Project Showcase A collection of tools and projects that I have built for the Amiga community. They aim to support Amiga developers and users in their daily tasks.
ADF Finder

ADF.inder

There are many ADF tools out there but they almost feel to me that the author got a phone call for an important meeting and decided to not go back to finish what they started. I wanted an Opus File Manager for macOS users to handle Amiga disks. So I built it and when I got the call, I told to my non existing secretary "no calls today, I am coding".


ADF.inder allows you to operate on Amiga Disk images like there's no tomorrow. You can add/remove files, edit content, create images, I mean I haven't found a limitation yet. Click the learn more button to see the current list of features.

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Command line file manager for ADFs

PixDeluxe

Say that you have a large collection of Amiga images and you want to easily browse them, or you want to convert them to a different format, or snop meta details, or you want to apply a filter to them. You probably got the point.

Well...well, my dear fellow Amiganian. PixDeluxe is here to save the day. It opens IFF images, it can convert them to PNG, show image format details and more.

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Preview IFF Amiga files with Quick Look

PixDeluxe Quick Look

Say that you have a large collection of Amiga images (IFF) and you want to easily preview them while cruising through your macOS finder.

There has been a plugin around for about 12 years now but it doesn't work reliably anymore. So I brought it back to life. Download, move the app inside your Applications folder and then run it once. The rest will be history.

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send to ADF

send to ADF

🤔: Quite often I find myself to test out a demo that I baked from source code. It's never just one file, add resources, a startup sequence and so on. Often I do those things from command line, including opening the file in vAmiga. I know about xdftool but I wanted something more independent that the whole amitools package.


💡: send2adf, it's a C based tool that you can keep in your /usr/local/bin folder, no fancy installations. Straight from terminal you give a folder and all files are added in one shot to an ADF.

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Command line file manager for ADFs

ADF0 (in progress)

The now legendary ADFinder for macOS has given you the power of click and joy when it comes to manipulate disk images and Amiga files within those. A file manager for Amiga Disk that is by far covering every need and beyond. But what if you wanted that level of power from a command line?

Fret no more my dear fellow Amiganian. With ADF0 you can now manipulate Amiga Disk images from the command line and perform almost every operation you can do with ADFinder.

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