MorphOS Library - Recent changes [en]

Applications/Iris

JPV — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 12:54:41 GMT

Added mention about Contacts

Utilities/Commodities

JPV — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 12:35:13 GMT

Creating Backups

JPV — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 12:08:53 GMT

Added mentions about new backup programs in 3.20

Filesystems

JPV — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 08:49:48 GMT

Added SFS2 info

Shell Commands/Trashcan

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 14:40:47 GMT

Created page with "'''Trashcan''' - Controls Trashcan FILE,RESTORE/S,EMPTY/S <nowiki> FILE - File to restore RESTORE - Restore a file from the Trashcan to its original location EMPTY - Em..."

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'''Trashcan''' - Controls Trashcan

FILE,RESTORE/S,EMPTY/S
<nowiki>
FILE - File to restore
RESTORE - Restore a file from the Trashcan to its original location
EMPTY - Empty the Trashcan</nowiki>

Examples:
Trashcan trashed_file.txt RESTORE
Trashcan EMPTY

Shell Commands

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 14:33:36 GMT

Added Trashcan

Shell Commands/Play

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:57:00 GMT

Shell Commands/SetClockNTP

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:52:17 GMT

Shell Commands/Time

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:48:14 GMT

Shell Commands/OFArc

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:41:51 GMT

Shell Commands/OFDNS

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:38:10 GMT

Shell Commands/OFHash

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:34:30 GMT

Shell Commands/OFHTTP

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:32:23 GMT

Shell Commands/OFHash

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:31:51 GMT

Shell Commands/OFHTTP

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:29:57 GMT

Shell Commands/OFHTTP

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:08:58 GMT

Created page with "'''OFHTTP''' - Performs HTTP and HTTPS requests and downloads files non-standard arguments, type "OFHTTP -h" for more information..."

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'''OFHTTP''' - Performs HTTP and HTTPS requests and downloads files

non-standard arguments, type "OFHTTP -h" for more information

This command uses non-standard arguments.
Type 'OFHTTP -h' in a Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.

Shell Commands/OFHash

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:07:00 GMT

Created page with "'''OFHash''' - Calculates MD5, RIPEMD-160, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 hashes of files non-standard arguments, type "OFHash" for more information..."

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'''OFHash''' - Calculates MD5, RIPEMD-160, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 hashes of files

non-standard arguments, type "OFHash" for more information

This command uses non-standard arguments.
Type 'OFHash' in a Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.

Shell Commands/OFDNS

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:04:25 GMT

Created page with "'''OFDNS''' - Performs DNS lookups non-standard arguments, type "OFDNS -h" for more information..."

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'''OFDNS''' - Performs DNS lookups

non-standard arguments, type "OFDNS -h" for more information

This command uses non-standard arguments.
Type 'OFDNS -h' in a Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.

Shell Commands/OFArc

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 13:02:19 GMT

Created page with "'''OFArc''' - Extracts and creates .gz, .lha, .tar, .tgz, .zip, and .zoo files non-standard arguments, type "OFArc -h" for more information..."

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'''OFArc''' - Extracts and creates .gz, .lha, .tar, .tgz, .zip, and .zoo files

non-standard arguments, type "OFArc -h" for more information

This command uses non-standard arguments.
Type 'OFArc -h' in the Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.

Shell Commands/SetFileSize

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 12:52:19 GMT

Created page with "'''SetFileSize''' - Creates or resizes a file FILE/A,SIZE/A,KIB/S,MIB/S,GIB/S <nowiki> FILE - File to resize or create SIZE - Size to be applied to the specified file, in by..."

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'''SetFileSize''' - Creates or resizes a file

FILE/A,SIZE/A,KIB/S,MIB/S,GIB/S
<nowiki>
FILE - File to resize or create
SIZE - Size to be applied to the specified file, in bytes by default
KIB - Multiplies the specified size by 1024
MIB - Multiplies the specified size by 1024*1024
GIB - Multiplies the specified size by 1024*1024*1024</nowiki>

'''NOTE''' that the resize operation may or may not destroy contents of the file. It depends on the file system used, so consider the result as undefined. The command is meant to create large files quickly, for example, as virtual file images, where formatting would rewrite the data within the file anyway.

The FileWrite command can be used to create a file that is filled with the specified data.

Examples:

Creates a file named "Testfile" in "T:" with the size of 10 bytes:
SetFileSize T:Testfile 10

Resizes the file to 10485760 bytes:
SetFileSize T:Testfile 10 MIB

Shell Commands/Replace

JPV — Mon, 29 Jun 2026 12:15:00 GMT

Created page with "'''Replace''' - Modifies text and binary files by replacing data FILE/A,PATTERN/K,FIND/K/A,REPLACE/K/A,TO/K,ALL/S,I=INSENSITIVE/S,VERBOSE/S,SIM=SIMULATE/S <nowiki> FILE..."

