The RISC OS London Show took place only a few weeks ago, and the big news that came from it was that not only had work been started on a 64-bit version of RISC OS, but that it was already at a point where it could be demonstrated. Indeed, it was the key subject of the talk given in the show theatre by Andrew Rawnsley on behalf of RISC OS Developments.
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The next opportunity for people with an interest in RISC OS software development to gather around the fire for a chat about all things related to the subject is this coming Saturday – 14th November.
Read MoreUnveiled at the recent London Show, the latest title from AMCOG Games – their 25th – is Ghost Hunter, and it is now available to purchase from !Store – and the version found there is 1.03, so anyone who purchased at the show is encouraged to upgrade, which they can do for free using the code they will have received at time of purchase.
Read MoreBack in September, RISCOSitory published the first article in a new series – and now it is time to publish the second – it’s time for another round up of new videos that relate to RISC OS (or which may be of interest to its users) that have appeared on YouTube.
Read MoreOctober has passed, and November is here – so what’s happening in the world of RISC OS meetings and events this month?
Read MoreOne final, small piece of news for this year’s London Show comes from me, wearing my Soft Rock Software hat. (And if I can find it, I might even bring it, to prove it really exists!)
Read MoreAnother bit of London Show news has landed in the RISCOSitory mailbox – this time from Martin Eastwood, about something RISC OS Technologies will be bringing to the show. Tell ’em, Martin:
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According to Andy Marks, RISCOSbits will be in ‘stealth’ mode at London 2026 – but that doesn’t mean they’re arriving in an F-117, because there isn’t enough space to land one. I’ll let Andy explain:
Read MoreWhen (not if) you pop along to the London Show on Saturday, you’ll very definitely want to visit Paolo Zaino’s table, where he will have quite a few exciting developments (and works in progress) to show you.
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With the amount of news rolling in, anyone would think there was a show taking place this Saturday, so I’d better check the calendar… Ah, yes – that’ll be the London Show, then. That probably explains the latest announcement from R-Comp:
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