything else to unmount, but otherwise gives an eject menu.
* Can unmount mounted ISO images, SMBFS mounts, Kryptos and other fileimages, USB drives, etc.
|style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_Eject_menu.png|116px]]
||[[File:Sbar_Eject_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Energy.png]]<br/>'''Energy'''
* Shows the battery charge on laptops.
* Double click opens an Energy Information window with detailed information about the battery and the current drain.
|style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_Energy_window.png|96px]]
||[[File:Sbar_Energy_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Graphicsmemory.png]]<br/>'''Graphicsmemory'''
* Shows the graphics memory usage.
* Can show the information as percentage or megabytes, and/or as a graphical gauge bar.
* Double click opens the [[Utilities/GraphicBoards | GraphicBoards]] utility.
||
||[[File:Sbar_Graphicsmemory_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Memory.png]]<br/>'''Memory'''
* Shows the usage of system RAM and/or graphics memory.
* Can show the information as percentages or megabytes, and/or as graphical gauge bars.
* Double click opens the [[Utilities/Fragment | Fragment]] utility.
||
||[[File:Sbar_Memory_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Network.png]]<br/>'''Network'''
* Shows activity lamps for a network device.
* Double click opens the Network Statistics window with comprehensive information and graphs about the network traffic.
|style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_Network_window.png|96px]]
||[[File:Sbar_Network_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Thermal.png]]<br/>'''Thermal'''
* Monitors the temperature sensors.
* Can show or cycle between CPU, NorthBridge, GPU, and Trackpad sensors.
||
||[[File:Sbar_Thermal_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Titlebar.png]]<br/>'''Titlebar'''
* The screen title works as a screenbar module too, although it's always enabled.
* Can be configured to show much more than just the original information. For example memory and battery information, contents of ENV variables, etc.
||
||[[File:Sbar_Titlebar_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Volume.png]]<br/>'''Volume'''
* Controls the audio output volume.
* Using the mouse wheel over the module adjusts the volume and a left mouse click opens the volume slider.
* The "Save mixer settings" setting defines if the volume level is saved permanently every time you change it.
|style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_Volume_menu.png|50px]]
||[[File:Sbar_Volume_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Wireless.png]]<br/>'''Wireless'''
* Shows the wireless network status.
* A left mouse click scans for nearby WLANs and shows the results in a popup menu when the scanning is complete.
||
|style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_Wireless_menu.png|108px]]
|-
|

== Run Time Modules ==
These screenbar modules are only shown in runtime with certain programs.

|-
|[[File:Sbar_Ambient_SoundPlayer.png]]<br/>'''Ambient SoundPlayer'''
* Shown if an audio file is played with the Ambient's internal sound player.
* Can be used to pause or stop (quit) the playback.
* Shows the filename in a text scroller.
|style="height:128px;"|
|-
|[[File:Sbar_Jukebox_small.png]] [[File:Sbar_Jukebox_wide.png]]<br/>'''Jukebox'''
* The [[Utilities/Jukebox | Jukebox]] music player has two options for a screenbar module: small and wide.
* Both modules give a control menu when clicked with the left mouse button.
* Jukebox's volume setting can be adjusted with the mouse wheel over the module.
* The wide module has control buttons and a fully configurable text scroller.
|style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_Jukebox_small_menu.png|70px]]
||[[File:Sbar_Jukebox_settings.png|128px]]
|-
|[[File:Sbar_ZVNC.png]]<br/>'''ZVNC'''
* The [[Applications/ZVNC | ZVNC]] application creates a screenbar module with a popup menu for controlling it.
|style="height:111px;"|
|style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_ZVNC_menu.png|70px]]
|}

== 3rd Party Modules ==

3rd party modules should always be installed in the SYS:Classes/Screenbar directory. The Modules->Rescan option from the screen depth menu activates the newly installed modules without a reboot.

There's a good amount of 3rd party modules ranging from small funny gadgets to more serious and informative ones, and they can be found for example [http://morphos-files.net/find.php?find=screenbar here].

Outils/FTManager

2016-04-09T13:39:09Z

Beworld: /* Utilisation */

== Description ==

Une interface pour installer de nouvelle police de caractères (freetype fonts).

== Utilisation ==

1. Mettez vos nouvelles polices (fichiers .TTF) fraîchement téléchargées dans le répertoire "SYS:FONTS/_FFT"

2. Lancez FTManager

3. Choisissez comme Source, "SYS:FONTS/_FFT" (la où vous avez placer vos nouvelles polices)

4. Choisissez comme Destination : "Fonts:"

5. Double cliquez sur la police que vous venez de copier (listé dans la fenêtre) afin de la prévisualiser

6. Cliquez sur le bouton "Installer"

Exemple de site où vous pouvez trouver des polices : http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/download/open-sans

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:FTManager_fr.png]] [[File:FTManager2_fr.png]]

Outils/FTManager

2016-04-09T13:38:04Z

Beworld: /* Utilisation */

== Description ==

Une interface pour installer de nouvelle police de caractères (freetype fonts).

== Utilisation ==

1. Mettez vos nouvelles polices (fichiers .TTF) fraîchement téléchargées dans le répertoire "SYS:FONTS/_FFT"

2. Lancez FTManager

3. Choisissez comme Source, "SYS:FONTS/_FFT" (la où vous avez placer vos nouvelles polices)

4. Choisissez comme Destination : "Fonts:"

5. Double cliquez sur la police que vous venez de copier (listé dans la fenêtre) afin de la prévisualiser

6. Cliquez sur le bouton "Installer"

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:FTManager_fr.png]] [[File:FTManager2_fr.png]]

Outils/Mounter

2016-03-05T07:17:24Z

Beworld: /* Utilisation */

== Description ==

Outils pour monter et démonter des partitions de disque.

Les partitions montées peuvent être démontées; les partitions démontées pevent être montées manuellement, ou être montées automatiquement au démarrage.

== Utilisation ==
* Sélectionnez le périphérique dans la liste pour voir les partitions liées à celui-ci..
* Le bouton '''Mount''' monter la partition sélectionnée immédiatement.
* Le bouton '''Mount on Boot''' enregistre un fichier "mountlist" dans le répertoire ''DEVS:DOSDrivers''. Supprimer ce fichier si vous souhaitez que la partition ne se monte plus au démarrage.
* Le bouton '''Unmount''' démonte la partition sélectionnée immédiatement.
* Le bouton '''Create Mountlist...''' enregistre un fichier "mountlist" dans le répertoire sélectionné.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Mounter.png]]

Outils/Mounter

2016-03-05T07:13:13Z

Beworld: /* Description */

== Description ==

Outils pour monter et démonter des partitions de disque.

Les partitions montées peuvent être démontées; les partitions démontées pevent être montées manuellement, ou être montées automatiquement au démarrage.

== Utilisation ==
* Select the wanted device from the Devices list to get its partitions shown on the Partitions list.
* The '''Mount''' button mounts the selected partition immediately.
* The '''Mount on Boot''' button saves a mountlist file to the ''DEVS:DOSDrivers'' directory. Remove the file if you don't want the partition to be mounted at boot anymore.
* The '''Unmount''' button unmounts the selected partition immediately.
* The '''Create Mountlist...''' button saves a mountlist file to the selected destination.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Mounter.png]]

Outils/Mounter

2016-03-05T07:11:18Z

Beworld: /* Screenshot */

== Description ==
Tool for mounting and unmounting disk partitions.

Mounted partitions can be unmounted; unmounted partitions can be mounted manually, or set to automount at boot time.

== Utilisation ==
* Select the wanted device from the Devices list to get its partitions shown on the Partitions list.
* The '''Mount''' button mounts the selected partition immediately.
* The '''Mount on Boot''' button saves a mountlist file to the ''DEVS:DOSDrivers'' directory. Remove the file if you don't want the partition to be mounted at boot anymore.
* The '''Unmount''' button unmounts the selected partition immediately.
* The '''Create Mountlist...''' button saves a mountlist file to the selected destination.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Mounter.png]]

Outils/Mounter

2016-03-05T07:11:07Z

Beworld: /* Usage */

Outils/Installer

2016-02-29T10:26:24Z

Beworld: /* Description */

== Description ==

Installer est un logiciel qui permet d'interpréter les scripts d'installation.

C'est actuellement simplement une icône avec comme outils par défaut pointant sur le programme [[Shell_Commands/Installer|Installer]] dans le répertoire [[Shell_Commands|SYS:MorphOS/C]].

== Utilisation ==

L'outils Installer est appelé directement par des scripts d'installation par de logiciels tiers et n'a pas d'utiliser à être lancé seul.

== Notes ==

L'outils Installer inclus avec MorphOS est largement, mais pas entièrement, compatible avec celui du Workbench 3.x (OS 68k de Commodore).

Certains vieux scripts d'installation de programmes 68k ne fonctionnent pas correctement. Dans ce cas, télécharger l'Installer 68K disponible sur Aminet puis renommer le "Installer68K" et utilisez le comme Outils sur les icônes des scripts en question.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Installer.png]]

Outils/Installer

2016-02-29T10:25:05Z

Beworld: /* Notes */

== Description ==

Installer est un logiciel qui permet d'interpréter les scripts d'installation.

Actually just an icon with its default tool set to the MorphOS [[Shell_Commands/Installer|Installer]] tool in the [[Shell_Commands|SYS:MorphOS/C]] drawer.

== Utilisation ==

L'outils Installer est appelé directement par des scripts d'installation par de logiciels tiers et n'a pas d'utiliser à être lancé seul.

== Notes ==

L'outils Installer inclus avec MorphOS est largement, mais pas entièrement, compatible avec celui du Workbench 3.x (OS 68k de Commodore).

Certains vieux scripts d'installation de programmes 68k ne fonctionnent pas correctement. Dans ce cas, télécharger l'Installer 68K disponible sur Aminet puis renommer le "Installer68K" et utilisez le comme Outils sur les icônes des scripts en question.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Installer.png]]

Outils/Installer

2016-02-29T10:24:52Z

Beworld: /* Description */

== Description ==

Installer est un logiciel qui permet d'interpréter les scripts d'installation.

Actually just an icon with its default tool set to the MorphOS [[Shell_Commands/Installer|Installer]] tool in the [[Shell_Commands|SYS:MorphOS/C]] drawer.

== Utilisation ==

L'outils Installer est appelé directement par des scripts d'installation par de logiciels tiers et n'a pas d'utiliser à être lancé seul.

== Notes ==

L'outils Installer inclus avec MorphOS est largement, mais pas entièrement, compatible avec celui du Workbench 3.x (OS 68k de Commodore).

Certains vieux scriptes d'installation de programmes 68k ne fonctionnent pas correctement. Dans ce cas, télécharger l'Installer 68K disponible sur Aminet puis renommer le "Installer68K" et utilisez le comme Outils sur les icônes des scripts en question.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Installer.png]]

Outils/Installer

2016-02-29T10:24:36Z

Beworld: /* Description */

== Description ==

Installer est un logiciel qui permet d'interpréter les scriptes d'installation.