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'''Replace''' - Modifies text and binary files by replacing data

FILE/A,PATTERN/K,FIND/K/A,REPLACE/K/A,TO/K,ALL/S,I=INSENSITIVE/S,VERBOSE/S,SIM=SIMULATE/S
<nowiki>
FILE - Directory or file pattern
PATTERN - Pattern to be applied on files found with the FILE argument
FIND - Text or binary data to be searched for, \xHH for hex data
REPLACE - Text or binary data to replace every found data with, \xHH for hex data
TO - Path to a directory to store the modified files into, TO cannot be
the directory containing the source file
ALL - Search for matching files recursively and modify original files,
TO and ALL are mutually exclusive arguments
INSENSITIVE - All characters in found file data and PATTERN and will be lower
cased before a compare operation, this also affects characters in
hex data specified via "0x" in the PATTERN option
VERBOSE - Shows all found files and how many patterns were modifed
SIMULATE - The entire operation will only be simulated and no files get modified</nowiki>

Examples:

Scans all #?.readme files in T: and changes dogs to cats in the text:
Replace T:#?.readme FIND "Dog" REPLACE "Cat"

Scans the entire RAM: drive and replaces dogs to cats in all files ending with ".txt" and outputting detailed information of found files and the matches. Simulation is enabled, so no modification takes place:
Replace "RAM:#?" PATTERN "#?.txt" FIND "Dog" REPLACE "Cat" ALL VERBOSE SIM

Convert an IBM text to a modern one by replacing CR+LF (0x0D0A) with just LF (0x0A). Operation is performed in the byte mode, so FIND is two bytes and gets replaced by just one byte:
Replace "RAM:Windows.txt" FIND "\x0d\x0a" REPLACE "\x0a"

Shell Commands/NetworksHelper

JPV — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 14:59:38 GMT

Created page with "'''NetworksHelper''' - Mount and configure network shares SETTINGS/K,MOUNT/K,POPUP/S <nowiki> SETTINGS - Open a share settings window MOUNT - Mount a network share POPUP..."

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'''NetworksHelper''' - Mount and configure network shares

SETTINGS/K,MOUNT/K,POPUP/S
<nowiki>
SETTINGS - Open a share settings window
MOUNT - Mount a network share
POPUP - Open the share window after mounting</nowiki>

Examples:
NetworksHelper MOUNT Networks:WIN11/Share POPUP

Creating Backups

JPV — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 14:13:01 GMT

LhA header level update

Shell Commands/RequestString

JPV — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 13:57:22 GMT

Created page with "'''RequestString''' - Asks for a string via a requester TITLE/A,BODY/A,POSITIVE/K,NEGATIVE/K,DEFSTRING/K,MAXLEN/K/N,NOTEMPTY/S,INVISIBLE/S, TO/K,PUBSCREEN/K,CHARSET/K,INACTIV..."

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'''RequestString''' - Asks for a string via a requester

TITLE/A,BODY/A,POSITIVE/K,NEGATIVE/K,DEFSTRING/K,MAXLEN/K/N,NOTEMPTY/S,INVISIBLE/S,
TO/K,PUBSCREEN/K,CHARSET/K,INACTIVE/S
<nowiki>
TITLE - Window title string of the requester
BODY - Body string of the requester, *N does a line feed
POSITIVE - Specifies the text to appear in the positive (left) choice
of the requester, an underscore defines a shortcut key
NEGATIVE - Specifies the text to appear in the negative (right) choice
of the requester, an underscore defines a shortcut key
DEFSTRING - Specifies the default text for the string gadget
MAXLEN - Sets the maximum length of the string
NOTEMPTY - Do not accept an empty string
INVISIBLE - Entered characters are shown as asterisks, useful for
password requesters
TO - Specifies a file to write the result string into
PUBSCREEN - Opens the requester window on the specified pubscreen
CHARSET - Specifies the character set used in BODY, POSITIVE, NEGATIVE,
and DEFSTRING arguments
INACTIVE - The requester window is not activated when opened</nowiki>

The result string is returned on the default output, enclosed in double quotation marks and terminated with a line feed. The quotation marks and the line feed are omitted when using the TO argument. The default text is returned if the requester is cancelled.

The command generates a return code of 0 if a string is returned, 5 if the requester was cancelled, and 20 in failures.

Example:
RequestString TITLE="My Requester" BODY="Please type*Nsome text."

Shell Commands/MirrorCopy

JPV — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 12:38:22 GMT

Shell Commands/MirrorCheck

JPV — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 12:08:36 GMT

Shell Commands/MirrorCopy

JPV — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 11:52:11 GMT

Supported Computers

JPV — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 10:33:52 GMT

Added Mirari and couple other changes

Shell Commands/MirrorCopy

JPV — Wed, 24 Jun 2026 14:30:26 GMT

Shell Commands/MirrorCopy

JPV — Wed, 24 Jun 2026 13:56:19 GMT

Created page with "'''MirrorCopy''' - Mirrors directory trees F=FROM/A,T=TO/A,V=VERBOSE/S,Q=QUIET/S,ND=NODEL=NODELETE/S,NC=NOCRE=NOCREATION/S, NR=NOREC=NORECREATION/S,NU=NOUPD=NOUPDATE/S,A=ALL/..."

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'''MirrorCopy''' - Mirrors directory trees

F=FROM/A,T=TO/A,V=VERBOSE/S,Q=QUIET/S,ND=NODEL=NODELETE/S,NC=NOCRE=NOCREATION/S,
NR=NOREC=NORECREATION/S,NU=NOUPD=NOUPDATE/S,A=ALL/S,NS=NOSOFT/S,NH=NOHARD/S,
DD=DELDIR/K,OD=OLDDIR/K,FP=FILEPAT/K,DP=DIRPAT/K,MNDD=MAKENODUMMYDIRS/S,S=STAT=STATS/S,
B=BUF=FILEBUFFERSIZE/N,DOSBUFFERS/K/N,D=DATE/S,DATEFORMAT=DATEFMT/K,CNT=CONTINUE/S,
SRD=SKIPROOTDOTFILES/S,LOG=LOGFILE/K

