• iCloud sync now brings your setups, save states and (if enabled) disks down onto your other devices — before, a second iPad or iPhone could upload but never received anything • Apple Pencil in TVPaint: the ink now lands under the Pencil tip across the whole screen. Set TVPaint's tablet type to "Wacom A4+ Pressure" • The iCloud panel shows files that are still downloading

• "Why won't it boot?" — a new setup check in Controls & Help and in the disk panel. It reads your Kickstart, machine and disk and names the mismatch: AROS still selected, a ROM that is not a Kickstart, an Amiga Forever ROM without its key, a fast A1200 given an A500-era game, a data disk that cannot boot. It changes nothing; Copy puts the report on the clipboard • The help panel now opens with Getting Started: import a ROM, select it, pick the machine preset, insert the disk • The Kickstart list says when a ROM is imported but the built-in AROS ROM is still active, and which machine preset suits games • Importing a ROM now reminds you to select it • Amiga Forever's rom.key can be imported from inside the app • New Quick Start guide: github.com/thomas-luebker/Amigo › docs › QUICKSTART.md

• AHI sound works again — the emulated sound card was never actually placed on the Amiga's expansion bus, so drivers found nothing to open. Existing setups repair themselves on the next launch • Apple Pencil pressure reaches the Amiga. Turn on Pencil Pressure in Input & Overlays for programs that read tablet pressure through the system, such as Deluxe Paint • Serial Tablet, in the same menu, puts a Wacom graphics tablet on the Amiga's serial port for programs that drive one themselves. In TVPaint set the tablet type to "Wacom A4+ Pressure" • Fixed: the Apple Pencil's own tip could be mistaken for a resting palm and ignored, so taps and strokes went missing or seemed to stick • Fixed: the emulated serial port never told the Amiga a byte had been sent, so any program writing to it waited forever. Terminal and comms software could not work at all • Fixed: every byte the Amiga sent out of the serial port was doubled

• Quick controls, bottom-left — one tap shows the Amiga keyboard; hold it for the numpad, function keys and virtual joystick. That used to take three taps through the menu • New disk button, bottom-right — swap floppies, hard disks and CDs without opening the menu, and eject and swap now work properly from the disk panel • Copy and paste between iOS and the Amiga — text both ways, and pictures from the Amiga to iOS • Multiple hard disks at last — mount several HDF images side by side and each appears as its own volume. Eject one and the rest keep running • CDs now work beyond the CD32 — mount a CD image on an A1200 or A4000 and the machine actually sees it • A floppy speed setting for faster ADF loading, now in the disk panel • Sharper drive LEDs — the status bar is no longer blurred when scaled up • Fixed a crash when opening some LHA archives as a floppy — the way most WHDLoad titles ship. If Amigo quit on you inserting a .lha, that is this • Fixed a start-up hang where the emulator could spin instead of booting • Fixed: choosing 32 MB of RTG graphics memory silently disabled the graphics card. The option is gone, and a machine already stuck on it repairs itself on next launch • Fixed: the same hard disk image could be mounted twice

• iCloud sync — your saved setups and save states now follow you to every device. Stop on the iPad, pick up where you left off on the Mac. Disk images can be included too (off by default) • Drag & drop — drop an ADF, HDF, ROM or CD image straight onto the Amiga screen from Files, and a dropped floppy goes into DF0 right away. There is a new Import Files… menu entry too • CRT scanlines — three strengths, for the look of the monitor you remember • Four floppy drives — DF2 and DF3 for multi-disk games, switched on in the Machine panel with no restart • Floppy haptics on iPhone — feel the drive step while a disk loads • Fixed: both Shift keys now work independently. Left and right Shift reach the Amiga as separate keys, so games that use them as separate controls — pinball flippers — play properly again • A tidier menu — display and input settings have moved into their own sections instead of one very long list • A tidier virtual keyboard — every row lines up flush now • Longer battery life — idle-power fixes in the emulation core • CD32 console! One tap in the new CD-ROM menu turns Amigo into a CD32 — supply the CD32 Kickstart ROM and your CD images (CUE/BIN, CCD, MDS, NRG, ISO and space-saving CHD) • Drag with touch: tap-then-drag, or hold until the button engages — move icons, select, draw in Deluxe Paint. Works on Kickstart 1.3 too • Cursor keys now type as cursor keys — the emulated joystick only claims them while the Virtual Joystick overlay is shown • New Controls & Help screen in the gear menu — every gesture explained • New Keyboard Style option: keep the classic see-through overlay, or put the screen above the keyboard (great in portrait) — plus a Picture Fit/Stretch setting • Floppy and Kickstart pickers now open LHA, LZX and 7z archives • Fixed: a paired game controller stopped responding after changing the machine or Kickstart

• Amigo now runs on iPhone! Landscape and portrait, with an iPhone-sized virtual keyboard • Bluetooth game controllers now work — pair one and play. New Controller menu with CD32 pad mode, port routing and autofire • New CPU Speed setting: "Original" paces like real hardware and dramatically reduces battery drain — now the default for classic machines. "Maximum" remains for power setups • Disk images and Kickstart ROMs are found in subfolders — organize your Files › Amigo library however you like • Fixed a rare crash when leaving the app • If the emulator can't start after a machine change, it now undoes that change automatically instead of refusing to launch

• Fixed a crash when leaving the app — Amigo now quits instantly and cleanly instead of being force-killed by iOS. • Disk images, hard drives and Kickstart ROMs are now also found in subfolders — organize Files › Amigo › Floppies (etc.) however you like; the pickers show them grouped by folder. • Safety net for machine changes: if Amigo can't start up after a machine or disk change (for example a Kickstart that needs a newer CPU), it now automatically undoes that change on the next launch and tells you — instead of refusing to start at all.