Back 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.
In that first entry, I noted that it would be an occasional series, and – although this one is appearing only two months later – a likely frequency has been decided upon. You can expect to see each post in this series appear shortly after each RISC OS show, when the recordings of the show talks become available. That means there will be two (or possibly three) entries in this series each year – one at some point after RISC OS North, and one at some point after RISC OS London. There’s also the RISC OS eXperience event in the Netherlands, but that is quite close to RISC OS North, so for the videos there might not be any separation – hence the possibly three.
So what has appeared in the last couple of months? Well, these:
Disclaimer: I haven’t watched all of these videos, so can’t comment on the quality or accuracy of the content – and some contain (or even are) ‘AI’ slop generated material.
I’ve ordered the list by user group meetings and show talks first, and the rest in alphabetical order based on the YouTube channel name.
RISC OS User Group of London (ROUGOL) meetings:
Video content hosted on Leo White’s YouTube channel
- RISC OS London Show 2026 – CJE Micros, Chris Evans
- RISC OS London Show 2026 – RISC OS Developments, Andrew Rawnsley
- RISC OS London Show 2026 – RISC OS Open Ltd, Steve Revill
Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club (WROCC) meetings:
- WROCC Meeting, September 2026 – Andrew Rawnsley: RISC OS Developments
- WROCC Meeting, October 2026 – Mark Moxon: Hacking Acornsoft Games
Talks from RISC OS London, 2026
Video content hosted on Leo White’s YouTube channel
- RISC OS London Show 2026 – CJE Micros, Chris Evans
- RISC OS London Show 2026 – RISC OS Developments, Andrew Rawnsley
- RISC OS London Show 2026 – RISC OS Open Ltd, Steve Revill
66Mhz Brain
AMCOG Games
- Ghost Hunter: A new game for London 2026
- Ghost Hunter – Our 25th game for RISC OS on the Raspberry Pi
Andre Betz
BitByte Lab
- The Weirdest, Deadest & Scariest Operating Systems Explained (Looks like it has a short section on RISC OS)
The Centre for Computing History
- Setting the Scene: Interactive Video before Domesday – Andy Finney & Jardine Barrington-Cook – 1 of 6
- The Illusion of Change – Mike Tibbetts, Assistant Editor, BBC – 2 of 6
- The Domesday Hardware – Chris Turner, Product Manager at Acorn – 3 of 6
- Preserving Domesday for Future Generations – Simon Inns, Domesday86 – 4 of 6
- The Evolution of Domesday: The Mycelium Map Project – Peter Armstrong and Anuradha Vittachi – 5 of 6
- Domesday Memories 40 Years On – Harriet O’Rourke, Collections Manager and closing remarks – 6 of 6
Colin Hoad
- How do you store a game on a tape? (has BBC/8-bit tech relevance)
- Hidden Gems: Monsterzap and The Guy in the Hat (BBC games)
- Something wicked this way comes! (BBC games – a preview of Colin’s ‘advent calendar’ content)
Fac tix
The Fallen Boardroom and The Fatal Board
Gadget Afterlife
- 10 Operating Systems That Lost Everything to Windows 95
- 10 Acorn Computers That Should Have Beaten Windows
