Tucan Studio on

AmigaOS 3.x · m68k

Tucan Studio is a code editor for AmigaOS 3.x on m68k, running on its own RTG screen. Write code in multiple programming languages with syntax highlighting and tabs for working across files. AI agents help you understand and change your code, while an integrated terminal and extensions bring more tools into your workspace. Browse Aminet from within the editor.

Download tucanstudio-amiga.lha

Version 0.9.45 · 9.8 MB · 7 downloads

What it needs

System	AmigaOS 3.x on m68k, 68020 or better
Screen	An RTG screen driven by CyberGraphX or Picasso96 (cybergraphics.library v40). Plain AGA or ECS will not do
Minimum	68060 at 100 MHz, 64 MB RAM
Recommended	PiStorm or Emu68, 256 MB RAM
Online tools	AmiSSL 5.27 (amissl.library) for the AI agent, Aminet and git over https

Installing

Unpack the archive anywhere — it contains a tucanstudio drawer.
Double-click the Install icon inside it. The standard Commodore Installer asks where to put Tucan Studio and which icon style suits your Workbench: 8-colour, 256-colour GlowIcon, NewIcons or true-colour PNG.
Start it from its Workbench icon, or from a shell:
```
cd <where-you-installed>/TucanStudio
TucanStudio
```

Built for modern Amiga hardware — accelerators, FPGA and emulation — rather than squeezed onto original specs. It is a full IDE with RTG rendering, a scripting engine and live online tools, so it wants real CPU and RAM to feel responsive.

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