Actually just an icon with its default tool set to the MorphOS [[Shell_Commands/Installer|Installer]] tool in the [[Shell_Commands|SYS:MorphOS/C]] drawer.

== Utilisation ==

L'outils Installer est appelé directement par des scripts d'installation par de logiciels tiers et n'a pas d'utiliser à être lancé seul.

== Notes ==

L'outils Installer inclus avec MorphOS est largement, mais pas entièrement, compatible avec celui du Workbench 3.x (OS 68k de Commodore).

Certains vieux scriptes d'installation de programmes 68k ne fonctionnent pas correctement. Dans ce cas, télécharger l'Installer 68K disponible sur Aminet puis renommer le "Installer68K" et utilisez le comme Outils sur les icônes des scripts en question.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Installer.png]]

Outils/Installer

2016-02-29T10:23:43Z

Beworld: /* Notes */

== Description ==
Software installation script interpreter.

Actually just an icon with its default tool set to the MorphOS [[Shell_Commands/Installer|Installer]] tool in the [[Shell_Commands|SYS:MorphOS/C]] drawer.

== Utilisation ==

L'outils Installer est appelé directement par des scripts d'installation par de logiciels tiers et n'a pas d'utiliser à être lancé seul.

== Notes ==

L'outils Installer inclus avec MorphOS est largement, mais pas entièrement, compatible avec celui du Workbench 3.x (OS 68k de Commodore).

Certains vieux scriptes d'installation de programmes 68k ne fonctionnent pas correctement. Dans ce cas, télécharger l'Installer 68K disponible sur Aminet puis renommer le "Installer68K" et utilisez le comme Outils sur les icônes des scripts en question.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Installer.png]]

Outils/Installer

2016-02-29T10:20:00Z

Beworld: /* Screenshot */

== Description ==
Software installation script interpreter.

Actually just an icon with its default tool set to the MorphOS [[Shell_Commands/Installer|Installer]] tool in the [[Shell_Commands|SYS:MorphOS/C]] drawer.

== Utilisation ==

L'outils Installer est appelé directement par des scripts d'installation par de logiciels tiers et n'a pas d'utiliser à être lancé seul.

== Notes ==
Installer included with MorphOS is largely, but not entirely, compatible with the installer tool provided with Workbench 3.x (Commodore's final version of its 68K Amiga Operating system).
Some older 68K software installation scripts will not function correctly. In this case it is useful to download the 68K version of Installer available from Aminet. This can then be renamed (eg to Installer68K) and used for those scripts which fail using MorphOS default installer tool.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Installer.png]]

Outils/Installer

2016-02-29T10:19:49Z

Beworld: /* Usage */

== Description ==
Software installation script interpreter.

Actually just an icon with its default tool set to the MorphOS [[Shell_Commands/Installer|Installer]] tool in the [[Shell_Commands|SYS:MorphOS/C]] drawer.

== Utilisation ==

L'outils Installer est appelé directement par des scripts d'installation par de logiciels tiers et n'a pas d'utiliser à être lancé seul.

== Notes ==
Installer included with MorphOS is largely, but not entirely, compatible with the installer tool provided with Workbench 3.x (Commodore's final version of its 68K Amiga Operating system).
Some older 68K software installation scripts will not function correctly. In this case it is useful to download the 68K version of Installer available from Aminet. This can then be renamed (eg to Installer68K) and used for those scripts which fail using MorphOS default installer tool.

== Screenshot ==
: [[File:Installer.png]]

Comment utiliser des manettes de jeux

2016-02-29T10:17:34Z

Beworld: /* Using Multiple USB Game Controllers with lowlevel.library */

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

== A propos du support des manettes de jeux ==

MorphOS possède deux interfaces différentes pour gérer les manettes : la nouvelle sensors.library et l'ancienne lowlevel.library (for the legacy support).
Les logiciels qui utilisent la sensors.library sont assez rare, mais il est prévu que cela sera la seule API pour les controlleurs de jeux (dit manettes), et lowlevel.library would only be a wrapper for it.

MorphOS supports standard HID compatible controllers, which don't require any extra commands to be used in the communication, but also Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads (using a PC USB adapter).

== Utilisation de plusieurs controlleurs de jeux USB avec la lowlevel.library ==

=== Paramétrages de l'USB ===

If you connect several joysticks to a MorphOS machine, they all get assigned to the port 1 of lowlevel.library and will control the same player in games. You need to change lowlevel.library emulation settings in the USB preferences in MorphOS to get the joysticks to different ports for multiplayer gaming. Unfortunately there isn't any single switch for it and you have to change the port setting in several different places.

In the USB settings, select your controller from the Devices list and click the Settings button.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_1.png|400px]]

Controller is assigned to the port 1 by default in the "LowLevel Library Joypad emulation" section.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_2.png|400px]]

To change it to a different port select "Don't touch" option for the port 1 and "Merge with USB" for some other port. You may also change the Rumble Port if needed. We'll use port 2 in this example.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_3.png|400px]]

Click to the Action tab next. Here you have to define all actions of all directions and buttons to be sent to the wanted port too. Select "X axis" from the "Usage items" list, and then go through all the items in the lower list and change their port setting from the right side.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_4.png|400px]]

Do the same for the "Y axis" too.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_5.png|400px]]

And for the buttons too. Some controllers have the buttons on the same "Usage items" list with the axes settings, but with some controllers you may have to search them from the different item in the "Reports and collections" list.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_6.png|400px]]

Click the '''Save''' button and you have the controller configured to a different port!

=== Paramétrage via le logiciel ===

You can now configure games or programs to use different controllers for different players. For example the Wings Battlefield game has an "Assign Controls" option which just reads any input from any lowlevel.library port automatically, and you can use up to four separate controllers with it.
: [[File:WingsBattlefield_Macmini.jpg|400px]]
: Wings Battlefield with four joysticks connected to a Mac mini computer

UAE on the other hand is configured from a text based configuration file. You can assign any of the four lowlevel.library ports from the MorphOS side (joy<n>) to any of the emulated Amiga ports (joyport<n>).
: [[File:Usb_joystick_7.png|400px]]

== Controlleurs de jeux qui fonctionnent ==

* Speedlink Competition Pro USB
* Thrustmaster 360 Modena Pro Racing Wheel (besoins de paramétrages dans Poseidon)
* Sony Dualshock 4 (PS4)
* Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads (using a PC USB adapter)
* Gamepad logitech wingman precision USB

== Controlleurs qui ne fonctionnent pas ==

* PS3 controllers (they need some non-standard initializing command, but may get the support later)

Comment utiliser des manettes de jeux

2016-02-29T10:16:45Z

Beworld: /* Program Settings */

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

== A propos du support des manettes de jeux ==

MorphOS possède deux interfaces différentes pour gérer les manettes : la nouvelle sensors.library et l'ancienne lowlevel.library (for the legacy support).
Les logiciels qui utilisent la sensors.library sont assez rare, mais il est prévu que cela sera la seule API pour les controlleurs de jeux (dit manettes), et lowlevel.library would only be a wrapper for it.

MorphOS supports standard HID compatible controllers, which don't require any extra commands to be used in the communication, but also Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads (using a PC USB adapter).

== Using Multiple USB Game Controllers with lowlevel.library ==

=== USB Settings ===

If you connect several joysticks to a MorphOS machine, they all get assigned to the port 1 of lowlevel.library and will control the same player in games. You need to change lowlevel.library emulation settings in the USB preferences in MorphOS to get the joysticks to different ports for multiplayer gaming. Unfortunately there isn't any single switch for it and you have to change the port setting in several different places.

In the USB settings, select your controller from the Devices list and click the Settings button.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_1.png|400px]]

Controller is assigned to the port 1 by default in the "LowLevel Library Joypad emulation" section.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_2.png|400px]]

To change it to a different port select "Don't touch" option for the port 1 and "Merge with USB" for some other port. You may also change the Rumble Port if needed. We'll use port 2 in this example.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_3.png|400px]]

Click to the Action tab next. Here you have to define all actions of all directions and buttons to be sent to the wanted port too. Select "X axis" from the "Usage items" list, and then go through all the items in the lower list and change their port setting from the right side.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_4.png|400px]]

Do the same for the "Y axis" too.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_5.png|400px]]

And for the buttons too. Some controllers have the buttons on the same "Usage items" list with the axes settings, but with some controllers you may have to search them from the different item in the "Reports and collections" list.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_6.png|400px]]

Click the '''Save''' button and you have the controller configured to a different port!

=== Paramétrage via le logiciel ===

You can now configure games or programs to use different controllers for different players. For example the Wings Battlefield game has an "Assign Controls" option which just reads any input from any lowlevel.library port automatically, and you can use up to four separate controllers with it.
: [[File:WingsBattlefield_Macmini.jpg|400px]]
: Wings Battlefield with four joysticks connected to a Mac mini computer

UAE on the other hand is configured from a text based configuration file. You can assign any of the four lowlevel.library ports from the MorphOS side (joy<n>) to any of the emulated Amiga ports (joyport<n>).
: [[File:Usb_joystick_7.png|400px]]

== Controlleurs de jeux qui fonctionnent ==

* Speedlink Competition Pro USB
* Thrustmaster 360 Modena Pro Racing Wheel (besoins de paramétrages dans Poseidon)
* Sony Dualshock 4 (PS4)
* Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads (using a PC USB adapter)
* Gamepad logitech wingman precision USB

== Controlleurs qui ne fonctionnent pas ==

* PS3 controllers (they need some non-standard initializing command, but may get the support later)

Comment utiliser des manettes de jeux

2016-02-29T10:16:24Z

Beworld: /* Game Controllers Which Don't Work */

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

== A propos du support des manettes de jeux ==

MorphOS possède deux interfaces différentes pour gérer les manettes : la nouvelle sensors.library et l'ancienne lowlevel.library (for the legacy support).
Les logiciels qui utilisent la sensors.library sont assez rare, mais il est prévu que cela sera la seule API pour les controlleurs de jeux (dit manettes), et lowlevel.library would only be a wrapper for it.

MorphOS supports standard HID compatible controllers, which don't require any extra commands to be used in the communication, but also Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads (using a PC USB adapter).

== Using Multiple USB Game Controllers with lowlevel.library ==

=== USB Settings ===

If you connect several joysticks to a MorphOS machine, they all get assigned to the port 1 of lowlevel.library and will control the same player in games. You need to change lowlevel.library emulation settings in the USB preferences in MorphOS to get the joysticks to different ports for multiplayer gaming. Unfortunately there isn't any single switch for it and you have to change the port setting in several different places.

In the USB settings, select your controller from the Devices list and click the Settings button.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_1.png|400px]]

Controller is assigned to the port 1 by default in the "LowLevel Library Joypad emulation" section.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_2.png|400px]]

To change it to a different port select "Don't touch" option for the port 1 and "Merge with USB" for some other port. You may also change the Rumble Port if needed. We'll use port 2 in this example.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_3.png|400px]]

Click to the Action tab next. Here you have to define all actions of all directions and buttons to be sent to the wanted port too. Select "X axis" from the "Usage items" list, and then go through all the items in the lower list and change their port setting from the right side.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_4.png|400px]]

Do the same for the "Y axis" too.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_5.png|400px]]

And for the buttons too. Some controllers have the buttons on the same "Usage items" list with the axes settings, but with some controllers you may have to search them from the different item in the "Reports and collections" list.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_6.png|400px]]

Click the '''Save''' button and you have the controller configured to a different port!

