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ZitaFTP Server v1.19 has just been released. It brings us a step closer to dropping the "pre-release" label with the following updates:

I want to upgrade my DIY laptop's LCD screen, because I've found a bigger keyboard (more about that one later). Plus, I want a true 24-bit colour LCD panel.

It's important that the DIY laptop I'm designing has enough cooling, or it'll fry itself. So, I'm building a temperature logger that will be able to monitor the temperature in...

Yes, it's back. The DIY Mini-ITX Laptop project has been restarted. I'm aiming to finish it this year. Watch the video above for more...

I'm pleased to announce that the next version of ZitaFTP Server for AmigaOS is now available to download. Here's a quick summary of what's new in v1.18:

Almost all modern GPUs use the Single-Instruction Multiple-Thread (SIMT) architecture. With SIMT a group of threads (or wavefront) execute the same instruction in lock-step.

A new ZitaFTP Server update is available. It fixes a bug that literally prevents completely new users from trying it out. Here's what went wrong...

After a very long delay, I'm pleased to announce that the next update to ZitaFTP Server has finally been released! The previous release was back in May.

Years ago someone asked me if I would add the ability to write shader assembly to the graphics drivers I was writing.

The next ZitaFTP update was supposed to be released yesterday. I was on track to finally get this long awaited and much delayed update finished, but then sickness hit.