The next meeting for Bristol RISC OS users will take place on Wednesday, 9th May. Running from 7:30pm until kicking out time, the place to be is:
Bristol’s meetings are entirely informal in nature, and provide a group of like-minded individuals to meet up for a drink and a chat about what’s happening in the RISC OS world and beyond. As such, there is never any set topic, but recent or upcoming events can form a part of the discussion – so expect the Wakefield Show, which took place only a couple of weeks ago, to feature in any conversation.
Additionally, members sometimes bring along items that may be of interest to the group, and this month Ian Nichols is expecting to have a working prototype of a GPS-referenced, RISC OS-based clock (which, once the BBC BASIC program that it runs is stopped, becomes a fully functional system).
Since the meetings are informal and take place in a pub, there is no entry fee and anyone with an interest in RISC OS is welcome to come along. The Eldon House serves a selection of real ales, as well as pizza and other food.
The group also has a mailing list, which anyone is welcome to join, irrespective of whether or not they can make it to the meetings.