<nowiki>
FROM - Source directory
TO - Destination directory
VERBOSE - Displays additional information
QUIET - Suppresses all output but errors
NODELETE - Do not delete any entries from the destination
NOCREATION - Not implemented currently
NORECREATION - Do not recreate any entries in the destination,
like replacing a file with a directory
NOUPDATE - Do not update any entries in the destination, but
entries may still be created and deleted
ALL - Includes sub-directories in the operation
NOSOFT - Do not copy soft links, but they still may be
removed from the destination
NOHARD - Do not copy or delete hard links, but they still
can get overwritten by different types of entries
DELDIR - Move files into a specified directory instead of deleting them
(DELDIR must reside on the same volume as TO)
OLDDIR - Not implemented currently
FILEPAT - Not implemented currently
DIRPAT - Not implemented currently
MAKENODUMMYDIRS - Not implemented currently
STATS - Prints statistics of the mirroring operation
FILEBUFFERSIZE - Buffer size in kilobytes (default 1024)
DOSBUFFERS
DATE - Creates a date-based sub-directory where files are moved with
the DELDIR option
DATEFORMAT
CONTINUE
SKIPROOTDOTFILES - Exclude files and dirs in the root dir
LOGFILE
</nowiki>

Examples:
<nowiki>
MirrorCheck A=Work:Music B=SMB2FS0:Music SKIP="NOP" QUIET
</nowiki>

Shell Commands/MirrorCheck

JPV — Wed, 24 Jun 2026 12:51:12 GMT

Created page with "'''MirrorCheck''' - Compares contents of two directories recursively A=SOURCEA/A,B=SOURCEB/A,BUF=BUFSIZE/N,SRD=SKIPROOTDOTFILES/S,COM=CHECKCOMMENTS/S, Q=QUIET/S,LFORMAT/K,SKI..."

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'''MirrorCheck''' - Compares contents of two directories recursively

A=SOURCEA/A,B=SOURCEB/A,BUF=BUFSIZE/N,SRD=SKIPROOTDOTFILES/S,COM=CHECKCOMMENTS/S,
Q=QUIET/S,LFORMAT/K,SKIP/K,STATS/S
<nowiki>
SOURCEA - Directory A
SOURCEB - Directory B
BUFSIZE - Buffer size in kilobytes (default 1024)
SKIPROOTDOTFILES - Exclude files and dirs in the root source dir that start
with a dot (.recycled and .trashcan, for example)
CHECKCOMMENTS - Enable file comments comparison
QUIET - Output differences only
LFORMAT - Optional output formatting string:
%P prints the file parent path including / or :
%N prints the file name
%M prints the file name without the extension
%E prints the file extension without the dot
%Q prints characters describing differences
SKIP - Disable specific tests:
F skips comparing file contents
N skips comparing name cases
O skips comparing owner information
P skips comparing protection bits
C skips comparing file comments
D skips comparing dates
S skips comparing file sizes
T skips comparing file types (dir, file, link)
L skips comparing soft links
< skips checking existence of a file in B
> skips checking existence of a file in A
STATS - Prints statistics of the compare operation</nowiki>

MirrorCheck prints a "mismatch" line for each directory entry that differs. Characters from the SKIP argument indicate the difference for each entry.

Examples:
<nowiki>
MirrorCheck A=Work:Music B=SMB2FS0:Music SKIP="NOP" QUIET
</nowiki>

Shell Commands/Automator

JPV — Wed, 24 Jun 2026 10:30:04 GMT

Created page with "'''Automator''' - Controls MUI applications from scripts. It can both inspect and interact with the applications. ACTION/K/A,FORMAT/K,UID=TASKUID/K,OPEN=OPENWINDOWS/S,WINDOWI..."

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'''Automator''' - Controls MUI applications from scripts. It can both inspect and interact with the applications.

ACTION/K/A,FORMAT/K,UID=TASKUID/K,OPEN=OPENWINDOWS/S,WINDOWID/K,WINDOWADDRESS/K,
ID=OBJECTID/K,ADDRESS=OBJECTADDRESS/K,CONTENTS/K,LISTACTIVE/K/N,CYCLEACTIVE/K/N,MUIKEY/K

Automator can list running MUI applications, locate objects in MUI windows, control windows (activate, close, bring to front), click on buttons, change selections, and enter text on inputs.

A more detailed documentation can be found on the SYS:Docs/Automator.readme file.

ACTION must be one of the following options:
<nowiki>
LIST - Lists all running MUI applications
WINDOWS - Lists all windows of the application
CLOSEWINDOW - Closes a window
TOFRONT - Brings a window to front
ACTIVATE - Activates a window
OBJECTS - Lists supported objects in a window
CLICK - Clicks a button
SETCONTENTS - Sets contents of a string object
ACKCONTENTS - Sets contents of a string with an Enter press
CHECK - Sets a checkmark object to the selected state
UNCHECK - Sets a checkmark object to the unselected state
SETLISTACTIVE - Sets the active list entry
SETCYCLEACTIVE - Sets the active cycle gadget item
SENDMUIKEY - Sends a MUIKEY to an object</nowiki>

Examples:
<nowiki>
Ram Disk:> Automator ACTION=LIST
100110 AMBIENT
100137 EXPOSE
100420 WAYFARER
100462 MCON.1
Ram Disk:> Automator ACTION=WINDOWS UID=100462
0 "Ambient Shell"
Ram Disk:> Automator ACTION=TOFRONT UID=100462 WINDOWID=0
Ram Disk:> Automator ACTION=OBJECTS UID=100462 WINDOWID=0
BUTTON 271b0478 0 "Page 1"
BUTTON 28ad5d50 0 "Page 2"
BUTTON 330ed840 0 "Add page"
BUTTON 330ed9e0 0 "New window"
BUTTON 330edb80 0 "Detach..."
BUTTON 330edd20 0 "Close page"
Ram Disk:> Automator ACTION=CLICK UID=100462 WINDOWID=0 ADDRESS=330ed840</nowiki>

Shell Commands/XADUnTar

Polluks — Sun, 21 Jun 2026 21:00:07 GMT

Tools/FileImageCtrl

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 14:06:11 GMT

3.20 added an option to insert an image to the next free slot

Tools

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 13:59:21 GMT

Added DriveImager, MirrorBackup, and SMARTDoctor

Tools/MirrorBackup

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 13:48:29 GMT

Created page with "== Description == A backup tool to create and restore mirrored backups of partitions or directories at the filesystem level. The program supports virtual image files and shar..."

