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Revision as of 02:00, 19 July 2010
TFM or "The Future Man" (Dr. Stefan W. Stumpferl) gets his first CPC6128 with color monitor in the year of 1986. He is a active coder of the german CPC scene. 1987 he founded the group FutureSoft. Since 1989 he is working on the project FutureOS and a broader variety of software for the Amstrad/Schneider CPC and some other Z80 computers.
Releases
FutureOS
Applications
- CBM (Menu system for FutureOS)
- FilmeMacher (Movie player, up to 50 fps)
- FIOLIB (C library)
- Flash ROManager (Flash ROM Manager for Jareks 2,5 / 4 MB Flash expansion)
- FuturePlayer (MP3 and WAV player)
- FutureView (Disc Mag, four issues)
- Gerelakos (...under construction)
- GMSK (Sprite converter; Mode 0 graphic to CPC-Plus sprites)
- GSED (Graphic Playground Editor for 2D / 3D games)
- Return of the Sisters (a Giana Sisters Clone, release probably 2009)
- ROManager (Pseudo-ROM Manager for SYMBiFACE II)
Demos
- Captain Future (needs 4 MB)
- DarthVader (two versions, one: stand alone, the other: CoData for Filmemacher (faster))
- Fractal
- GravitationZero
- Meg Ryan
- NGC
- StarTrek
Games
AMSDOS
- 4 MB E-RAM Test (for Jareks 4 MB RAM expansion CPC4MB) Media:4_MB_E-RAM_Test.zip
- Install RRB (ReInstall Softbrenner to the Inicron ROM-RAM-Box) Media:INST-RRB.zip