AMPM: What's New?

• 27 September 2020: The Alpha Micro Users' Society Network Library has been uploaded to our Gopher server ... plus a Gopher client you can run right on your Alpha Micro! See the Downloads page for details, as well as the usual link cleanup and custodial changes.

• 2 June 2019: A new machine-specific page for the super cool ColdFire-based Eagle 450! Plus: several new games and an updated fingerproxy for download, performance specs (for E100, E300 and E450; AM-1x00 coming soon), notes on optical drives with the Eagle systems, custodial updates to the Pageant of Models, link cleanup and love and affection for pretty much everybody who loves Alpha Micros!

• 4 March 2018: The Phun Machine is now secured over TLS (using TLS wrappers). Don't worry, it's still served by an Alpha Micro on the backend; there's just an stunnel-like filter on the firewall for port 443.

• 7 June 2016: Lots of new downloads for your lovely systems, plus the usual custodial link and info cleanup.

• 28 May 2013: Custodial link and info cleanup. Added the AM-9000 and E900 models, and the AM-8000 and Eagle 800 Series III.

• 11 November 2009: Added more photographs to the AM-1000 model page, created a new S-100 models page, and added the fingerproxy helper for AlphaTCP 1.3 to the downloads page.

• 22 September 2008: Added the Eagle 100 and AM-1200 model pages plus Kermit for download, and rechecked links and made various custodial corrections to the Pageant of Models and the AMOS primer.

• 4 January 2008: Corrections to the AMOS primer while trying to get my AM-1200 up and running.

• 27 December 2007: A greatly expanded models list (including the clones) and corporate history thanks to Bob Fowler's archive. I am trying to get my AM-626 streamer working again so I can read his tape and put some additional software online soon.

• 2 December 2007: Custodial updates to the site, including expansions to the model list, some new information on the history of the Eagle 300, and a corrected corporate history thanks to Rod Hewitt, Jeff Kreider and Bob Fowler. More to come.

• 8 November 2007: Site up!