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== Description ==

A backup tool to create and restore mirrored backups of partitions or directories at the filesystem level. The program supports virtual image files and shared SMB drives as destination options.

== Usage ==

== Screenshot ==
: [[File:MirrorBackup.png|640px]]

Tools/DriveImager

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 13:32:02 GMT

Created page with "== Description == A tool to read and write image files of partitions and drives. == Usage == == Screenshot == : File:DriveImager.png"

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== Description ==
A tool to read and write image files of partitions and drives.

== Usage ==

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

Tools/SMARTDoctor

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 13:25:51 GMT

Created page with "== Description == A tool to show and monitor S.M.A.R.T. information of connected storage drives. == Usage == Just launch the tool and select a device to be monitored. == Scr..."

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== Description ==
A tool to show and monitor S.M.A.R.T. information of connected storage drives.

== Usage ==
Just launch the tool and select a device to be monitored.

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

Tools/WebFontInstaller

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 13:17:26 GMT

Utilities/Commodities

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 13:14:11 GMT

Added Sticky Qualifiers

Screenbar Modules

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 12:59:40 GMT

Added Smart

Bundled Games

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 12:49:31 GMT

Added Paper Football

Bundled Games/PaperFootball

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 12:46:52 GMT

Created page with "== Description == A classic table-top game played against a computer opponent. == Usage == == Screenshot == : File:PaperFootball.png"

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== Description ==

A classic table-top game played against a computer opponent.

== Usage ==

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

Applications

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 12:35:41 GMT

Added Minipro

Applications/Minipro

JPV — Thu, 18 Jun 2026 12:23:58 GMT

Created page with "== Description == A MorphOS native GUI front-end for the open source minipro program for controlling XGecu's series of chip programmers. == Usage == == Screenshot == : Fi..."

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== Description ==
A MorphOS native GUI front-end for the open source minipro program for controlling XGecu's series of chip programmers.

== Usage ==

== Screenshot ==
: [[File:Minipro.png|640px]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:54, 30 June 2026
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	Iris is a modern IMAP based email client for MorphOS. It combines several contemporary technologies like WebKit, OAuth2, ObjectiveC++ and VMIME to form the most advanced native application for Amiga®-compatible operating systems.		Iris is a modern IMAP based email client for MorphOS. It combines several contemporary technologies like WebKit, OAuth2, ObjectiveC++ and VMIME to form the most advanced native application for Amiga®-compatible operating systems.

		+	It also includes a tightly integrated CardDAV client (''Contacts'') that can download your GMail contacts, iCloud contacts as well as from any compatible CardDav server.

	== Features ==		== Features ==

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-== Exchange  ==
+== Exchange ==
 Exchange is the commodities manager. This allows the user to monitor which commodities are running, manage their behaviour and settings, and activate, deactivate or remove individual commodities. Exchange can also be quite useful for accessing applications whose windows have been 'hidden'.
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-== Mixer  ==
+== Mixer ==
 Master audio hardware controls: output volume, recording levels and mixing.
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-== StickyQualifiers  ==
+== StickyQualifiers ==
 Makes qualifier keys (Alt, Command, Control, Shift), or their combinations, to stay in the pressed state without physically holding them down.
 :[[File:StickyQualifiers.png]]