=== Program Settings ===

You can now configure games or programs to use different controllers for different players. For example the Wings Battlefield game has an "Assign Controls" option which just reads any input from any lowlevel.library port automatically, and you can use up to four separate controllers with it.
: [[File:WingsBattlefield_Macmini.jpg|400px]]
: Wings Battlefield with four joysticks connected to a Mac mini computer

UAE on the other hand is configured from a text based configuration file. You can assign any of the four lowlevel.library ports from the MorphOS side (joy<n>) to any of the emulated Amiga ports (joyport<n>).
: [[File:Usb_joystick_7.png|400px]]

== Controlleurs de jeux qui fonctionnent ==

* Speedlink Competition Pro USB
* Thrustmaster 360 Modena Pro Racing Wheel (besoins de paramétrages dans Poseidon)
* Sony Dualshock 4 (PS4)
* Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads (using a PC USB adapter)
* Gamepad logitech wingman precision USB

== Controlleurs qui ne fonctionnent pas ==

* PS3 controllers (they need some non-standard initializing command, but may get the support later)

Comment utiliser des manettes de jeux

2016-02-29T10:16:03Z

Beworld: /* Game Controllers Reported to Work */

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

== A propos du support des manettes de jeux ==

MorphOS possède deux interfaces différentes pour gérer les manettes : la nouvelle sensors.library et l'ancienne lowlevel.library (for the legacy support).
Les logiciels qui utilisent la sensors.library sont assez rare, mais il est prévu que cela sera la seule API pour les controlleurs de jeux (dit manettes), et lowlevel.library would only be a wrapper for it.

MorphOS supports standard HID compatible controllers, which don't require any extra commands to be used in the communication, but also Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads (using a PC USB adapter).

== Using Multiple USB Game Controllers with lowlevel.library ==

=== USB Settings ===

If you connect several joysticks to a MorphOS machine, they all get assigned to the port 1 of lowlevel.library and will control the same player in games. You need to change lowlevel.library emulation settings in the USB preferences in MorphOS to get the joysticks to different ports for multiplayer gaming. Unfortunately there isn't any single switch for it and you have to change the port setting in several different places.

In the USB settings, select your controller from the Devices list and click the Settings button.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_1.png|400px]]

Controller is assigned to the port 1 by default in the "LowLevel Library Joypad emulation" section.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_2.png|400px]]

To change it to a different port select "Don't touch" option for the port 1 and "Merge with USB" for some other port. You may also change the Rumble Port if needed. We'll use port 2 in this example.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_3.png|400px]]

Click to the Action tab next. Here you have to define all actions of all directions and buttons to be sent to the wanted port too. Select "X axis" from the "Usage items" list, and then go through all the items in the lower list and change their port setting from the right side.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_4.png|400px]]

Do the same for the "Y axis" too.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_5.png|400px]]

And for the buttons too. Some controllers have the buttons on the same "Usage items" list with the axes settings, but with some controllers you may have to search them from the different item in the "Reports and collections" list.
: [[File:Usb_joystick_6.png|400px]]

Click the '''Save''' button and you have the controller configured to a different port!

=== Program Settings ===

You can now configure games or programs to use different controllers for different players. For example the Wings Battlefield game has an "Assign Controls" option which just reads any input from any lowlevel.library port automatically, and you can use up to four separate controllers with it.
: [[File:WingsBattlefield_Macmini.jpg|400px]]
: Wings Battlefield with four joysticks connected to a Mac mini computer

UAE on the other hand is configured from a text based configuration file. You can assign any of the four lowlevel.library ports from the MorphOS side (joy<n>) to any of the emulated Amiga ports (joyport<n>).
: [[File:Usb_joystick_7.png|400px]]

== Controlleurs de jeux qui fonctionnent ==

* Speedlink Competition Pro USB
* Thrustmaster 360 Modena Pro Racing Wheel (besoins de paramétrages dans Poseidon)
* Sony Dualshock 4 (PS4)
* Xbox 360 wired and wireless pads (using a PC USB adapter)
* Gamepad logitech wingman precision USB

== Game Controllers Which Don't Work ==

* PS3 controllers (they need some non-standard initializing command, but may get the support later)

Comment traduire un logiciel avec SimpleCat

2016-02-29T10:13:25Z

Beworld:

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

== Introduction ==

SimpleCat permet de traduire assez facilement les logiciels qui supportent la "localisation".

Pour se faire, il vous faut les fichiers sources '.cd ou .ct'

== Utilisation ==

Première étape, lancez SimpleCat puis dans le menu, dans le menu "Importer", "Importer un fichier CT" / "CD" ou "catalog".

L'idéal est d'avoir les sources originales pour traduire (fichier CT ou cD).

Deuxième étapes, rajouter une langue (exemple français), cliquer sur le bouton "Configuration"

en cours....

Comment traduire un logiciel avec SimpleCat

2016-02-29T10:13:11Z

Beworld: /* Utilisation */

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

== Introduction ==

SimpleCat permet de traduire assez facilement les logiciels qui support la "localisation".

Pour se faire, il vous faut les fichiers sources '.cd ou .ct'

== Utilisation ==

Première étape, lancez SimpleCat puis dans le menu, dans le menu "Importer", "Importer un fichier CT" / "CD" ou "catalog".

L'idéal est d'avoir les sources originales pour traduire (fichier CT ou cD).

Deuxième étapes, rajouter une langue (exemple français), cliquer sur le bouton "Configuration"

en cours....

Noms des Volumes

2016-02-29T10:10:40Z

Beworld:

[[Page_principale|Retour sur la page principale]]

== Répertoires affectés dans MorphOS ==

This volume intents to convey the most basic of “Assigns” and their uses to those intrested in where different things reside within a MorphOS based computer. An “Assign” in MorphOS is a named virtual volume that is in effect a “shortcut” to important directories. A further purpose of these assigns is for those documenting applications, since users may name their system partition as they so desire. The assigns alluded to in this document are those that are used by the MorphOS system itself.

'''SYS''':

Actual Location: The partition the system was booted from, usually DH1: and by default this is “System:”

Purpose: A shortcut that allows loads, saves, and installs to operate more efficiantly. This includes calling libraries and devices when other assigns are lost or corrupted. Consider that SYS: is the most basic of assigned names due to the fact that this and most other documents utilize “SYS:” as standard nomenclature for the system partition.

'''ENV''':

Actual Location: RAM:ENV

Purpose: Location where active preference settings are used along with Global Envoronment variables. During startup the contents of ENVARC: are copied here. When considering the “Save” versus “Use” buttons from a preference window, “Use” will only change the value in ENV, while “Save” changes the values in both “ENV:” and ENVARC:”.

'''ENVARC''':

Actual Location: SYS:Prefs/ENV-Archive.

Purpose: The actual save location for most preferences and default icons. Default preference save files are usually named with the “.prefs” format and within this directory.

'''T''':

Actual Location: RAM:T

Purpose: A temporary directory used by scripts, applications, and other processes to store working temporary files. For example, a shell script using the list command may save a temporary output here for futher processing before displaying an output. For programmers: it is considered bad form to leave your temporary files in T:, so please make sure that all temporary files are cleaned out upon exit.

'''CLIPS''':

Actual Location: RAM:Clipboards

Purpose: Storage of “Cut” and “Copy” file information used through “Copy and Paste” operations.

'''LIBS''':

Actual Location: SYS:Libs

Purpose: Consider this as the central library of a MorphOS system, as most software library files are stored here. These library files contain re-used software routines for many applications and most system functions.

'''S''':

Actual Location: SYS:S

Purpose: Storage of Startup scripts, applications, and other scripts. The User-Startup is stored in this location as an example.

'''L''':

Actual Location: SYS:L

Purpose: Device handler storage. These handlers act as a go-between for MorphOS and physical devices. An example of this is the Port-Handler, which interfaces the Parallel, Serial, and Printer devices, and are named “SER:”, “PAR”, and “PRT” respectfully.

'''LOCALE''':

Actual Location: SYS:Locale

Purpose: Storage of country and language files that allow the display of text in a number of languages. The included information in country and language files are monetary symbols the names of weekdays, and other information. A subdirectory of Locale:, Catalogs holds subdirectories for the actual available languages.

'''HELP''':

Actual Location: SYS:Locale/Help

Purpose: Contains text files or guide files, and are stored in subdirectories named for the language that the help file is written. In some instances, help files are stored under a directory structure: HELP:<language>/SYS/<filename>.

'''CLASSES''':

Actual Location: SYS:Classes

Purpose: Storage of datatypes, gadgets, and other object-oriented componants of Ambient. The individual files are usually stored in subdirectories of CLASSES:.

'''FONTS''':

Actual Location: SYS:Fonts

Purpose: Storage of bitmapped and outline font information. By default this directory is empty due to the use of truetype fonts by MorphOS.

'''DEVS''':

Actual Location: SYS:Devs

Purpose: Storage of device drivers and datatypes. An example of a datatype stored here would be ILBM, which allows for the use of interleaved bitmap images. Third party datatypes may be installed here. For users with a PC background, a corrolation would be the use of CODECS from other systems.

'''MOSSYS''':

Actual Location: SYS:MorphOS

Purpose: While using a redundant directory structure as SYS:, MOSSYS: provides a different location for specific PowerPC based builds of system and third party software. This differentation allows for installation of legacy software which may contain componants installed to the SYS: assign that have the same filenames as default PowerPC based componants. This, combined with the MorphOS order of library and device loading, should protect the user from antiquated system files. WARNING: Moving, renaming, deleting, or replacing of files within the MOSSYS: assign is dangerous and could render the system unable to boot.

Outils/FTManager

2016-02-28T19:11:37Z

Beworld: /* Utilisation */

== Description ==

Une interface pour installer de nouvelle police de caractères (freetype fonts).

== Utilisation ==

Mettez vos nouvelles polices fraichement télécharger (par exemple : http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/download/open-sans) dans la RAM:

Choisissez comme Source, RAM:

Destination : Fonts:

Vous devriez voir les nouvelles polices dans la liste.

Cliquez dessus pour prévisuliser la police et l'installer.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:FTManager_fr.png]] [[File:FTManager2_fr.png]]

File:FTManager2 fr.png

2016-02-28T19:11:17Z

Beworld:

File:FTManager fr.png

2016-02-28T19:11:07Z

Beworld:

Outils/FTManager

2016-02-28T19:10:46Z

Beworld:

== Description ==

Une interface pour installer de nouvelle police de caractères (freetype fonts).

