Following the developers’ fireside chat on Saturday evening, the RISC OS User Group of London (ROUGOL) meeting just two days later will also be of interest to people interested in software development.
Read MoreDevelopers’ fireside chat – 18th January
As it’s January 2025 – the first month of the new year – you may have recently made some new year resolutions. Was one of them to start developing software on (or for) RISC OS? If so, why not gather around the virtual fireplace for a chat on the subject?
Read MoreWROCC to perform some NICanatomy – 8th January
The Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club (WROCC) usually meets on the first Wednesday of each month, with the occasional exception. One such change often happens in January, when the regular day is often very close to New Year’s Day – and it doesn’t get much closer than it did this year.
Read MoreLook up bank information
A new piece of software – BankInfo – has been released by Kevin Wells, following his tried and trusted approach of using Wget as an interface between the RISC OS desktop and a web-based application programmer interface (API).
Read MorePromotional video released for RISC OS North
You might have noticed that the recently announced new show, RISC OS North, has adopted a more modern style of website than traditional RISC OS shows, which still hold a more static, traditional design.
Read MoreScummVM 2.9.0 released
Supporting some fifteen additional games, a new version of ScummVM has arrived. The software is maintained by a team of programmers across a number of platforms, with Cameron Cawley to be thanked for his work bringing each release to RISC OS.
Read MoreTrainTimes 2.05 released
Another small update has been made to TrainTimes by its developer, Kevin Wells.
Read MoreRISC OS North officially announced for 29th March, 2025
As noted last week, we now have the dates for all of the main RISC OS shows that are planned for 2025 – and one of those is a new event, RISC OS North, to replace both the Southwest Show and Wakefield.
Read MoreImpression User Manual – Bound!
And more updates to RingBind When Chris Hall announced version 0.20 of his RingBind application, which allows (specially converted) documents to be viewed on the desktop as though they are physical tomes on the desk, he made available a beta version of his current work-in-progress – a conversion of the Impression User Manual.
Read MoreShow news for 2025
With 2024 about to be drawn to its inevitable close, it’s time to think about what will be happening in 2025 – and, unusually, this year the dates of all the main RISC OS shows can be announced in one go!
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