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 There are two directories at the root level of the RAWDISK: device. The Devices directory contains all raw data of each device and unit found in the system. For example, mass storage devices connected to the internal IDE controller of a computer could be found under the ide.device sub-directory and USB mass storage devices under the usbscsi.device sub-directory. The second directory at the root level is Disks, and it contains raw data images of mounted partitions. It isn't that useful for backups, as there's a risk that data on a partition changes while copying a backup.
 === Creating a Backup ===
-To create a full backup of an entire disk, navigate to the ''RAWDISK:Devices/<your.device>/<unit>/'' directory. For example, a hard disk drive connected on the internal IDE port of a Mac mini computer would use the path ''RAWDISK:Devices/ide.device/0/''. The directory contains the rawdisk file, which is practically the raw data of the entire disk presented as a file. There's also a sub-directory that is named after the partition table of the disk (MAC, RDB, MBR), and that directory contains all partitions found on the disk as separate files.
+To create a full backup of an entire disk, either use the [[Tools/DriveImager | DriveImager]] tool or manually navigate to the ''RAWDISK:Devices/<your.device>/<unit>/'' directory. For example, a hard disk drive connected on the internal IDE port of a Mac mini computer would use the path ''RAWDISK:Devices/ide.device/0/''. The directory contains the rawdisk file, which is practically the raw data of the entire disk presented as a file. There's also a sub-directory that is named after the partition table of the disk (MAC, RDB, MBR), and that directory contains all partitions found on the disk as separate files.
 In theory, a full backup of an entire disk would be just copying the ''rawdisk'' file to another location, but remember that the file size is in most cases huge, so keep the destination filesystem limits in mind. An ext2 or ext3 formatted backup drive will work fine, for instance.
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 There are two ways to restore a raw image backup. Either the image can be mounted and any required files can be copied where desired, or the entire image file can be written to a storage device overwriting everything previously on it.
-When writing a rawdisk image back to a device, it must be copied either with the [[Shell_Commands/Copy|Copy]] command with the '''DIRECT''' argument or with the cp command from the [https://morphos-team.net/downloads MorphOS SDK]. Ambient or 3rd party filemanagers don't work to do this.
+When writing a rawdisk image back to a device, it must be copied either with the [[Shell_Commands/Copy|Copy]] command with the '''DIRECT''' argument or with the cp command from the [https://morphos-team.net/downloads MorphOS SDK]. Ambient or 3rd party filemanagers don't work to do this. Since MorphOS 3.20 it can also be done with the [[Tools/DriveImager | DriveImager]] tool.
 '''Be very careful when selecting a destination device to write an image file!''' For example, when writing to a USB storage device, the unit number may always be different. '''Always check the correct destination device and unit''' from the RAWDISK: directory structure. The partition table directory under the unit directory offers a good hint.
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 There are several ways to create an image file for backing-up:
 * A base backup image can be copied from the RAWDISK: device as described previously in the article.
 * Create a new empty file with the [[Shell_Commands/FileWrite|FileWrite]] command, mount it as '''MorphOS SFS''' in [[Tools/FileImageCtrl|FileImageCtrl]], and Quick Format it (maybe with Recycled disabled).
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 See [[Shell_Commands/MirrorCopy | MirrorCopy]]'s documentation for more options.
 ==== Third Party Programs ====
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 The minimum you should do is to check if file/directory sizes of source and destination paths match. For a more thorough test, a separate program that compares directories and data in them should be used.
-The [[Shell_Commands/MirrorCheck | MirrorCheck]] program is a good option to compare directories. It can compare file data (reads entire files), file name casing, owner info, protection bits, comments, dates, sizes, and existence of files. Each of these checks can be skipped if there's no need to compare certain things or you get too many reports of unimportant tests. For a quick check the file data comparison can be disabled or if you're making incremental backups, the existence check can be skipped in either or both directories.
+The built-in [[Shell_Commands/MirrorCheck | MirrorCheck]] shell command is a good option to compare directories. It can compare file data (reads entire files), file name casing, owner info, protection bits, comments, dates, sizes, and existence of files. Each of these checks can be skipped if there's no need to compare certain things or you get too many reports of unimportant tests. For a quick check the file data comparison can be disabled or if you're making incremental backups, the existence check can be skipped in either or both directories.

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 ! style="text-align:left;"| Notes
 |-
-| Smart File System (SFS)
+| Smart File System (SFS, SFS2)
 | Built-in (boot.img)
 | Yes
 | Yes
 | 107
-| 4 GiB - 2 bytes
+| 4 GiB - 2 (SFS), 256 TiB - 1 (SFS2)
-| 128 GiB
+| 128 GiB (SFS), 2 TiB (SFS2)
-| The default file system
+| SFS is the default file system
 |-
 | Professional File System III (PFS3)

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 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/Assign | Assign]] || Lists, creates, modifies or removes an assign from MorphOS
 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/Avail | Avail]] || Displays the amount of free memory available
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 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/MemTest | MemTest]] || Runs a memory test
 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/ModList | ModList]] || Displays a list of resident modules
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 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/NetConfig | NetConfig]] || Configures network interfaces
 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/NewCLI | ''NewCLI'']] || Starts a new interactive CLI/SHELL on the system
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 | [[Shell_Commands/NewShell | ''NewShell'']] || Starts a new interactive CLI/SHELL on the system
 |-
-| [[Shell_Commands/Offline | Offline]] || Brings a network interface offline.
+| [[Shell_Commands/OFArc | OFArc]] || Extracts and creates .gz, .lha, .tar, .tgz, .zip, and .zoo files
 |-
-| [[Shell_Commands/Online | Online]] || Brings a network interface online.
+| [[Shell_Commands/OFHTTP | OFHTTP]] || Performs HTTP and HTTPS requests and downloads files
 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/Open | Open]] || Opens files and locations
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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/Setenv | ''Setenv'']] || Creates or modifies specified global environment variable
 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/SetKeyboard | SetKeyboard]] || Sets keyboard layout
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 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/Trance | Trance]] || Activates JIT 68k emulation
 |-
 | [[Shell_Commands/TS | TS]] || Starts interactive tracing by setting the external trace flag

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 FILE/A, VOLUME/N, AHIUNIT/N, LOOP/S, QUIET/S
   <nowiki>
-FILE    - File to play
+FILE    - Audio file to play
-VOLUME  - Audio volume
+VOLUME  - Audio volume (0-65535)
-AHIUNIT - AHI unit to output
+AHIUNIT - AHI unit number to be used by Reggae
-LOOP    - Plays the file in loop
+LOOP    - Plays the file in a loop
-QUIET   - Disables playing information displaying</nowiki>
+QUIET   - Supresses any text output in the shell</nowiki>

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 '''SetClockNTP''' - Syncs the realtime clock from the internet using Network Time Protocol
-Usage: UTCDIFF=DIFF/N, TIMEOUT/N, SERVER/K/M, SAVE/S, NODST/S
+UTCDIFF=DIFF/N, TIMEOUT/N, SERVER/K/M, SAVE/S, NODST/S
 Note: This tool can easily be enabled to run every time the network goes online by editing S:user-network-startup and removing the ; in the beginning of the line that reads ;SetClockNTP SAVE

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 '''Time''' - Measures the time it takes to execute a command
-CALIBRATE/S,EXCLUDELOADING/S,COMMAND/A/F:
+CALIBRATE/S,EXCLUDELOADING/S,COMMAND/A/F
 Example:

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 '''OFArc''' - Extracts and creates .gz, .lha, .tar, .tgz, .zip, and .zoo files
-non-standard arguments, type "OFArc -h" for more information
+This command uses non-standard arguments. Type 'OFArc -h' in the Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.
-−
-This command uses non-standard arguments.
+ <nowiki>Usage: OFArc -[acCfhlnpqtvx] archive.zip [file1 file2 ...]
-Type 'OFArc -h' in the Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.
+Options:

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 '''OFDNS''' - Performs DNS lookups
-non-standard arguments, type "OFDNS -h" for more information
+This command uses non-standard arguments. Type 'OFDNS -h' in a Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.
-−
-This command uses non-standard arguments.
+ <nowiki>Usage: OFDNS -[chst] domain1 [domain2 ...]
 Type 'OFDNS -h' in a Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.

