List of Amiga software written in Free Pascal

Although Free Pascal focuses on the "write once, compile anywhere" approach, we also pay attention to support platform specific features. That means, developing software in Free Pascal that targets only a single platform and exploits its features is definitely possible. This is an incomplete list of known, significant Amiga-specific software, written in Free Pascal.

Screenshot	Name	Description	Author	URL
?	AmiTube	The first ever YouTube client for classic Amiga. It integrates YouTube with a conversion server, and AGABlaster or RiVA for converted movie playback.	Marcus Sackrow	https://blog.alb42.de/amitube/
?	MUIMapparium	An OpenStreetMap.org client with waypoints, tracks and routes support. Has a MUI GUI.	Marcus Sackrow	https://blog.alb42.de/programs/muimapparium/
?	Leu	Leu is a simple spreadsheet application with MUI GUI that supports Excel, and OpenOffice.org documents. It's started as viewer that gained basic editing functions and a fully working function parser.	Marcus Sackrow	https://blog.alb42.de/programs/leu/
?	MCAmiga	A Midnight/Norton Commander style two panel file manager, that uses Free Pascal's "textmode emulation" facilities on an otherwise fully GUI system.	Marcus Sackrow	https://blog.alb42.de/programs/#MCAmiga
?	Ask Your Amiga	A Wolfram Alpha frontend with MUI GUI.	Marcus Sackrow	https://blog.alb42.de/programs/#MCAmiga
?	Viaduct	An alternative software to view the emulated CGA/MDA screen of Commodore PC-Bridgeboards, with better RTG support than the original.	Karoly Balogh	http://viaduct.amigaspirit.hu
?	ArLan	A simple Gopher client.	Aleksei Gerasimov	http://aminet.net/package/comm/net/ArLan