== Utilisation ==

Mettez vos nouvelles polices fraichement télécharger (par exemple : http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/download/open-sans) dans la RAM:
- Choisissez comme Source, RAM:
- Destination : Fonts:

Vous devriez voir les nouvelles polices dans la liste.

Cliquez dessus pour prévisuliser la police et l'installer.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:FTManager_fr.png]] [[File:FTManager2_fr.png]]

Outils/Format

2016-02-28T19:04:43Z

Beworld: /* Voir aussi */

== Description ==

Outils pour formater les partitions présentes sur vos disques durs, clés USB etc...

== Utilisation ==
* Sélectionner un périphérique à formater dans la liste de gauche.
* Entrer un nom, qui sera le nom du volume de la partition.
* Vérifier le système de fichiers. Voir les notes plus bas.
* Cliquer sur le bouton "Formatage rapide..". Dans la pratique tous les périphériques modernes peuvent être formaté de cette façon.

== Notes ==
* A propos de l'option "poubelle" avec SFS :
** SFS est le système de fichiers par défaut de MorphOS. Il possède un répertoire spécial qui contient les fichiers récemment supprimés. Ce répertoire est nommé ".recycled" et réside sur la racine de la partition SFS (SYS:.recycled parr exemple). Suivant les options de formatage, elle peut être déactiver ou activer visible ou pas.
** Si elle est caché, vous ne la verrez pas même avec l'option "voir ous les fichiers", mais vous pouvez y accéder via la console Shell ou via Ambient (par exemple en tapant SYS:.recycled).
** Vous ne pouvez pas modifer le contenu de la poubelle, seulement restaurer en copiant les fichiers dans un autre répertoire.
** Le répertoire est nettoyé automatiquement si besoin.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Format_fr.png]]

== Voir aussi ==
* [[Shell_Commands/Format]]
* [[Outils/HDConfig]]

Shell Commandes/Format

2016-02-28T19:04:03Z

Beworld:

Pour trouver comment utiliser une commande particulière, taper son nom dans une console Shell et ajouter '?' (sans les quotes) et appuyer sur entrer.

Une explication des arguments de la console Shell de MorphOS est disponible [[Shell_Commands/Arguments | ici]].

Les noms écris en "italique" sont les commandes internes qui ne peuvent pas être trouvés sous forme de fichiers séparés à partir de votre système de fichiers, mais vous pouvez les but you can list them with the Resident command.

En installant [http://www.morphos-team.net/downloads Kit MorphOS Software Development], vous obtiendrez également des centaines de commandes venant du monde Unix qui ne sont pas listés ici. D'autres commandes (natives et anciennes) peuvent être installés en les copiant dans le répertoire SYS:C/.

{|
| [[Shell_Commands/AddAudioModes | AddAudioModes]] || Builds and removes audio modes that AHI can understand
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddBuffers | AddBuffers]] || Adds or displays cache buffers allocated for a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddDataTypes | AddDataTypes]] || Activates datatypes or adds another datatype
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddUSBClasses | AddUSBClasses]] || Add or remove Classes from the USB stack
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddUSBHardware | AddUSBHardware]] || Manually add or remove USB hardware to/from MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Alias | ''Alias'']] || Sets or displays command aliases
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ARP | ARP]] || Displays and manipulates the Address Resolution Protocol cache
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Ask | ''Ask'']] || Displays a question at the execution of a script
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AskHost | AskHost]] || Displays the hostent information of a host
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Assign | Assign]] || Lists, creates, modifies or removes an assign from MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Avail | Avail]] || Displays the amount of free memory available
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Battery | Battery]] || Displays laptop's battery information
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Beep | Beep]] || Flashes the current front-most screen
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/BindDrivers | BindDrivers]] || Activates device drivers in expansion drawer (outdated)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Break | Break]] || Allows to send a signal (for eg. CTRL+C) to a process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Bz2 | Bz2]] || Compresses or decompresses files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/CD | ''CD'']] || Changes or displays current directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ChangeTaskPri | ChangeTaskPri]] || Changes the priority of the given process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ClearRAMDebugLog | ClearRAMDebugLog]] || Clears the RAM debug log
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/CLI | CLI]] || Starts a new interactive CLI on the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Clip | Clip]] || Manages clipboard contents
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Clone | Clone]] || Reads the standard input or a file and writes it to both standard output and a specified file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Cls | ''Cls'']] || Clears the console window
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ConClip | ConClip]] || Activates or De-activates the Clipboard
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ConvertText | ConvertText]] || Converts a text file to a different character encoding
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Copy | Copy]] || Copies a source file or directory to another directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/CPU | CPU]] || Displays information about the CPU of the computer
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Date | Date]] || Displays or sets the date and time of the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Debug | Debug]] || Sets debug options
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Delete | Delete]] || Deletes one or more files/directories
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DevList | DevList]] || Displays a list of all devices present in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Dir | Dir]] || Lists file and directory names (w/o attributes)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DiskCache | DiskCache]] || Reworked DynamiCache disk caching engine to improve I/O performance
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DiskChange | DiskChange]] || Informs MorphOS of a diskchange
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DiskFree | DiskFree]] || Displays available space of specified volume
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DOSList | DOSList]] || Displays a detailed list of devices, volumes, and assigns
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DRadioTool | DRadioTool]] || Controls an USB Radio manufactured by D-Link or GemTek
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Echo | ''Echo'']] || Displays the specified message
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Ed | Ed]] || A simple text editor
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Eject | Eject]] || Simple command to eject CD media
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Else | ''Else'']] || Specifies an alternative for an IF statement in a script file.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndCLI | ''EndCLI'']] || Closes CLI/Shell Window or Tab
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndIf | ''EndIf'']] || Terminates an IF block in a script file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndShell | ''EndShell'']] || Closes CLI/Shell Window or Tab
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndSkip | ''EndSkip'']] || Stops a SKIP branch
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Eval | Eval]] || Evaluates a mathematical expression
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Exe2Arc | Exe2Arc]] || Extracts the archive data from self extracting archive files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Execute | Execute]] || Executes a batch file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Failat | ''Failat'']] || Changes failure limit for scripts (0=Ok, 5=Warn, 10=Error)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Fault | ''Fault'']] || Translates numeric error codes to ASCII text
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FileNote | FileNote]] || Set a comment for a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FileWrite | FileWrite]] || Writes data to a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FlushLib | FlushLib]] || Removes unused libraries from memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Format | Format]] || Formats a disk
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Freeze | Freeze]] || Suspends tasks
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSDie | FSDie]] || Kills a filesystem from a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSList | FSList]] || Displays a list of all FileSystem present in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSPrefs | FSPrefs]] || Sets preferences for specified device
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSTest | FSTest]] || Benchmarks some basic FileSystem operations
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Get | ''Get'']] || Displays the contents of a local environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Getenv | ''Getenv'']] || Displays the contents of a global environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/GetRAMDebugLog | GetRAMDebugLog]] || Writes the RAM debug log to a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDMBRClear | HDMBRClear]] || Clears a master boot record from a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDRead | HDRead]] || Reads sector(s) from device/unit and dumps them to shell
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| [[Shell_Commands/HDTest | HDTest]] || Benchmark FileSystem operations using direct device access
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDWrite | HDWrite]] || Writes sectors to a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HFSSetMacBoot | HFSSetMacBoot]] || Sets HFS specific attributes so MAC can autoboot
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HI | HI]] || Send all active ARexx programs an external halt request
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IconX | IconX]] || Executes a batch file from the desktop (Ambient)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ID | ID]] || Prints UID and GID of a user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IDEStandby | IDEStandby]] || Spins down the motor of IDE HDs
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| [[Shell_Commands/If | ''If'']] || Adds intelligent branching to scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IfConfig | IfConfig]] || Configures network interfaces and shows interface configurations
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/iKill | iKill]] || Kills the specified program and tries to free its resources
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| [[Shell_Commands/Info | Info]] || Displays information about mounted filesystems
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Install | Install]] || Writes a boot block or inspects a boot block on a floppy disk or a PCMCIA card, or a compatible device
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| [[Shell_Commands/Installer | Installer]] || Installs software by interpreting their installation scripts
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| [[Shell_Commands/IPrefs | IPrefs]] || Initialises preferences files on startup
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| [[Shell_Commands/Join | Join]] || Joins several files into one bigger file
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| [[Shell_Commands/Lab | ''Lab'']] || Defines a label in a batch file
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| [[Shell_Commands/LhA | LhA]] || Compresses or uncompresses files/dirs
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| [[Shell_Commands/LibList | LibList]] || Displays information about libraries present in memory
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| [[Shell_Commands/List | List]] || Lists the contents of the specified directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LoadMonDrvs | LoadMonDrvs]] || Loads monitor (ie: graphic) drivers
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| [[Shell_Commands/LoadWB | LoadWB]] || Loads the desktop manager (Ambient)
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| [[Shell_Commands/Lock | Lock]] || Write-protects a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Login | Login]] || Logs in as a different user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LuaX | LuaX]] || Interprets a Lua script
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| [[Shell_Commands/LZMADec | LZMADec]] || Uncompresses files in the LZMA format
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| [[Shell_Commands/LZMAInfo | LZMAInfo]] || Shows information stored in the .lzma file header
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/MakeDir | MakeDir]] || Creates a Directory
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| [[Shell_Commands/MakeLink | MakeLink]] || Creates a hard or soft link
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/MemTest | MemTest]] || Runs a memory test