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	This command uses non-standard arguments. Type 'OFHash' in the Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.		This command uses non-standard arguments. Type 'OFHash' in the Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.

−	Usage: ofhash [--md5] [--ripemd160] [--sha1] [--sha224] [--sha256] [--sha384] [--sha512] [--iri] [--version] file1 [file2 ...]	+	Usage: ofhash [--md5] [--ripemd160] [--sha1] [--sha224] [--sha256] [--sha384]
		+	[--sha512] [--iri] [--version] file1 [file2 ...]
		+
		+	Example:
		+	OFHash --md5 SYS:MorphOS.readme

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 '''OFHTTP''' - Performs HTTP and HTTPS requests and downloads files
-This command uses non-standard arguments.
+This command uses non-standard arguments. Type 'OFHTTP -h' in a Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.
   <nowiki>Usage: ofhttp -[cehHmoOPqv] iri1 [iri2 ...]

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 '''OFHash''' - Calculates MD5, RIPEMD-160, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, and SHA-512 hashes of files
-non-standard arguments, type "OFHash" for more information
+This command uses non-standard arguments. Type 'OFHash' in the Shell for a complete documentation of its arguments.
-−
-This command uses non-standard arguments.
+ Usage: ofhash [--md5] [--ripemd160] [--sha1] [--sha224] [--sha256] [--sha384] [--sha512] [--iri] [--version] file1 [file2 ...]

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   Ram Disk:> Copy System: Backup:System/ ALL CLONE QUIET
-==== Third Party Programs ====
+==== MirrorCopy ====
-Leif Salomonsson's [https://www.morphos-storage.net/?find=mirrorcopy MirrorCopy] (don't mix it up with the original 68k program of the same name!) is a very comprehensive mirroring tool for MorphOS. It can be used to make exact copies of directories where files that are deleted from the source directory will be removed from the backup directory too. It handles file links properly, which makes it useful for backing up the directory structure that contains the SDK directory.
+The built-in [[Shell_Commands/MirrorCopy | MirrorCopy]] shell command (don't mix it up with 3rd party programs of the same name! Especially not with the 68k one) is a very comprehensive mirroring tool for MorphOS. It can be used to make exact copies of directories where files that are deleted from the source directory will be removed from the backup directory too. It handles file links properly, which makes it useful for backing up the directory structure that contains the SDK directory.
 Updating a backup is much faster than with the standard Copy command, because only changed/added/removed files are updated in the existing backup directory. With the Copy command you'd have to copy all the files over and over again.
@@ Line 119: / Line 115: @@
   Ram Disk:> mirrorcopy FROM System: TO Backup:System/ ALL DELDIR Backup:SystemDeleted
-See MirrorCopy's documentation for more options.
+See [[Shell_Commands/MirrorCopy | MirrorCopy]]'s documentation for more options.
 ===== BackUp =====
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 -z  Do not compress files</nowiki>
-It's safer to increase the header level from the default (0) to, for example, -H1, because some deeper file paths/comments may be too long and so be skipped with the -H0 level.
+It's safer to increase the header level from the default (0) to, for example, -H1, because some deeper file paths/comments may be too long and so be skipped with the -H0 level. Edit: the default header level was changed to H1 in MorphOS 3.20.
 Disabling the compression creates backups faster, but increases the resulting file size.
 Example:
-  System:> lha -H1 -e -x -r a Backup:System.lha #?
+  System:> lha -e -x -r a Backup:System.lha #?
 === Tar ===
@@ Line 185: / Line 185: @@
 The minimum you should do is to check if file/directory sizes of source and destination paths match. For a more thorough test, a separate program that compares directories and data in them should be used.
-The [https://www.morphos-storage.net/?find=mirrorcheck MirrorCheck] program is a good option to compare directories. It can compare file data (reads entire files), file name casing, owner info, protection bits, comments, dates, sizes, and existence of files. Each of these checks can be skipped if there's no need to compare certain things or you get too many reports of unimportant tests. For a quick check the file data comparison can be disabled or if you're making incremental backups, the existence check can be skipped in either or both directories.
+The [[Shell_Commands/MirrorCheck | MirrorCheck]] program is a good option to compare directories. It can compare file data (reads entire files), file name casing, owner info, protection bits, comments, dates, sizes, and existence of files. Each of these checks can be skipped if there's no need to compare certain things or you get too many reports of unimportant tests. For a quick check the file data comparison can be disabled or if you're making incremental backups, the existence check can be skipped in either or both directories.

