But blink and you might have missed it! The Midlands User Group have been announcing the date of this year’s Midsummer Midlands MUGShow – but they’ve been doing so by stealth, so it would have been easy to miss any mention of it. News of the show first came my way at the recent South West Show,
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Next MUG (Midlands User Group) meeting – 2pm 15th March 2014
Announcement from the Midlands User Group, 11th March, 2014 The next meeting of the RISC OS Midland User Group (MUG) will take place at 2pm Saturday 15th March, 2014. MUG will be discussing plans for the next Midlands Midsummer Mugshow, which is currently planned to take place on Saturday 12th July, 2014, once again at St John’s Church Hall, Warwick Road,Kenilworth CV8 1HY.
Read MoreUSB Audio – new program: USBScope
Announcement from Jim Lesurf, 3rd March, 2014 A new program called USBScope has now been added to the set of USB Audio applications available from my main software page. USBScope acts as a simple dual beam oscilloscope and FFT spectrum analyser
Read MoreWimpBasic website back online
Announcement from John Peachey, 3rd March, 2014 After rather too long I have finally got around to putting the contents of the old WimpBasic website back online. The new site contains all of the applications that appeared on the old site, along with two tutorials, and system resources.
Read MoreSouthampton Acorn Users Group – March meeting
Announcement from Dave Higton, 6th March, 2014 The next meeting of the Southampton Acorn Users Group will take place on Tuesday March 11th, at Itchen College Sports Centre, Deacon Road, Southampton, from 19:00 until 21:00. Admission is free and all are welcome.
Read MoreSouth West Show Orpheus news – refurbished RiscPCs and more
Announcement from Richard Brown, 27th February, 2014 We would like to let everyone know that at the show this weekend we will have some re-furbished RPC’s, monitors and Acorn parts for sale on the Orpheus stand alongside our normal internet services and advice.
Read MoreGood news for RISC OS Sibelius users
Announcement from Andrew Rawnsley, 26th February, 2014 The phrase “good news” hasn’t been something associated with the RISC OS version of Sibelius for a long time, and the closure of the UK end of the company came as something of a blow for RISC OS users, as it effectively ended the ability to have your floppy disc replaced in case of problems.
Read MoreCJE Micro’s and 4D at Saturday’s South West Show
Announcement from Chris Evans, 27th February, 2014 CJE Micro’s & 4D are looking forward to seeing many of you at the South West RISC OS Show this coming Saturday, 1st March, 2014. Higher Specs, Lower Prices, USB Audio Interfaces, USB Speakers & SuperCaps; just a few of the things to be found on our stand at the Show.
Read MoreNew ARMiniX models appearing at the South West RISC OS Show
Announcement from Andrew Rawnsley, 27th February, 2014 R-Comp Interactive is pleased to announce that the SouthWest RISC OS show will see the launch of new models of the award-winning ARMiniX computer. Exact model details and pricing will be announced at the show, but we’ll be celebrating being awarded “Best Hardware” of 2012 and 2013 with a “Celebration Edition” (CE) of the ARMiniX with new hardware features and more.
Read More!Store and Genealogy at the South West RISC OS Show
Announcement from Andrew Rawnsley, 27th February, 2014 R-Comp is pleased to announce that we’ll have two !Store related physical items for visitors at the SW show this weekend. First up, there’s the !Store sampler CD, which contains the latest version of the !Store service, alongside a selection of the available software including things like NewsUK and WeatherUK. There are also various bits included to make setting up a “blank” RISC OS machine easier, so you can get going with !Store right away.
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