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ModList | ModList]] || Displays a list of resident modules
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Mount | Mount]] || Makes a new device known to MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/NetConfig | NetConfig]] || Configures network interfaces
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/NewCLI | ''NewCLI'']] || Starts a new interactive CLI/SHELL on the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Newer | Newer]] || Compares if a file is newer than an another file in shell scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/NewShell | ''NewShell'']] || Starts a new interactive CLI/SHELL on the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Offline | Offline]] || Brings a network interface offline.
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| [[Shell_Commands/Online | Online]] || Brings a network interface online.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Open | Open]] || Opens files and locations
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| [[Shell_Commands/OpenURL | OpenURL]] || Opens the openurl.library to pass a URL to the appropriate application depending on the URL's protocol and the specified OpenURL prefs settings
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Passwd | Passwd]] || Changes a user's password
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Path | ''Path'']] || Sets or displays the search path for executables
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PathPart | PathPart]] || Extracts directory or file name from a path, or assembles a path
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PCIScan | PCIScan]] || This command outputs extensive information about the PCI bus
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| [[Shell_Commands/PCIWrite | PCIWrite]] || Tool to communicate with PCI devices
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PenCamTool | PenCamTool]] || Read out images from an USB webcam using the STV680 chip
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSDiskValid | PFSDiskValid]] || Analyses or fixes a PFS3 volume
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| [[Shell_Commands/PFSFormat | PFSFormat]] || Formats a PFS3 partition
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSList | PFSList]] || Lists directory contents with PFS3 specific information
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSMakeRollover | PFSMakeRollover]] || Creates rollover files
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| [[Shell_Commands/PFSSetDeldir | PFSSetDeldir]] || Sets or displays the size of the .deldir directory
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| [[Shell_Commands/PFSSetFileNameSize | PFSSetFileNameSize]] || Sets or retrieves the maximum length of filenames
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| [[Shell_Commands/PFSSetRollover | PFSSetRollover]] || Manipulates rollover files
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| [[Shell_Commands/Ping | Ping]] || Ping is a utility to measure round-trip-times and check reachability of a host over a IP-network
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| [[Shell_Commands/Play | Play]] || Plays audio files supported by the Reggae multimedia framework
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| [[Shell_Commands/PortList | PortList]] || Displays a list of ports of running programs
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PowManTool | PowManTool]] || Very simple shell tool to control GemBird SIS-PM Silvershield PowerManager sockets/outlets
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| [[Shell_Commands/Prompt | ''Prompt'']] || Changes the prompt for the current CLI/Shell
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Protect | Protect]] || Changes the protection bits of a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PsdStackloaderToMOSPrefs | PsdStackloaderToMOSPrefs]] || Obsoleted USB stack related command
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Quit | ''Quit'']] || Exits a batch file with specified return code
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Reboot | Reboot]] || Resets the computer
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| [[Shell_Commands/Relabel | Relabel]] || Changes the name of a disk
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| [[Shell_Commands/RemRAD | RemRAD]] || Removes recoverable RAM-Drive from the system
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| [[Shell_Commands/Rename | Rename]] || Renames files and directories
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| [[Shell_Commands/RequestChoice | RequestChoice]] || Asks for input via a requester
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| [[Shell_Commands/RequestFile | RequestFile]] || Asks for a filename via a file requester
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Resident | ''Resident'']] || Adds or Removes a command in memory
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| [[Shell_Commands/ResList | ResList]] || Displays a list of all resources in memory
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| [[Shell_Commands/RexxMast | RexxMast]] || Starts the ARexx Server
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| [[Shell_Commands/RocketTool | RocketTool]] || Controls a USB Rocket or Missile Launcher
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| [[Shell_Commands/Route | Route]] || Shows or manipulates the IP routing table
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| [[Shell_Commands/Run | ''Run'']] || Spawns a background shell or process
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| [[Shell_Commands/RX | RX]] || Interprets the specified ARexx script
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| [[Shell_Commands/RXC | RXC]] || Closes the resident process
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| [[Shell_Commands/RXCmd | RXCmd]] || Executes single ARexx commands on a given ARexx port directly
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| [[Shell_Commands/RXLIB | RXLIB]] || Preadds an arexx library/host to the global list for scripts
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| [[Shell_Commands/RXSET | RXSET]] || Adds a (name,value) pair to the Clip List
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| [[Shell_Commands/Search | Search]] || Searches a file or pattern for a string
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| [[Shell_Commands/SegTracker | SegTracker]] || Tracking utility for disk loaded files (inc. libs and devs)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Set | ''Set'']] || Creates or modifies specified local environment variable
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| [[Shell_Commands/SetClock | SetClock]] || Changes system and/or internal clock time
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| [[Shell_Commands/SetClockNTP | SetClockNTP]] || Syncs the realtime clock from the internet using Network Time Protocol
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| [[Shell_Commands/SetDate | SetDate]] || Changes the last modification date of a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Setenv | ''Setenv'']] || Creates or modifies specified global environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetKeyboard | SetKeyboard]] || Sets keyboard layout
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetMixer | SetMixer]] || Sets audio input and output mixing
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ShowCGXConfig | ShowCGXConfig]] || Shows information about installed graphics cards and driver versions
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| [[Shell_Commands/ShowConfig | ShowConfig]] || Shows system configuration information about software versions, hardware, and registered user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ShowInterface | ShowInterface]] || Shows network interface information
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Shutdown | ShutDown]] || Shuts down the computer
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Skip | ''Skip'']] || Skips to the appropriate label
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SmbFS | SmbFS]] || Mounts a samba share
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SonixCamTool | SonixCamTool]] || Read out images from an USB webcam using the Sonix Technologies chipset with OV7630 sensors.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Sort | Sort]] || Sorts a file
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| [[Shell_Commands/Stack | ''Stack'']] || Sets or displays the current stack size
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| [[Shell_Commands/Stat | Stat]] || Displays some system stats since boot
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| [[Shell_Commands/Status | Status]] || Displays a list of currently running CLI processes
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TaskList | TaskList]] || Displays a detailed list of all running tasks
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TCC | TCC]] || Closes the global tracing console
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| [[Shell_Commands/TCO | TCO]] || Opens the global tracing console
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| [[Shell_Commands/tcpdump | tcpdump]] || Dumps traffic on a network.
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| [[Shell_Commands/TE | TE]] || Clears the global tracing flag
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| [[Shell_Commands/Time | Time]] || Measures the time it takes to execute a command
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| [[Shell_Commands/Touch | Touch]] || Creates a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TraceRoute | TraceRoute]] || Traceroute is a computer network diagnostic tool for displaying the route (path) and measuring transit delays of packets across an Internet Protocol (IP) network
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Trance | Trance]] || Activates JIT 68k emulation
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| [[Shell_Commands/TS | TS]] || Starts interactive tracing by setting the external trace flag
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| [[Shell_Commands/Type | Type]] || Displays the contents of a file to the screen
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Unalias | ''Unalias'']] || Removes the named alias from the alias list
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/UnMount | UnMount]] || Try to unmount specified device
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| [[Shell_Commands/UnRAR | UnRAR]] || Uncompresses RAR archives
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Unset | ''Unset'']] || Removes a local variable
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| [[Shell_Commands/Unsetenv | ''Unsetenv'']] || Removes a global variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Uptime | Uptime]] || Shows uptime of MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/USBDevLister | USBDevLister]] || Lists all found USB devices
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/USBErrorLog | USBErrorLog]] || Shows all USB-Related messages since the start of the stack
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Version | Version]] || Reports the version number of the specified file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Wait | Wait]] || Waits for an amount of time
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WaitForLib | WaitForLib]] || Waits 10 seconds for library to appear
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WaitForPort | WaitForPort]] || Waits 10 secs for port to appear
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WaitX | WaitX]] || Waits for an amount of time and then executes the given command line
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WakeOnLAN | WakeOnLAN]] || Sends a Wake-on-LAN message
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WBRun | WBRun]] || Starts the specified command as if it was started from Ambient
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Which | Which]] || Searches the command path for a particular item
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WhoAmI | WhoAmI]] || Displays the username of the current user
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| [[Shell_Commands/Why | ''Why'']] || Displays return code of last executed command
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| [[Shell_Commands/XAD2LhA | XAD2LhA]] || Extracts data from other archives and stores it in an LhA archive
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| [[Shell_Commands/XADLibInfo | XADLibInfo]] || Displays the name, flags, ID, required xadmaster version, version and revision of all clients in xadmaster.library
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| [[Shell_Commands/XADList | XADList]] || Examines files and prints the names of the archivers
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| [[Shell_Commands/XADUnDisk | XADUnDisk]] || The master shell tool to extract data from disk archives
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| [[Shell_Commands/XADUnFile | XADUnFile]] || The master shell tool to extract data from file archives
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| [[Shell_Commands/XADUnTar | XADUnTar]] || A shell tool to extract data from Tar archives and compressed Tar archives
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| [[Shell_Commands/XZ | XZ]] || Compresses or uncompresses files
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| [[Shell_Commands/XZDec | XZDec]] || Uncompresses XZ archives
|}