@@ Line 44: / Line 44: @@
 </nowiki>
+'''Note that with the default options, all files that don't exist in the source directory will be deleted from the destination directory! Be very careful when supplying the destination directory (TO) for the progam!'''
 The official documentation can be found from the SYS:MorphOS/Locale/Help/english/MirrorBackup.guide file.
 Examples:
-</nowiki>
+Create an exact mirror of a directory (files that don't exist in the source directory anymore will be deleted from the destination directory too):

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 MirrorCheck prints a "mismatch" line for each directory entry that differs. Characters from the SKIP argument indicate the difference for each entry.
 Examples:
   <nowiki>
-MirrorCheck A=Work:Music B=SMB2FS0:Music SKIP="NOP" QUIET
+MirrorCheck A=Work:Music B=SMB2FS0:Music SKIP="NOP" QUIET</nowiki>

@@ Line 34: / Line 34: @@
 DATE             - Creates a date-based sub-directory where files are moved with
                     the DELDIR option
-DATEFORMAT       -
+DATEFORMAT       - Formatting string for the DATE directory, see the Date command for
-CONTINUE         -
+                   substitution operators, but avoid using anything that produces
 SKIPROOTDOTFILES - Exclude files and dirs in the root dir that start
                     with a dot (.recycled and .trashcan, for example)
-LOGFILE          -
+LOGFILE          - Write or append output to a file
 </nowiki>
 Examples:

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 ''Originally published at: http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=65055''
-''Author:  takemehomegrandma''
+''Original author:  takemehomegrandma''
 This is a list of complete computer setups for MorphOS use. More detailed harware support information is available at http://morphos-team.net/hardware
@@ Line 184: / Line 184: @@
 MorphOS 3.10 added the support for AmigaOne X5000 mainboard.
-* [http://www.a-eon.com/?page=x5000 AmigaOne X5000]
+* [https://www.a-eon.com/?page=x5000 AmigaOne X5000]
 == iMac ==
-Support for these particular iMac models is unofficially enabled in MorphOS.
+iMac G5 iSight models are officially supported since MorphOS 3.18.
-* [https://everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/specs/imac_g5_2.1_20.html iMac G5 2.1 20-Inch (iSight)], PowerMac12,1, unofficially supported machine since 3.12
+* [https://everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/specs/imac_g5_2.1_20.html iMac G5 2.1 20-Inch (iSight)], PowerMac12,1
-* [https://everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/specs/imac_g5_1.9_17.html iMac G5 1.9 17-Inch (iSight)], PowerMac12,1, unofficially supported machine since 3.16
+* [https://everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/specs/imac_g5_1.9_17.html iMac G5 1.9 17-Inch (iSight)], PowerMac12,1

@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
 NODELETE         - Do not delete any entries from the destination
 NOCREATION       - Not implemented currently
-NORECREATION     - Do not recreate any entries in the destination,
+NORECREATION     - Do not recreate any entries in the destination, like replacing
-                    like replacing a file with a directory
+                    a file with a directory
-NOUPDATE         - Do not update any entries in the destination, but
+NOUPDATE         - Do not update any entries in the destination, but entries may
-                    entries may still be created and deleted
+                    still be created and deleted
 ALL              - Includes sub-directories in the operation
-NOSOFT           - Do not copy soft links, but they still may be
+NOSOFT           - Do not copy soft links, but they still may be removed from
-                    removed from the destination
+                    the destination
-NOHARD           - Do not copy or delete hard links, but they still
+NOHARD           - Do not copy or delete hard links, but they still can get
-                    can get overwritten by different types of entries
+                    overwritten by different types of entries
 DELDIR           - Move files into a specified directory instead of deleting them
                     (DELDIR must reside on the same volume as TO)
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 MAKENODUMMYDIRS  - Not implemented currently
 STATS            - Prints statistics of the mirroring operation
-FILEBUFFERSIZE   - Buffer size in kilobytes (default 1024)
+FILEBUFFERSIZE   - File copy buffer size in kilobytes (default 1024)
-DOSBUFFERS
+DOSBUFFERS       - Changes drive's cache buffers temporarily to this value
 DATE             - Creates a date-based sub-directory where files are moved with
                     the DELDIR option
-DATEFORMAT
+DATEFORMAT       -
-CONTINUE
+CONTINUE         -
-SKIPROOTDOTFILES - Exclude files and dirs in the root dir
+SKIPROOTDOTFILES - Exclude files and dirs in the root dir that start
-LOGFILE
+                   with a dot (.recycled and .trashcan, for example)
 </nowiki>
 Examples:
   <nowiki>
-MirrorCheck A=Work:Music B=SMB2FS0:Music SKIP="NOP" QUIET
 </nowiki>

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 '''XADUnTar''' - A shell tool to extract data from Tar archives and compressed Tar archives. This includes .tar.bz, .tar.bz2, .tar.gz, .tar.Z, .tar and others.
-FROM/A, DEST=DESTDIR, PASSWORD/K, FILE/M, NAMESIZE/K/N, FFS=OFS/S, SFS/S, INFO=LIST/S, Q=QUIET/S, AM=ASKMAKEDIR/S, OW=OVERWRITE/S, NA=NOABS/S, ND=NODATE/S, NE=NOEXTERN/S, NKP=NOKILLPART/S, NP=NOPROT/S, NT=NOTREE/S, SHORTNAME/S
+FROM/A, DEST=DESTDIR, PASSWORD/K, FILE/M, NAMESIZE/K/N, FFS=OFS/S, SFS/S, INFO=LIST/S, Q=QUIET/S, AM=ASKMAKEDIR/S, OW=OVERWRITE/S, NA=NOABS/S, ND=NODATE/S, NE=NOEXTERN/S, NKP=NOKILLPART/S, NP=NOPROT/S, NT=NOTREE/S, SHORTNAME/S, NOPAXHEADER/S
   <nowiki>
 	FROM specifies the file archive that should be handled.
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 	The QUIET option turns off the progress report, but also disables
 	questions to skip, rename or overwrite files.
 </nowiki>
 Example:

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−	FileImageCtrl can also be launched from the shell with the template: ACTION,UNIT/N,MOUNT/S,FILE	+	FileImageCtrl can also be launched from the shell with the template: ACTION,UNIT/N,MOUNT/S,FILE. If the UNIT argument is not specified or it is set to -1, the given image file is inserted into the next free unit slot.

