iff files but it can convert them to other more modern formats and vice versa. iff files on your PC then I highly recommend XnView Classic (shown below).
Incidentally if you are looking for a way to view Amiga. Pictures using over 256 colours will also be dithered which spoils their appearance which is another reason to choose wisely.Ī few people have requested that I share the wallpaper I used for my Workbench backdrop so I’ve included the. Amiga IFF images of 256 colours or less work best here as they load instantly and don’t gobble too much of your precious Chip RAM. Then it’s just a matter of clicking ‘Select Picture…’ and browsing to an image of your choice. This is easily done by heading to the WBPattern Preferences and setting Background Placement to ‘Workbench’ and Type to ‘Picture’. This will copy the icons off the floppy disk and onto your Amiga’s system partition.Īt this point I also decided to throw on some wallpaper to brighten up my desktop. Next, open up the Shell and enter the following command: The good news is that these icons are tucked away on the ‘Storage’ disk and can be installed manually quite easily.īoot your Amiga up and then insert the ‘Storage’ disk into the drive. Well for some reason the installation of these was never automated so this is something you must do yourself. If you’ve seen any screenshots of Amiga OS 3.1.4 on the internet you may well be wondering why we haven’t got any fancy new icons with our Workbench install. I’m afraid this post ended up a lot longer than I anticipated so I’ve put some links below that will take you straight to each section. However there are still a few things that can be done to improve the installation. In parts 1 through 4 of this guide I covered everything needed to install Amiga OS 3.1.4 on an Amiga 1200 from scratch.
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