Native applications for MorphOS
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Version 1.0
The whole office suite in one archive: Stylos (word processor), Sigma (spreadsheet), Diapos (presentations), IPP-PrintScan (driverless printing and scanning) and NoPaper (paperless document manager). A launcher finds the programs beside it and opens the one you pick on the screen you pick — with two screens it places them left and right. What the programs share — the fonts, Ghostscript 10.07 native PPC for printing and the print preview, the text recognition engine — now sits once in a Shared drawer instead of being copied into each program. Unpack it anywhere, an SD card included: nothing is written outside the drawer, no program touches ENVARC: or your system preferences, and uninstalling means deleting the drawer.
Version 3.1
A full-featured WYSIWYG word processor built natively for MorphOS. Stylos lets you create professional documents with complete UTF-8 Unicode support, advanced text formatting including hyperlinks, superscript/subscript, and high-quality TrueType font rendering via TTEngine. Stylos now does mail merge from a CSV, ODS or XLSX table — one copy per record, keeping the template's layout, styles, images and tables — and writes OpenDocument (ODT) as well as reading it, alongside footnotes and endnotes with automatic renumbering and ODT/DOCX import that brings in page setup, headers/footers and notes — on top of a tabbed print dialog with live preview and N-up printing, spell checking, multi-column layouts, driverless IPP / AirPrint printing, an automatic table of contents, PDF export with embedded fonts, rich tables, floating images and unlimited undo/redo. Everything you need to write letters, reports or technical documentation. Word documents are written as well as read: a .docx received can be opened, edited and sent back in the same format.
Version 2.7
A native spreadsheet for MorphOS built with MUI and TTEngine for TrueType font rendering. Sigma offers live formulas, rich cell formatting and native OpenDocument (.ods) import/export, with full UTF-8 Unicode support throughout. A sparse cell model means a grid of millions of logical cells stays light on memory — RAM tracks only the cells you actually use. Sigma now holds up to 256 sheets in one document, draws charts (bars, lines, pies) live from the cells, freezes panes, imports and exports XLSX, and lets you write your own number format codes as in Excel — on top of a large formula engine with function names you can type in your language, merged cells, Excel-like borders, a fill handle, range sort, driverless IPP / AirPrint printing with live preview, PDF export with embedded fonts and autosave with crash recovery. Big documents open: a 9.5 MB workbook that used to ask for 232 MB of memory now asks for 17.6.
Version 1.0
A native presentation program for MorphOS, built with MUI and TTEngine for TrueType rendering. Diapos edits slides on a WYSIWYG canvas, plays them full screen with transitions, and reads and writes PowerPoint (.pptx) natively — text and its formatting, pictures, shapes, tables, hyperlinks, lists, slide numbers, transitions, stacking order, the angle of a turned shape and the speaker notes all travel both ways. Up to 256 slides of 64 objects each, in 16:9. Formatting goes down to the character, rectangles and lines turn as vector work and stay editable at any angle, and a range of cells copied from Sigma pastes as a real table with the fonts, styles and alignments of its cells.
Version 1.0
A paperless document manager and scanner for MorphOS: two things in one window. A library — a tree of drawers on the left, the documents of the selected drawer in the middle, the page itself on the right — and a scanner page that takes their place when you press the scan button. The drawer tree never moves, and that is the whole point: you scan into the drawer you are looking at, so the page is filed the moment it is saved. NoPaper shows PDF and PostScript through Ghostscript and every usual image format on its own, reads the text off a scanned page through Tesseract, and writes a PDF you can search.
Version 1.1
IPP-PrintScan puts driverless printing and scanning in one program. A cycle at the top of the window switches between them: printing on one side, scanning on the other — the window stays, only the page changes. It sends any file — PDF, PostScript, images or plain text — to an IPP / AirPrint printer, and captures pages from an eSCL / AirScan scanner, with OCR searchable-PDF output and multi-page scanning. Because the two halves now live together, one search finds the printer and the scanner at once, and a scanned page can go straight to the printer. Devices are discovered via mDNS / Bonjour, with no driver and no configuration. IPP-PrintScan replaces IPP-Print and IPP-Scan, which it contains, and uses the same registration.