	Example:		Example:

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 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Defrag.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/Defrag | Defrag]]'''<br/>A defragmentation tool for SFS formatted disk partitions.
 |-
 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:FileImageCtrl.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/FileImageCtrl | FileImageCtrl]]'''<br/>A virtual drive manager for mounting of up to 15 disk images.
+|
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Format.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/Format | Format]]'''<br/>A tool for formatting partitions.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:FTManager.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/FTManager | FTManager]]'''<br/>A tool for installing freetype fonts.
 |-
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:FTManager.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/FTManager | FTManager]]'''<br/>A tool for installing freetype fonts.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:HDConfig.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/HDConfig | HDConfig]]'''<br/>A harddisk preparation tool.
+|
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:HDConfig.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/HDConfig | HDConfig]]'''<br/>A harddisk preparation tool.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Installer.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/Installer | Installer]]'''<br/>An application installation tool.
 |-
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Installer.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/Installer | Installer]]'''<br/>An application installation tool.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MirrorBackup.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/MirrorBackup | MirrorBackup]]'''<br/>A backup tool.
+|
 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Mounter.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/Mounter | Mounter]]'''<br/>A tool for mounting and unmounting disk partitions.
@@ Line 35: / Line 39: @@
 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Shell_SYSCON.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/Shell | Shell]]'''<br/>Starts a new SYSCON shell.
+|
 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Snoopium.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/Snoopium | Snoopium]]'''<br/>System, application and DOS monitoring tool.
 |-
 | style="height:70px; width:70px"| [[File:MorphOS_3.16_WebFontInstaller.png|64px]]||'''[[Tools/WebFontInstaller | WebFontInstaller]]'''<br/>A web font downloader and installer.
 |}

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 == Description ==
 A tool to download and install more suitable fonts for web use.
 == Usage ==
 Just launch the tool and click the Install button.
 == Screenshot ==
 : [[File:MorphOS_3.16_WebFontInstaller.png]]

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	:[[File:Mixer.png]]		:[[File:Mixer.png]]
		+
		+
		+	== StickyQualifiers ==
		+
		+	Makes qualifier keys (Alt, Command, Control, Shift), or their combinations, to stay in the pressed state without physically holding them down.
		+
		+	:[[File:StickyQualifiers.png]]

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 |style="text-align:right;"|[[File:Sbar_Preferences_menu.png|76px]]
 ||[[File:Sbar_Preferences_settings.png|128px]]
 |-
 |[[File:Sbar_Thermal.png]]<br/>'''Thermal'''

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 |-
 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Minesweeper.png|64px]]||'''[[Bundled_Games/Minesweeper | Minesweeper]]'''<br/>A traditional minesweeper game.
 |-
 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS_3.10_Game_PixelCross_1.png|64px]]||'''[[Bundled_Games/PixelCross | PixelCross]]'''<br/>A simple but addictive mind game.

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 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:LogTool.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/LogTool | LogTool]]'''<br/>A comprehensive MorphOS debugging companion.
 |-
 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS3_jPV_Rdesktop.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/RDesktop | RDesktop]]'''<br/>A Remote Desktop client supporting the RDP protocol.
+|
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:RemoteShell.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/RemoteShell | Remote Shell]]'''<br/>A fully configurable MUI based SSH client.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS3_jPV_Scandal.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/SCANdal | SCANdal]]'''<br/>A fully featured scanning suite.
 |-
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS3_jPV_Scandal.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/SCANdal | SCANdal]]'''<br/>A fully featured scanning suite.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Review_jpv_Showgirls.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/ShowCase | ShowCase]]'''<br/>A powerful image viewer with advanced image manipulation options.
+|
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Review_jpv_Showgirls.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/ShowCase | ShowCase]]'''<br/>A powerful image viewer with advanced image manipulation options.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Sketch.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/Sketch | Sketch]]'''<br/>A painting application.
 |-
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Sketch.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/Sketch | Sketch]]'''<br/>A painting application.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS3_jPV_SynergyServer.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/Synergy | Synergy]]'''<br/>Synergy protocol client and server applications.
+|
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS3_jPV_SynergyServer.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/Synergy | Synergy]]'''<br/>Synergy protocol client and server applications.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Transfer.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/Transfer | Transfer]]'''<br/>A graphical FTP/SFTP client.
 |-
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:Transfer.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/Transfer | Transfer]]'''<br/>A graphical FTP/SFTP client.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS3_jPV_Vncserver.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/VNCServer | VNC Server]]'''<br/>A remote access server allowing clients to connect using the VNC protocol.
+|
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS3_jPV_Vncserver.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/VNCServer | VNC Server]]'''<br/>A remote access server allowing clients to connect using the VNC protocol.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS3_jPV_Vpdf1.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/VPDF | VPDF]]'''<br/>The PDF viewer on MorphOS.
 |-
-| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS3_jPV_Vpdf1.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/VPDF | VPDF]]'''<br/>The PDF viewer on MorphOS.
+| style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:MorphOS_3.16_Wayfarer.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/Wayfarer | Wayfarer]]'''<br/>The latest WebKit based browser.
+|
 | style="height:70px; width:70px"|[[File:ZVNC.png|64px]]||'''[[Applications/ZVNC | ZVNC]]'''<br/>An input only VNC client.
 |}
 See also: [[Tools|Tools included with MorphOS]] and [[Utilities|Utilities included with MorphOS]]