Shell Commandes/Format

2016-02-28T19:03:48Z

Beworld:

Pour trouver comment utiliser une commande particulière, taper son nom dans une console Shell et ajouter '?' (sans les quotes) et appuyer sur entrer.

Une explication des arguments de la console Shell de MorphOS est disponible [[Shell_Commands/Arguments | ici]].

Les noms écris en "italique" sont les commandes internes qui ne peuvent pas être trouvés sous forme de fichiers séparés à partir de votre système de fichiers, mais vous pouvez les but you can list them with the Resident command.

By installing [http://www.morphos-team.net/downloads MorphOS Software Development Kit] you will also get hundreds of traditional Unix commands which aren't listed here. 3rd party commands (native and legacy commands) can be installed by copying them to the SYS:C/ directory.

En installant [http://www.morphos-team.net/downloads Kit MorphOS Software Development], vous obtiendrez également des centaines de commandes venant du monde Unix qui ne sont pas listés ici. D'autres commandes (natives et anciennes) peuvent être installés en les copiant dans le répertoire SYS:C/.

{|
| [[Shell_Commands/AddAudioModes | AddAudioModes]] || Builds and removes audio modes that AHI can understand
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddBuffers | AddBuffers]] || Adds or displays cache buffers allocated for a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddDataTypes | AddDataTypes]] || Activates datatypes or adds another datatype
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddUSBClasses | AddUSBClasses]] || Add or remove Classes from the USB stack
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddUSBHardware | AddUSBHardware]] || Manually add or remove USB hardware to/from MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Alias | ''Alias'']] || Sets or displays command aliases
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ARP | ARP]] || Displays and manipulates the Address Resolution Protocol cache
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Ask | ''Ask'']] || Displays a question at the execution of a script
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AskHost | AskHost]] || Displays the hostent information of a host
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Assign | Assign]] || Lists, creates, modifies or removes an assign from MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Avail | Avail]] || Displays the amount of free memory available
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Battery | Battery]] || Displays laptop's battery information
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Beep | Beep]] || Flashes the current front-most screen
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/BindDrivers | BindDrivers]] || Activates device drivers in expansion drawer (outdated)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Break | Break]] || Allows to send a signal (for eg. CTRL+C) to a process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Bz2 | Bz2]] || Compresses or decompresses files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/CD | ''CD'']] || Changes or displays current directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ChangeTaskPri | ChangeTaskPri]] || Changes the priority of the given process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ClearRAMDebugLog | ClearRAMDebugLog]] || Clears the RAM debug log
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/CLI | CLI]] || Starts a new interactive CLI on the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Clip | Clip]] || Manages clipboard contents
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Clone | Clone]] || Reads the standard input or a file and writes it to both standard output and a specified file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Cls | ''Cls'']] || Clears the console window
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ConClip | ConClip]] || Activates or De-activates the Clipboard
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ConvertText | ConvertText]] || Converts a text file to a different character encoding
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Copy | Copy]] || Copies a source file or directory to another directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/CPU | CPU]] || Displays information about the CPU of the computer
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Date | Date]] || Displays or sets the date and time of the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Debug | Debug]] || Sets debug options
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Delete | Delete]] || Deletes one or more files/directories
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DevList | DevList]] || Displays a list of all devices present in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Dir | Dir]] || Lists file and directory names (w/o attributes)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DiskCache | DiskCache]] || Reworked DynamiCache disk caching engine to improve I/O performance
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DiskChange | DiskChange]] || Informs MorphOS of a diskchange
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DiskFree | DiskFree]] || Displays available space of specified volume
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DOSList | DOSList]] || Displays a detailed list of devices, volumes, and assigns
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DRadioTool | DRadioTool]] || Controls an USB Radio manufactured by D-Link or GemTek
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Echo | ''Echo'']] || Displays the specified message
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Ed | Ed]] || A simple text editor
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Eject | Eject]] || Simple command to eject CD media
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Else | ''Else'']] || Specifies an alternative for an IF statement in a script file.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndCLI | ''EndCLI'']] || Closes CLI/Shell Window or Tab
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndIf | ''EndIf'']] || Terminates an IF block in a script file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndShell | ''EndShell'']] || Closes CLI/Shell Window or Tab
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndSkip | ''EndSkip'']] || Stops a SKIP branch
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Eval | Eval]] || Evaluates a mathematical expression
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Exe2Arc | Exe2Arc]] || Extracts the archive data from self extracting archive files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Execute | Execute]] || Executes a batch file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Failat | ''Failat'']] || Changes failure limit for scripts (0=Ok, 5=Warn, 10=Error)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Fault | ''Fault'']] || Translates numeric error codes to ASCII text
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FileNote | FileNote]] || Set a comment for a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FileWrite | FileWrite]] || Writes data to a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FlushLib | FlushLib]] || Removes unused libraries from memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Format | Format]] || Formats a disk
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Freeze | Freeze]] || Suspends tasks
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSDie | FSDie]] || Kills a filesystem from a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSList | FSList]] || Displays a list of all FileSystem present in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSPrefs | FSPrefs]] || Sets preferences for specified device
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSTest | FSTest]] || Benchmarks some basic FileSystem operations
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Get | ''Get'']] || Displays the contents of a local environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Getenv | ''Getenv'']] || Displays the contents of a global environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/GetRAMDebugLog | GetRAMDebugLog]] || Writes the RAM debug log to a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDMBRClear | HDMBRClear]] || Clears a master boot record from a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDRead | HDRead]] || Reads sector(s) from device/unit and dumps them to shell
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDTest | HDTest]] || Benchmark FileSystem operations using direct device access
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDWrite | HDWrite]] || Writes sectors to a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HFSSetMacBoot | HFSSetMacBoot]] || Sets HFS specific attributes so MAC can autoboot
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HI | HI]] || Send all active ARexx programs an external halt request
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IconX | IconX]] || Executes a batch file from the desktop (Ambient)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ID | ID]] || Prints UID and GID of a user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IDEStandby | IDEStandby]] || Spins down the motor of IDE HDs
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/If | ''If'']] || Adds intelligent branching to scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IfConfig | IfConfig]] || Configures network interfaces and shows interface configurations
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/iKill | iKill]] || Kills the specified program and tries to free its resources
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Info | Info]] || Displays information about mounted filesystems
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Install | Install]] || Writes a boot block or inspects a boot block on a floppy disk or a PCMCIA card, or a compatible device
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Installer | Installer]] || Installs software by interpreting their installation scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IPrefs | IPrefs]] || Initialises preferences files on startup
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Join | Join]] || Joins several files into one bigger file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Lab | ''Lab'']] || Defines a label in a batch file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LhA | LhA]] || Compresses or uncompresses files/dirs
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LibList | LibList]] || Displays information about libraries present in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/List | List]] || Lists the contents of the specified directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LoadMonDrvs | LoadMonDrvs]] || Loads monitor (ie: graphic) drivers
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LoadWB | LoadWB]] || Loads the desktop manager (Ambient)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Lock | Lock]] || Write-protects a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Login | Login]] || Logs in as a different user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LuaX | LuaX]] || Interprets a Lua script
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LZMADec | LZMADec]] || Uncompresses files in the LZMA format
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LZMAInfo | LZMAInfo]] || Shows information stored in the .lzma file header
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/MakeDir | MakeDir]] || Creates a Directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/MakeLink | MakeLink]] || Creates a hard or soft link
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/MemTest | MemTest]] || Runs a memory test
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ModList | ModList]] || Displays a list of resident modules
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Mount | Mount]] || Makes a new device known to MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/NetConfig | NetConfig]] || Configures network interfaces
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/NewCLI | ''NewCLI'']] || Starts a new interactive CLI/SHELL on the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Newer | Newer]] || Compares if a file is newer than an another file in shell scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/NewShell | ''NewShell'']] || Starts a new interactive CLI/SHELL on the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Offline | Offline]] || Brings a network interface offline.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Online | Online]] || Brings a network interface online.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Open | Open]] || Opens files and locations
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/OpenURL | OpenURL]] || Opens the openurl.library to pass a URL to the appropriate application depending on the URL's protocol and the specified OpenURL prefs settings
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Passwd | Passwd]] || Changes a user's password
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Path | ''Path'']] || Sets or displays the search path for executables
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PathPart | PathPart]] || Extracts directory or file name from a path, or assembles a path
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PCIScan | PCIScan]] || This command outputs extensive information about the PCI bus
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PCIWrite | PCIWrite]] || Tool to communicate with PCI devices
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PenCamTool | PenCamTool]] || Read out images from an USB webcam using the STV680 chip
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSDiskValid | PFSDiskValid]] || Analyses or fixes a PFS3 volume
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSFormat | PFSFormat]] || Formats a PFS3 partition
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSList | PFSList]] || Lists directory contents with PFS3 specific information
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSMakeRollover | PFSMakeRollover]] || Creates rollover files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSSetDeldir | PFSSetDeldir]] || Sets or displays the size of the .deldir directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSSetFileNameSize | PFSSetFileNameSize]] || Sets or retrieves the maximum length of filenames
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSSetRollover | PFSSetRollover]] || Manipulates rollover files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Ping | Ping]] || Ping is a utility to measure round-trip-times and check reachability of a host over a IP-network
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Play | Play]] || Plays audio files supported by the Reggae multimedia framework
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PortList | PortList]] || Displays a list of ports of running programs
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PowManTool | PowManTool]] || Very simple shell tool to control GemBird SIS-PM Silvershield PowerManager sockets/outlets
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Prompt | ''Prompt'']] || Changes the prompt for the current CLI/Shell
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Protect | Protect]] || Changes the protection bits of a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PsdStackloaderToMOSPrefs | PsdStackloaderToMOSPrefs]] || Obsoleted USB stack related command
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Quit | ''Quit'']] || Exits a batch file with specified return code
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Reboot | Reboot]] || Resets the computer
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Relabel | Relabel]] || Changes the name of a disk
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RemRAD | RemRAD]] || Removes recoverable RAM-Drive from the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Rename | Rename]] || Renames files and directories
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RequestChoice | RequestChoice]] || Asks for input via a requester
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RequestFile | RequestFile]] || Asks for a filename via a file requester
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Resident | ''Resident'']] || Adds or Removes a command in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ResList | ResList]] || Displays a list of all resources in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RexxMast | RexxMast]] || Starts the ARexx Server
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RocketTool | RocketTool]] || Controls a USB Rocket or Missile Launcher
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Route | Route]] || Shows or manipulates the IP routing table
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Run | ''Run'']] || Spawns a background shell or process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RX | RX]] || Interprets the specified ARexx script
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RXC | RXC]] || Closes the resident process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RXCmd | RXCmd]] || Executes single ARexx commands on a given ARexx port directly
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RXLIB | RXLIB]] || Preadds an arexx library/host to the global list for scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RXSET | RXSET]] || Adds a (name,value) pair to the Clip List
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Search | Search]] || Searches a file or pattern for a string
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SegTracker | SegTracker]] || Tracking utility for disk loaded files (inc. libs and devs)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Set | ''Set'']] || Creates or modifies specified local environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetClock | SetClock]] || Changes system and/or internal clock time
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetClockNTP | SetClockNTP]] || Syncs the realtime clock from the internet using Network Time Protocol
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetDate | SetDate]] || Changes the last modification date of a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Setenv | ''Setenv'']] || Creates or modifies specified global environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetKeyboard | SetKeyboard]] || Sets keyboard layout
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetMixer | SetMixer]] || Sets audio input and output mixing
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ShowCGXConfig | ShowCGXConfig]] || Shows information about installed graphics cards and driver versions
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ShowConfig | ShowConfig]] || Shows system configuration information about software versions, hardware, and registered user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ShowInterface | ShowInterface]] || Shows network interface information
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Shutdown | ShutDown]] || Shuts down the computer
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Skip | ''Skip'']] || Skips to the appropriate label
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SmbFS | SmbFS]] || Mounts a samba share
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SonixCamTool | SonixCamTool]] || Read out images from an USB webcam using the Sonix Technologies chipset with OV7630 sensors.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Sort | Sort]] || Sorts a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Stack | ''Stack'']] || Sets or displays the current stack size
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Stat | Stat]] || Displays some system stats since boot
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Status | Status]] || Displays a list of currently running CLI processes
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TaskList | TaskList]] || Displays a detailed list of all running tasks
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TCC | TCC]] || Closes the global tracing console
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TCO | TCO]] || Opens the global tracing console
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/tcpdump | tcpdump]] || Dumps traffic on a network.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TE | TE]] || Clears the global tracing flag
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Time | Time]] || Measures the time it takes to execute a command
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Touch | Touch]] || Creates a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TraceRoute | TraceRoute]] || Traceroute is a computer network diagnostic tool for displaying the route (path) and measuring transit delays of packets across an Internet Protocol (IP) network
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Trance | Trance]] || Activates JIT 68k emulation
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TS | TS]] || Starts interactive tracing by setting the external trace flag
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Type | Type]] || Displays the contents of a file to the screen
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Unalias | ''Unalias'']] || Removes the named alias from the alias list
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/UnMount | UnMount]] || Try to unmount specified device
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/UnRAR | UnRAR]] || Uncompresses RAR archives
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Unset | ''Unset'']] || Removes a local variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Unsetenv | ''Unsetenv'']] || Removes a global variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Uptime | Uptime]] || Shows uptime of MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/USBDevLister | USBDevLister]] || Lists all found USB devices
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/USBErrorLog | USBErrorLog]] || Shows all USB-Related messages since the start of the stack
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Version | Version]] || Reports the version number of the specified file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Wait | Wait]] || Waits for an amount of time
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WaitForLib | WaitForLib]] || Waits 10 seconds for library to appear
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WaitForPort | WaitForPort]] || Waits 10 secs for port to appear
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WaitX | WaitX]] || Waits for an amount of time and then executes the given command line
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WakeOnLAN | WakeOnLAN]] || Sends a Wake-on-LAN message
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WBRun | WBRun]] || Starts the specified command as if it was started from Ambient
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Which | Which]] || Searches the command path for a particular item
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WhoAmI | WhoAmI]] || Displays the username of the current user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Why | ''Why'']] || Displays return code of last executed command
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XAD2LhA | XAD2LhA]] || Extracts data from other archives and stores it in an LhA archive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADLibInfo | XADLibInfo]] || Displays the name, flags, ID, required xadmaster version, version and revision of all clients in xadmaster.library
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADList | XADList]] || Examines files and prints the names of the archivers
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADUnDisk | XADUnDisk]] || The master shell tool to extract data from disk archives
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADUnFile | XADUnFile]] || The master shell tool to extract data from file archives
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADUnTar | XADUnTar]] || A shell tool to extract data from Tar archives and compressed Tar archives
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XZ | XZ]] || Compresses or uncompresses files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XZDec | XZDec]] || Uncompresses XZ archives
|}

Shell Commandes/Format

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Beworld: Created page with "In order to find out how to use a particular command, type its name in a shell window, add '?' (without quotes) and press Enter. An explanation of MorphOS Shell arguments can..."

