In the latest episode of RobSmithDev, viewers are taken on a deep dive into the history and functionality of X-Copy, one of the most well-known disk copying programs for the Amiga. Whether used for making legitimate backups of games and software or for unofficial sharing, X-Copy was an essential tool for many Amiga users.
The video explores the origins of X-Copy, its various features, and the accompanying software that expanded its capabilities. It also delves into Cyclone, examining how its hardware dongles function, including a rare prototype dongle designed for the Amiga 2000.
Additionally, the episode features an insightful conversation with Christian Bartsch, a former employee of Cachet. He provides a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at working with Cachet, as well as insights into KryoFlux and the Software Preservation Society (SPS).
