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Third-party developers created improved shells because implementing a new command line interface into Amiga only required replacing the original Console-Handler standard command line device driver (or "handler" in Amiga technical language). In AmigaOS 1.3, the program evolved into a complete text-based shell called AmigaShell. The original Amiga CLI (Command Line Interface) had some basic editing capabilities, command templates, and other features such as ANSI compatibility and color selection. Command line interfaces and text-based shells Old jstloaders can be read with WHDLoad, and jst itself has some early level of WHDLoad compatibility. Jst is an older utility which the developer abandoned in order to concentrate efforts on WHDLoad.

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WHDLoad is a utility to install legacy Amiga games on a hard disk and load them from Workbench desktop instead of floppies, on which they were often delivered. Promoter and ForceMonitor are utilities which allow the user to control the resolution of Intuition screens of Amiga programs.

These programs "degrade" modern Amiga systems to performance and hardware equivalents of legacy Amiga models.

Memory management: CyberGuard, Enforcer, MemMungWall, TLSFMem by Chris Hodges.

System calls and messages: SnoopDOS, Snoopium.

Diagnostic toolsĪmigaOS diagnostic tools are usually programs which display the current state of Exec and AmigaDOS activities. In spite of the name, "SCSIConfig" possessed a unique feature at the time, which was providing a consistent mechanism to manage all types of disk interfaces, including IDE, irrespective of which interface the disk(s) in question used.

MorphOS uses an updated version of the SCSIConfig utility (since version MorphOS 2, HDConfig) implemented by third party vendor, Phase5.

A system utility called Exchange allowed the user to control, stop, reload and tune "Commodities."ĪmigaOS features a standard centralized utility to partition and format hard disks, called HDToolBox.

They require no interaction, and do not feature any GUI interfaces. "Commodities" are usually loaded at system startup.

The Commodities directory (volume SYS:Tools/Commodities/ or SYS:Utilities/Commodities under AmigaOS4) contains executable applet-like utilities which enhance system usability, like for example the ScreenBlanker, the default screen saver shipped with AmigaOS.

The Utilities directory contains programs like IconEdit.

Commodities and utilitiesĪmiga places System Utilities in two standard directories: This was a very simple procedure and any user with a minimum of experience could perform it easily.

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Neither update system was widely used by the Amiga community, because updating AmigaOS required only that a single file be copied to an AmigaOS system directory, replacing the previous version. MorphUP allows MorphOS users install and update new 3rd party software.

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Grunch is a software center for AmigaOS and MorphOS.AmiUpdate was provided to keep installed 3rd party programs up to date.

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Consumers who bought Amiga computers in a store did not receive documentation on how to write AmigaGuide documents. Commodore developed the AmigaGuide format before the World Wide Web was widely known. AmigaGuide files are text files in a simple markup language, which facilitates editing and localization in any ASCII text editor.

AmigaGuide was a hypertext markup scheme and a browser for writing and reading web page-like documents.

The Amiga Installer didn't support dependencies or track where the installed files were delivered it simply copied them. Ease of installation made the utility unnecessary. It was not widely adopted because installation required copying a single executable to the floppy or the hard disk where the AmigaOS was installed. It featured a LISP interpreter to handle installations.

Installer was a tool for the installation of Amiga software.

Many of these were original features, which were adopted into other systems:

11.7 Genlocks, Chroma-Key, signal video invertersĪmiga embedded utility programs in the operating system.

10.3 Archives and compression utilities.

9.3 TrueType fonts, color and anim fonts.

7 Command line interfaces and text-based shells.

1.1 Utilities borrowed from other systems.