In order to find out how to use a particular command, type its name in a shell window, add '?' (without quotes) and press Enter. An explanation of MorphOS Shell arguments can be found [[Shell_Commands/Arguments | here]].

Names written in ''italics'' are internal commands, which can't be found as separate files from your filesystem, but you can list them with the Resident command.

By installing [http://www.morphos-team.net/downloads MorphOS Software Development Kit] you will also get hundreds of traditional Unix commands which aren't listed here. 3rd party commands (native and legacy commands) can be installed by copying them to the SYS:C/ directory.

{|
| [[Shell_Commands/AddAudioModes | AddAudioModes]] || Builds and removes audio modes that AHI can understand
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddBuffers | AddBuffers]] || Adds or displays cache buffers allocated for a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddDataTypes | AddDataTypes]] || Activates datatypes or adds another datatype
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddUSBClasses | AddUSBClasses]] || Add or remove Classes from the USB stack
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AddUSBHardware | AddUSBHardware]] || Manually add or remove USB hardware to/from MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Alias | ''Alias'']] || Sets or displays command aliases
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ARP | ARP]] || Displays and manipulates the Address Resolution Protocol cache
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Ask | ''Ask'']] || Displays a question at the execution of a script
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/AskHost | AskHost]] || Displays the hostent information of a host
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Assign | Assign]] || Lists, creates, modifies or removes an assign from MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Avail | Avail]] || Displays the amount of free memory available
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Battery | Battery]] || Displays laptop's battery information
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Beep | Beep]] || Flashes the current front-most screen
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/BindDrivers | BindDrivers]] || Activates device drivers in expansion drawer (outdated)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Break | Break]] || Allows to send a signal (for eg. CTRL+C) to a process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Bz2 | Bz2]] || Compresses or decompresses files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/CD | ''CD'']] || Changes or displays current directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ChangeTaskPri | ChangeTaskPri]] || Changes the priority of the given process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ClearRAMDebugLog | ClearRAMDebugLog]] || Clears the RAM debug log
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/CLI | CLI]] || Starts a new interactive CLI on the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Clip | Clip]] || Manages clipboard contents
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Clone | Clone]] || Reads the standard input or a file and writes it to both standard output and a specified file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Cls | ''Cls'']] || Clears the console window
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ConClip | ConClip]] || Activates or De-activates the Clipboard
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ConvertText | ConvertText]] || Converts a text file to a different character encoding
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Copy | Copy]] || Copies a source file or directory to another directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/CPU | CPU]] || Displays information about the CPU of the computer
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Date | Date]] || Displays or sets the date and time of the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Debug | Debug]] || Sets debug options
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Delete | Delete]] || Deletes one or more files/directories
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DevList | DevList]] || Displays a list of all devices present in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Dir | Dir]] || Lists file and directory names (w/o attributes)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DiskCache | DiskCache]] || Reworked DynamiCache disk caching engine to improve I/O performance
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DiskChange | DiskChange]] || Informs MorphOS of a diskchange
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DiskFree | DiskFree]] || Displays available space of specified volume
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DOSList | DOSList]] || Displays a detailed list of devices, volumes, and assigns
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/DRadioTool | DRadioTool]] || Controls an USB Radio manufactured by D-Link or GemTek
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Echo | ''Echo'']] || Displays the specified message
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Ed | Ed]] || A simple text editor
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Eject | Eject]] || Simple command to eject CD media
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Else | ''Else'']] || Specifies an alternative for an IF statement in a script file.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndCLI | ''EndCLI'']] || Closes CLI/Shell Window or Tab
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndIf | ''EndIf'']] || Terminates an IF block in a script file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndShell | ''EndShell'']] || Closes CLI/Shell Window or Tab
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/EndSkip | ''EndSkip'']] || Stops a SKIP branch
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Eval | Eval]] || Evaluates a mathematical expression
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Exe2Arc | Exe2Arc]] || Extracts the archive data from self extracting archive files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Execute | Execute]] || Executes a batch file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Failat | ''Failat'']] || Changes failure limit for scripts (0=Ok, 5=Warn, 10=Error)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Fault | ''Fault'']] || Translates numeric error codes to ASCII text
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FileNote | FileNote]] || Set a comment for a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FileWrite | FileWrite]] || Writes data to a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FlushLib | FlushLib]] || Removes unused libraries from memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Format | Format]] || Formats a disk
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Freeze | Freeze]] || Suspends tasks
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSDie | FSDie]] || Kills a filesystem from a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSList | FSList]] || Displays a list of all FileSystem present in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSPrefs | FSPrefs]] || Sets preferences for specified device
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/FSTest | FSTest]] || Benchmarks some basic FileSystem operations
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Get | ''Get'']] || Displays the contents of a local environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Getenv | ''Getenv'']] || Displays the contents of a global environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/GetRAMDebugLog | GetRAMDebugLog]] || Writes the RAM debug log to a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDMBRClear | HDMBRClear]] || Clears a master boot record from a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDRead | HDRead]] || Reads sector(s) from device/unit and dumps them to shell
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDTest | HDTest]] || Benchmark FileSystem operations using direct device access
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HDWrite | HDWrite]] || Writes sectors to a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HFSSetMacBoot | HFSSetMacBoot]] || Sets HFS specific attributes so MAC can autoboot
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/HI | HI]] || Send all active ARexx programs an external halt request
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IconX | IconX]] || Executes a batch file from the desktop (Ambient)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ID | ID]] || Prints UID and GID of a user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IDEStandby | IDEStandby]] || Spins down the motor of IDE HDs
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/If | ''If'']] || Adds intelligent branching to scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IfConfig | IfConfig]] || Configures network interfaces and shows interface configurations
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/iKill | iKill]] || Kills the specified program and tries to free its resources
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Info | Info]] || Displays information about mounted filesystems
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Install | Install]] || Writes a boot block or inspects a boot block on a floppy disk or a PCMCIA card, or a compatible device
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Installer | Installer]] || Installs software by interpreting their installation scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/IPrefs | IPrefs]] || Initialises preferences files on startup
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Join | Join]] || Joins several files into one bigger file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Lab | ''Lab'']] || Defines a label in a batch file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LhA | LhA]] || Compresses or uncompresses files/dirs
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LibList | LibList]] || Displays information about libraries present in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/List | List]] || Lists the contents of the specified directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LoadMonDrvs | LoadMonDrvs]] || Loads monitor (ie: graphic) drivers
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LoadWB | LoadWB]] || Loads the desktop manager (Ambient)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Lock | Lock]] || Write-protects a drive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Login | Login]] || Logs in as a different user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LuaX | LuaX]] || Interprets a Lua script
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LZMADec | LZMADec]] || Uncompresses files in the LZMA format
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/LZMAInfo | LZMAInfo]] || Shows information stored in the .lzma file header
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/MakeDir | MakeDir]] || Creates a Directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/MakeLink | MakeLink]] || Creates a hard or soft link
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/MemTest | MemTest]] || Runs a memory test
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ModList | ModList]] || Displays a list of resident modules
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Mount | Mount]] || Makes a new device known to MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/NetConfig | NetConfig]] || Configures network interfaces
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/NewCLI | ''NewCLI'']] || Starts a new interactive CLI/SHELL on the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Newer | Newer]] || Compares if a file is newer than an another file in shell scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/NewShell | ''NewShell'']] || Starts a new interactive CLI/SHELL on the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Offline | Offline]] || Brings a network interface offline.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Online | Online]] || Brings a network interface online.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Open | Open]] || Opens files and locations
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/OpenURL | OpenURL]] || Opens the openurl.library to pass a URL to the appropriate application depending on the URL's protocol and the specified OpenURL prefs settings
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Passwd | Passwd]] || Changes a user's password
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Path | ''Path'']] || Sets or displays the search path for executables
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PathPart | PathPart]] || Extracts directory or file name from a path, or assembles a path
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PCIScan | PCIScan]] || This command outputs extensive information about the PCI bus
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PCIWrite | PCIWrite]] || Tool to communicate with PCI devices
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PenCamTool | PenCamTool]] || Read out images from an USB webcam using the STV680 chip
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSDiskValid | PFSDiskValid]] || Analyses or fixes a PFS3 volume
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSFormat | PFSFormat]] || Formats a PFS3 partition
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSList | PFSList]] || Lists directory contents with PFS3 specific information
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSMakeRollover | PFSMakeRollover]] || Creates rollover files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSSetDeldir | PFSSetDeldir]] || Sets or displays the size of the .deldir directory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSSetFileNameSize | PFSSetFileNameSize]] || Sets or retrieves the maximum length of filenames
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PFSSetRollover | PFSSetRollover]] || Manipulates rollover files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Ping | Ping]] || Ping is a utility to measure round-trip-times and check reachability of a host over a IP-network
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Play | Play]] || Plays audio files supported by the Reggae multimedia framework
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PortList | PortList]] || Displays a list of ports of running programs
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PowManTool | PowManTool]] || Very simple shell tool to control GemBird SIS-PM Silvershield PowerManager sockets/outlets
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Prompt | ''Prompt'']] || Changes the prompt for the current CLI/Shell
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Protect | Protect]] || Changes the protection bits of a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/PsdStackloaderToMOSPrefs | PsdStackloaderToMOSPrefs]] || Obsoleted USB stack related command
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Quit | ''Quit'']] || Exits a batch file with specified return code
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Reboot | Reboot]] || Resets the computer
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Relabel | Relabel]] || Changes the name of a disk
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RemRAD | RemRAD]] || Removes recoverable RAM-Drive from the system
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Rename | Rename]] || Renames files and directories
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RequestChoice | RequestChoice]] || Asks for input via a requester
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RequestFile | RequestFile]] || Asks for a filename via a file requester
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Resident | ''Resident'']] || Adds or Removes a command in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ResList | ResList]] || Displays a list of all resources in memory
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RexxMast | RexxMast]] || Starts the ARexx Server
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RocketTool | RocketTool]] || Controls a USB Rocket or Missile Launcher
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Route | Route]] || Shows or manipulates the IP routing table
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Run | ''Run'']] || Spawns a background shell or process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RX | RX]] || Interprets the specified ARexx script
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RXC | RXC]] || Closes the resident process
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RXCmd | RXCmd]] || Executes single ARexx commands on a given ARexx port directly
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RXLIB | RXLIB]] || Preadds an arexx library/host to the global list for scripts
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/RXSET | RXSET]] || Adds a (name,value) pair to the Clip List
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Search | Search]] || Searches a file or pattern for a string
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SegTracker | SegTracker]] || Tracking utility for disk loaded files (inc. libs and devs)
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Set | ''Set'']] || Creates or modifies specified local environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetClock | SetClock]] || Changes system and/or internal clock time
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetClockNTP | SetClockNTP]] || Syncs the realtime clock from the internet using Network Time Protocol
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetDate | SetDate]] || Changes the last modification date of a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Setenv | ''Setenv'']] || Creates or modifies specified global environment variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetKeyboard | SetKeyboard]] || Sets keyboard layout
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SetMixer | SetMixer]] || Sets audio input and output mixing
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ShowCGXConfig | ShowCGXConfig]] || Shows information about installed graphics cards and driver versions
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ShowConfig | ShowConfig]] || Shows system configuration information about software versions, hardware, and registered user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/ShowInterface | ShowInterface]] || Shows network interface information
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Shutdown | ShutDown]] || Shuts down the computer
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Skip | ''Skip'']] || Skips to the appropriate label
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SmbFS | SmbFS]] || Mounts a samba share
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/SonixCamTool | SonixCamTool]] || Read out images from an USB webcam using the Sonix Technologies chipset with OV7630 sensors.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Sort | Sort]] || Sorts a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Stack | ''Stack'']] || Sets or displays the current stack size
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Stat | Stat]] || Displays some system stats since boot
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Status | Status]] || Displays a list of currently running CLI processes
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TaskList | TaskList]] || Displays a detailed list of all running tasks
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TCC | TCC]] || Closes the global tracing console
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TCO | TCO]] || Opens the global tracing console
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/tcpdump | tcpdump]] || Dumps traffic on a network.
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TE | TE]] || Clears the global tracing flag
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Time | Time]] || Measures the time it takes to execute a command
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Touch | Touch]] || Creates a file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TraceRoute | TraceRoute]] || Traceroute is a computer network diagnostic tool for displaying the route (path) and measuring transit delays of packets across an Internet Protocol (IP) network
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Trance | Trance]] || Activates JIT 68k emulation
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/TS | TS]] || Starts interactive tracing by setting the external trace flag
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Type | Type]] || Displays the contents of a file to the screen
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Unalias | ''Unalias'']] || Removes the named alias from the alias list
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/UnMount | UnMount]] || Try to unmount specified device
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/UnRAR | UnRAR]] || Uncompresses RAR archives
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Unset | ''Unset'']] || Removes a local variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Unsetenv | ''Unsetenv'']] || Removes a global variable
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Uptime | Uptime]] || Shows uptime of MorphOS
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/USBDevLister | USBDevLister]] || Lists all found USB devices
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/USBErrorLog | USBErrorLog]] || Shows all USB-Related messages since the start of the stack
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Version | Version]] || Reports the version number of the specified file
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Wait | Wait]] || Waits for an amount of time
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WaitForLib | WaitForLib]] || Waits 10 seconds for library to appear
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WaitForPort | WaitForPort]] || Waits 10 secs for port to appear
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WaitX | WaitX]] || Waits for an amount of time and then executes the given command line
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WakeOnLAN | WakeOnLAN]] || Sends a Wake-on-LAN message
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WBRun | WBRun]] || Starts the specified command as if it was started from Ambient
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Which | Which]] || Searches the command path for a particular item
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/WhoAmI | WhoAmI]] || Displays the username of the current user
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/Why | ''Why'']] || Displays return code of last executed command
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XAD2LhA | XAD2LhA]] || Extracts data from other archives and stores it in an LhA archive
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADLibInfo | XADLibInfo]] || Displays the name, flags, ID, required xadmaster version, version and revision of all clients in xadmaster.library
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADList | XADList]] || Examines files and prints the names of the archivers
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADUnDisk | XADUnDisk]] || The master shell tool to extract data from disk archives
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADUnFile | XADUnFile]] || The master shell tool to extract data from file archives
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XADUnTar | XADUnTar]] || A shell tool to extract data from Tar archives and compressed Tar archives
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XZ | XZ]] || Compresses or uncompresses files
|-
| [[Shell_Commands/XZDec | XZDec]] || Uncompresses XZ archives
|}

