Workbench 3.1 Guide 1/12 - Install WinUAE & WB on a PC WITHOUT a Hardfile - by LemonAmiga.com
52In this series of videos, we'll be installing WinUAE and Workbench 3.1 inside a native PC folder, without needing to make a Hard Disk File (HDF). Then we'll look at Workbench in more detail.
Captured: October 1st, 2021
Narrated: February 9th 2022
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In this series, we'll go through a few things behind the scenes of Workbench. But before we start, let's install a fresh new Workbench into a normal PC folder, and then work our way up from there. I used to use a HDF but eventually switched to a normal PC folder like this, and I always wanted to make a guide to show how easy it can be. Unfortunately, many thousands of people already followed my original series of guides, and got into difficulty with max transfer rates and all of that. When using a normal PC folder, those issues no longer apply, and what is more, you can access this folder at any time, without having to load WinUAE first. This means installing pre-installed packs is very much easier, as is finding stuff on Aminet and extracting these directly, without needing to use LHA, if you have Directory Opus installed on your machine. This is not mentioned in the guide, but I still use DOpus both on my PC and on my Amiga side, each day.
After this we'll move on to look at the various things Workbench can do, and look into the CLI to discover how it all works. Later on we'll cover things like the Startup-sequence, and also installing Fonts and Icons etc.