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[ Atariscne.org - News ] Fried Bits 3 video footage from VHS

Zeme hat  finished editing and fixing the subtitles of the Fried Bits 3 recording of a videotape found in his storage. Great insights into one of the most famous Atari parties of the era and possibly the pinnacle of the Atari Falcon demoscene. Thanks for sharing this, Zeme!

[ Atariscne.org - News ] Fujiology archive server announcement

Given the current developments in the scene and the impending loss of the 
host 'untergrund.net', I have decided to accept an offer from the Echtzeit 
association and we have moved the entire archive to a new server.

You can now find the Fujiology archive here: 

https://fujiology.org/

Big thanks goes to Echtzeit (Psykon and Unlock) for their fast help. 

Watch out if you still have links to 'untergrund.net'... they might
be gone soon.

🔗 Echtzeit– Digitale Kultur 
🔗 Fujiology archive

Latest news, links and releases from the active demoscene community. This week in particular covering part of the activities that took place at Revision 2026, the largest pure demoscene gathering of demoscene enthusiasts in the world that took place in Saarbrucken Germany during easter.

Watch Demoscene Report 14 April 2026 on youtube.

[Submitted by psenough]

[ Atariscne.org - News ] New version of FreeMiNT distro

Krupkaj writes:

After six months, Michal has released a new version of his FreeMiNT distribution for 32-bit Atari computers.

This release uses the HDDriver demo as its disk driver, with Uwe providing a special version specifically for the distribution.

A notable new addition is stool, a MiNT tool that replaces the uiptool utility known from TOS. It provides web-based access to Atari disks.

All included GEM/TOS tools are now stored on the GEMDOS C: partition. The distribution also features an experimental 060 kernel, improved SCSI write support, RAW access through devfs, and plenty of other improvements.

The image is available on GitHub.

🔗 FreeMint distro on Github

[ Demozoo ] Demozoo Archaeology W15/26: Classic Mac Demos

Last week Ramses shared with us the filebase of his old BBS, Uphold the Law. Being a pure demoscene board and running from the mid-1990s to the early 2000s, it hosted many releases that have since then disappeared from the Internet. This includes 37 forgotten demos and intros for classical Macintosh machines from the second half of the 1990s which we now added to Demozoo, as well as a number of previously known Mac productions that were tagged as "lost". As we are not particularly versed in classic Mac emulation, we would highly welcome volunteers to screenshot these newly discovered productions.