If you have any interest in programming on or for RISC OS, and would like to chat to other developers, then the next ‘friendly fireside chat’ – held online, with actual fires entirely optional – will take place on Saturday, 28th March.
Read MoreFollowing his FlagQuiz and Quiz Engine releases, Kevin Wells has now made another quiz available, this time to allow people to test their knowledge of Morse code. The application, MorseQuiz presents the user with a series of ten multiple choice questions, each of which has four possible answers.
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Today is RISC OS show-eve, which means tomorrow is RISC OS show-day – and the show in question is RISC OS North – and as ever, exhibitors have been beavering away to bring get updates and/or new products ready. In the case of R-Comp, there is always a wide range of goodies, but in particular Andrew Rawnsley has announced some new software: R-Comp is pleased to announce a new program for RISC OS to enable printing to many modern inkjet printers direct from RISC OS. The new software is called…
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The RISC OS North show now only two (count ’em) days away, and another announcement has bounced into the RISCOSitory inbox from RISCOSbits:
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With RISC OS show-eve almost upon us (that’ll be Friday, folks – the day before the show), Andrew Rawnsley and Richard Brown, who jointly organise the RISC OS North shows, have sent out an announcement/reminder about the upcoming event:
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The next meeting of the RISC OS User Group of London (ROUGOL) takes place on Monday, 16th March (tomorrow), and the guest speaker is Matt Godbolt, who is fitting the group in during a visit to London from his home in Chicago.
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It’s now less than a week until RISC OS North, which takes place on Saturday, 21st March, and another announcement from RISCOSbits has landed in the bunker:
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You know it’s the final countdown to a RISC OS show when the announcements from individual exhibitors begin to land – and so it has begun; the first announcement regarding RISC OS North has come from RISCOSbits. Here’s what Andy Marks had to say:
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Two weeks from now, it’ll all be over. By this time on Sunday, 22nd March, I’ll probably be either home or possibly driving back towards the bunker, having enjoyed the previous day. But what about you? Will you have been there, or will you have missed it?
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The next meeting of the Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club (WROCC) will take place on Wednesday 4th, March, at which the club’s own Chris Hughes will be delivering a talk on email and usenet access.
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