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Welcome to WhatIFF?, a modern Amiga Guide magazine for creative Amiga users. Our magazine aims to fill the void left by magazines such as Amiga World, Amazing Amiga, and Amiga Report. We provide guides on various Amiga software and hardware. The Amiga has recently experienced a resurgence in popularity, with many people returning to their computers of their youth. While most of them want to relive their childhood games, there are others who wish to re-learn how to use their Amiga for more productive purposes.

Most current Amiga magazines focus on games, but WhatIFF? plans to provide guidance on creating images in Brilliance/DPaint, 3D animations in Lightwave, connecting your Amiga to the internet, creating music in OctaMED/ProTracker, and more. We will collaborate with Amiga experts and users to offer easy-to-understand guides on how to use these complex software and hardware. If you wish to contribute to the magazine, please contact us at: submissions@whatiff.info.

We are thrilled to announce that we are collaborating with Michael from TAWS to make the magazine accessible to those who do not have Amigas. Each issue will now include a TAWS link that will allow readers to access the magazine online. We are truly grateful to Michael for his assistance in expanding the reach of the magazine and for his amazing work on TAWS. In addition to TAWS our resident contributor Martyn Bampton has also created an online AmigaGuide reader. By clicking on Online AG Reader you can view all the issues of WhatIFF? in HTML format. A big thank you to Martyn for creating AG4web.

Issue 20 - June 2026 [ TAWS ] - Back to Top ↑

Reviews:
• Amigastore.eu Mechanical Keyboard
• LumiFTP
• ViNCEd
• xSysInfo

Guides:
• Creating a Synctime script
• Creating a Pi Print server
• FS-UAE Hard drive detection fix for Macs
• The Kapton Clamp
• BebboSSH Tutorial

Articles:
• Anime and the Amiga
• Amiga Accelerators 2026 the Great Comparison
• Peter K Icon Libary and Amiga OS3.2
• Teaching ESL to Neurodivergent children via Brilliance

Interviews:
• Dimitris Panokostas: LightWave Plugins
• Brian Hambley: Cake Rush
• Aegis: LightWave 30th Anniversary
• Bart ter Haar: Bomberplanes
• Heicko Janicke: AmigoAI

Shell Talk:
Aminet Pulse:

Authors:
Timo Paul, ByteBandit