TinyBench 0.5c File Manager Targets Low Chip RAM Use

Amiga developer 'lifeschool' has released TinyBench 0.5c, a lightweight file manager and program launcher written in CanDo. It is designed to use as little Chip RAM as possible, letting users launch games and programs directly without Workbench first consuming memory. The tool can launch WHDLoad games and other executables, open music modules, sound effects, images and text files directly, and supports filenames of up to 254 characters instead of the usual 30-character limit.

Amiga developer 'lifeschool' has released TinyBench 0.5c, a lightweight file manager and program launcher written in CanDo. It is designed to use as little Chip RAM as possible, letting users launch games and programs directly without Workbench first consuming memory. The tool can launch WHDLoad games and other executables, open music modules, sound effects, images and text files directly, and supports filenames of up to 254 characters instead of the usual 30-character limit.

Originally reported 2 November 2026. Read the full story with all the details on amiga-news.de

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