Version 0.3
A native 3D solid modeler for MorphOS, built on the OpenCASCADE (OCCT) geometry kernel with a MUI interface. Modulo creates primitives (box, sphere, cylinder, cone, torus, wedge), combines them with boolean operations (fuse, cut, common) and reworks them with fillet, chamfer, shell and linear/circular arrays, then measures exact volume, surface area and center of mass. Its 3D viewport renders in software everywhere, or hardware-accelerated through TinyGL / Warp3D, with shaded, wireframe and technical-line (HLR) modes.
Version 0.5
A native internet radio player for MorphOS built with MUI. RadioNet draws on the community RadioBrowser directory (World Top and 26+ countries) and plays streams internally, with no external player: MP3 and OGG through the Reggae framework, AAC through a dedicated decoder. It shows a two-column station list, a "Now Playing" panel (logo, format, bitrate, country, language, genres and website link) and drag-and-drop favourites. Version 0.4 switches AAC decoding to Fraunhofer FDK-AAC for much better HE-AAC / HE-AACv2 quality and glitch-free 192k streams. Stations that hand out a playlist (.m3u8) instead of a stream now play too — that is how nearly every BBC channel is served.
Version 1.3
A native RSS and Atom feed reader with integrated podcast playback. RSS-Reader keeps you up to date with your favorite websites, blogs and news sources, all from a clean MUI-based interface. Its built-in audio player powered by the Reggae multimedia framework lets you listen to podcasts without leaving the application. Version 1.3 raises the feed limit to 512 and adds automatic backups of your feed list.
Version 1.3
A professional icon and pixel art editor designed specifically for MorphOS. Iconos provides all the tools you need to create, edit and fine-tune system icons and pixel art with precision. With nine drawing tools, real-time alpha blending and pixel-perfect zoom up to 32x, designing anything from small toolbar icons to detailed artwork is fast and intuitive.
Version 1.7
The easiest way to manage software on MorphOS. Easy2Install connects directly to the MorphOS-Storage repository, allowing you to browse, download, install, update and uninstall applications in just a few clicks, with version comparison and customizable destination paths to keep your software organized and up to date.
Version 1.4
A comprehensive browser for the MorphOS SDK documentation, examples and header files. Built natively in C/MUI, SDK-Explorer consolidates autodocs, source code examples, header files and FD files into a unified three-panel interface, with syntax highlighting powered by Scintilla.mcc.
Version 1.4
An image manager and viewer for MorphOS with a modern three-panel MUI interface (folders, files, preview). Momento lets you browse, organize and enjoy your photo collection with high-performance directory scanning, asynchronous thumbnails and lossless rotation. Designed for both casual users and photography enthusiasts who want a native solution to manage their images on MorphOS.
Version 0.4
A dual-panel file manager for MorphOS. EasyFiles gives you two side-by-side panels for fast copy, move and organize operations, with full keyboard shortcuts, drag & drop from Ambient, volume switching and multi-selection — everything you need to manage your files efficiently from a single native MUI interface.
Version 0.5
A native Matrix client for MorphOS, written in C with MUI. BluePill talks to any Matrix homeserver directly (no web wrapper), with full end-to-end encryption via libolm cross-compiled for PowerPC: Olm, Megolm, cross-signing and server-side Megolm key backup retrieval.
My name is Yannick, I'm 50 years old, the developer behind Papio-software. I've been passionate about computers since the Amiga days, and when I discovered MorphOS — a lightweight, fast and elegant operating system for PowerPC — it was love at first sight.
I develop all my applications natively in C because I believe this platform deserves software that matches its elegance and performance. From word processing with Stylos to package management with Easy2Install, each project is built with care and attention to detail.
With over 109 contributions on MorphOS-Storage — including original applications, game ports and utilities — my goal is simple: keep the MorphOS ecosystem alive, useful and enjoyable for everyone who shares this passion.
A few euros keep three things going: MorphOS-Storage kept up to date, games ported to MorphOS, and free applications developed for it.
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