|  | 
         
          | News: | 
         
          | Amiga announce Sharp partnership 
            & OS4.0 | Amiga use the Amiga 2001 show in St. Louis 
            to outline their roadmap for the AmigaOS and announce their biggest 
            OEM partnership to date. | 
         
          | Prometheus Unbound: | Warsaw-based Matay announces the PCI busboard - the 
            Prometheus - for Amigas equipped with Zorro III slots | 
         
          | Shogo: Here at last | Hyperion announces their long-awaited game Shogo: Mobile 
            Armour Division is complete | 
         
          | Kings of Morphing go MorphOS | Titan announces the video editing package Motion Studio 
            will be release for MorphOS in the fourth quarter of 2001 | 
         
          | QNX hits a million | On April 3rd 2001, QSSL announce their 'Get QNX' program 
            has reached the million downloads mark. | 
         
          | DCE announce PPC microserver | DCE announces the PPC microserver G3/G4 | 
         
          | Another PDA | Thendic Electronic Components GmbH announces they will 
            use the AmigaDE | 
         
          | Editorial:
           | 
         
          | Month In, Month Out | David Stroud discusses the latest announcements at St. 
            Louis. | 
         
          | The View from Ground Zero | Fleecy Moss, Amiga CTO, explains his absence from the 
            St. Louis show and what the announcements will mean for the Amiga. | 
         
          | The intent to change | Francis Charig, Tao Group chairman, discusses the need 
            for the market to adopt a smarter method of developing software. | 
         
          | Rants and Raves: | 
         
          | Don't listen to the Voices... | Consulting Editor, Andew Korn discusses the good and 
            bad points of the St. Louis announcement | 
         
          | You have GOT to be kidding! | Jason Compton, former editor of Amiga Report, takes 
            a sceptic view of the latest announcement | 
         
          | Features: | 
         
          | St. Louis 2001 | Four-page feature on the people and products at the 
            Amiga 2001 show | 
         
          | Piecing together Amiga's Future | Amiga Active explains the implications of latest announcements 
            and demonstrate early prototypes of AmigaOS 5. | 
         
          | Next Gen Watch | Amiga Active takes a look at Ideas2Reality, a Conventry-based 
            computer with links to the Phoenix Consortium | 
         
          | Beware the Hatchbacks of Doom! | Amiga Active talks to Chris Kelley of Delsyd Software 
            about game engines, and ways to destroy them with cars. | 
         
          | Reviews:
 All review scores are marked out of four 
              'AmiYinYangs'.
           | 
         
          | G-Rex | A four page review of the second PCI contender for the A1200. |  | 
         
          | Photogenics 5.0 | A two-page review of the multi-platform art package, Photogenics. |  | 
         
          | Handspring Visor Edge | Amiga Active take a look at the Handspring Visor and several accessories |  | 
         
          | Earth 2140 | Real-Time Strategy continues its resurgance on the Amiga thanks 
            to e.p.i.c. Interactive. Go get em soldier! 
 |  | 
         
          | Tutorials: | 
         
          | Linux on the Amiga | Concluding his Linux Masterclass, (evil) Richard Drummond 
            explains how to get your Debian system up and running (no, really!) 
            and where to look for further help and advice. | 
         
          | AmigaOS 3.9 Masterclass | With Amigas plans to develop their operating system 
            well into the forseeable future, nows a good time to get to 
            grips with the latest version, 3.9 | 
         
          | Extending ARexx | Function libraries mean you can do far more with ARexx. Four page 
              tutorial that shows you how... | 
         
          | Regulars: | 
         
          | Active Shareware | Another dip into the pool that is the Amiga shareware. | 
         
          | Interactive - Letters to the Editor | Another bulging postbag of comments, mostly concerning 
            St. Louis | 
         
          | Ask the Guru | Every month The Guru meditates on the latest reader 
            problems (Who is that Tibetan man?). | 
         
          | Active Online | Neil Bothwick explains how he set up the Amiga-based 
            network and cyber cafe for the Alt-WoA show in February 2001. | 
         
          | Debriefing* | Amiga Active interviews one-time CU Amiga editor, Tony 
            Horgan to find out what he's up to now (choons, pot noodle, PSX games, 
            choons, pot noodle, more choons). | 
         
          |  | 
      
      * Debriefing - Interviews with some of the best-known names of the Amiga 
        market, past and present.