Outils/Format

2016-02-28T18:56:24Z

Beworld: /* Voir aussi */

Outils/Format

2016-02-28T18:55:35Z

Beworld: /* Notes */

Outils/Format

2016-02-28T18:46:11Z

Beworld: /* Utilisation */

== Description ==

Outils pour formater les partitions présentes sur vos disques durs, clés USB etc...

== Utilisation ==
* Sélectionner un périphérique à formater dans la liste de gauche.
* Entrer un nom, qui sera le nom du volume de la partition.
* Vérifier le système de fichiers. Voir les notes plus bas.
* Cliquer sur le bouton "Formatage rapide..". Dans la pratique tous les périphériques modernes peuvent être formaté de cette façon.

== Notes ==
* Also accessible though Ambient RMB > Utilities > Format.
* About the Recycled option with SFS:
** SFS is the default filesystem on MorphOS. It can have a special directory which contains recently deleted files. The directory is named as .recycled and it resides at the root level of every SFS partition (SYS:.recycled for example). Depending the format options it may be disabled, hidden but accessible, or visible.
** If it's hidden, you can't see it even with "View All Files" option, but you can access it from the shell or Ambient (for example by pressing / key and then writing it to the path string after the volume name).
** You shouldn't modify any files in it, but you can recover deleted files by copying them to some other path.
** The directory is purged automatically when needed.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Format_fr.png]]

== Voir aussi ==
* [[Shell_Commands/Format]]
* [[Outils/HDConfig]]

Outils/Format

2016-02-28T18:45:46Z

Beworld: /* Utilisation */

== Description ==

Outils pour formater les partitions présentes sur vos disques durs, clés USB etc...

== Utilisation ==
* Sélectionner un périphérique à formater dans la liste de gauche.
* Entrer un nom, qui sera le nom du volume de la partition.
* Vérifier le système de fichiers. Voir les notes plus bas.
* Cliquer sur le bouton "Formatage rapide..". Dans la pratique tous les périphériques modernes peuvent être formatéI de cette façon.

== Notes ==
* Also accessible though Ambient RMB > Utilities > Format.
* About the Recycled option with SFS:
** SFS is the default filesystem on MorphOS. It can have a special directory which contains recently deleted files. The directory is named as .recycled and it resides at the root level of every SFS partition (SYS:.recycled for example). Depending the format options it may be disabled, hidden but accessible, or visible.
** If it's hidden, you can't see it even with "View All Files" option, but you can access it from the shell or Ambient (for example by pressing / key and then writing it to the path string after the volume name).
** You shouldn't modify any files in it, but you can recover deleted files by copying them to some other path.
** The directory is purged automatically when needed.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Format_fr.png]]

== Voir aussi ==
* [[Shell_Commands/Format]]
* [[Outils/HDConfig]]

Outils/Format

2016-02-28T18:42:50Z

Beworld: /* Capture d'écran */

== Description ==

Outils pour formater les partitions présentes sur vos disques durs, clés USB etc...

== Utilisation ==
* Select the device to be formatted from the list on the left.
* Enter the label, which will be the volume name of the partition.
* Check the filesystem dependant options. Check the note below.
* Click the "Quick Format..." button. In practise all modern devices should be formatted only with that option.

== Notes ==
* Also accessible though Ambient RMB > Utilities > Format.
* About the Recycled option with SFS:
** SFS is the default filesystem on MorphOS. It can have a special directory which contains recently deleted files. The directory is named as .recycled and it resides at the root level of every SFS partition (SYS:.recycled for example). Depending the format options it may be disabled, hidden but accessible, or visible.
** If it's hidden, you can't see it even with "View All Files" option, but you can access it from the shell or Ambient (for example by pressing / key and then writing it to the path string after the volume name).
** You shouldn't modify any files in it, but you can recover deleted files by copying them to some other path.
** The directory is purged automatically when needed.

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Format_fr.png]]

== Voir aussi ==
* [[Shell_Commands/Format]]
* [[Outils/HDConfig]]

File:Format fr.png

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Outils/Defrag

2016-02-28T18:41:21Z

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== Description ==

Un outils de défragmentation des partitions formatés en SFS.

== Utilisation ==

Sélectionnez la partition voulu depuis la liste des périphériques et cliquez sur le bouton "Défragmenter".

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:Defrag_fr.png]]

File:Defrag fr.png

2016-02-28T18:40:55Z

Beworld:

Outils/FileImageCtrl

2016-02-28T17:45:04Z

Beworld: /* Utilisation */

== Description ==

Un gestionnaire de disque virtuel temporaire ou persistant qui permet de monter jusqu'à 15 images de disques.

Prise en charge de nombreux formats d'image et de configurations de disque, comme pour l'Amiga (OFS, FFS), MorphOS (SFS, PFS, IceFS), Apple (HFS, HFS+), SGI (XFS), Linux (ext 2/3/4) et Microsoft (FAT, NTFS)
et bien entendu les images ISO.

== Utilisation ==

* Glisser un fichier image dans la fenêtre de FileImageCtrl, ou sélectionner une unité et cliquer sur le bouton "Insérer" pour choisir un fichier image.
* Sélectionner un "filesystem" système de fichier qui corresponds avec votre fichier. L'option Auto marchera avec les images de disques fréquents, mais pour une disquette ou une image CD, il est préférable de sélectionner avec attention le bon système de fichier.
* Cliquer sur "Mount" pour monter le fichier image pour qu'elle soit accésible directement sur votre système.

FileImageCtrl peut également être lancé depuis la console Shell avec ces paramètres : ACTION,UNIT/N,FILE.

Exemple :
<nowiki>
Ram Disk:> SYS:Tools/FileImageCtrl insert 1 Work:Workbench.adf
</nowiki>

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:FileImageCtrl-fr.png]]

Outils/FileImageCtrl

2016-02-28T17:39:04Z

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== Description ==

Un gestionnaire de disque virtuel temporaire ou persistant qui permet de monter jusqu'à 15 images de disques.

Prise en charge de nombreux formats d'image et de configurations de disque, comme pour l'Amiga (OFS, FFS), MorphOS (SFS, PFS, IceFS), Apple (HFS, HFS+), SGI (XFS), Linux (ext 2/3/4) et Microsoft (FAT, NTFS)
et bien entendu les images ISO.

== Utilisation ==

* Glisser un fichier image dans la fenêtre de FileImageCtrl, ou sélectionner une unité et cliquer sur le bouton "Insérer" pour choisir un fichier image.
* Select a filesystem which matches to the image file's filesystem. The Auto option will work with hard disk images usually, but for floppy disk and CD images it should be selected more carefully.
* Click the Mount button to mount the image file as an accessible device on your system.

FileImageCtrl can also be launched from the shell with the template: ACTION,UNIT/N,FILE.

Example:
<nowiki>
Ram Disk:> SYS:Tools/FileImageCtrl insert 1 Work:Workbench.adf
</nowiki>

== Capture d'écran ==
: [[File:FileImageCtrl-fr.png]]