Wikipedia
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- Published: 27 April 2011
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New TOSEC Contributor 'Crashdisk' has taken a break from helping out with the (never ending!) Commodore Amiga checking/renaming to kindly transalte our official TOSEC Wiki page into French.
So for all you native Française speakers: Profitez!
Wikipedia
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- Published: 22 April 2011
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The official TOSEC Wikipedia page has now been updated for release v2011-04-07.
I have also added more detail about the specific dates the project came into being and when the first TOSEC website went live. This info is now also mirrored in the history section of the website.
TOSEC Release (2011-04-07)
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- Published: 08 April 2011
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A new release, more in keeping with our aim of quarterly updates...
As always, make sure to peruse the readme.txt (or click 'READ MORE...' here) and feel free to join in in the forum with any related discussion.
Enjoy...
TOSEC Round-up
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- Published: 08 March 2011
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Time for another round up I think...
Aral has started some Fujitsu FM Towns and Fujitsu FM-7 DATs, two platforms sadly absent up until now.
Cassiel has completely redone a number of DAT hierarchies, including Emerson Arcadia 2001, Luxor ABC 80, Luxor ABC 800, Magnavox Odyssey2 and Philips Videopac+. As well as this, they have also corrected many existing mistakes in Acorn Archimedes, Acorn Electron, Atari 2600 & VCS and Nintendo Famicom & Entertainment System, as well as removing duplicates across DATs and splitting legacy ‘Various’ DATs into proper categories.
Diaboł has corrected a number of publishers in the Texas Instruments hierarchy, and has most recently been working on the Atari ST DATs.
Duncan Twain continues to work on Commodore C64, correcting lots of duplication as he goes.
TKaos has added many new images to the Commodore C16, C116 & Plus-4 hierarchy, as well as making further updates to DEC.
Work is also ongoing to identify and remove any duplicated images across DATs, as well as the regular searching and correcting of errant characters and inconsistent naming.
TOSEC-ISO has seen some surprise activity (as much of a surprise to the main branch of TOSEC as the rest of the retro community!) with updates to existing ISO DATs as well as lots of new DATs using their new CD ripping tool: TruRip.
Aral continues to expand TOSEC-PIX at a relentless pace (rumours persist that he has shares in Western Digital and Seagate….).
You may have also noticed the inclusion of SHA-1 hashes in many of the newer DATs in our last release. Moving forward we aim to include SHA-1 in all our new and updated DATs, giving users expanded choice of using CRC32, MD5 or SHA-1 to maintain their sets.
So that's what's been going on, stay tuned for lots more TOSEC goodness…
