Dinner jackets and ties not required. The RISC OS User Group of London usually meets on the third Monday of each month and, for December, that means the meeting date is 21st December – tomorrow. With a meeting date so close to Christmas, seasonal demand means the usual meeting place may be unavailable – so the group doesn’t arrange a formal meeting in December, and instead plans a more informal gathering.
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Southampton RISC OS User Group meeting – December
In Southampton? Itchen for a meeting? Look no further… RISC OS users living in an around Southampton get to meet up on the second Tuesday of each month in the Sports Centre of Itchen College – and this month is no different: Dave Higton, who usually organises the meetings, has announced that the next meeting will be at on 8th December at the usual time of 7:00pm, running on until around 9:00pm.
Read MoreWROCC December meeting cancelled
It’s okay, I was washing my hair anyway that night. The Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club have regrettably announced that their December meeting – which would otherwise have taken place on Wednesday 2nd December – has had to be cancelled. This, apparently, is a result of a double-booking by the venue.
Read MoreMUG meeting – building SD card images – 21st November
All you need: a used washing up liquid bottle, some sticky-back plastic, and a pair of scissors.1 For RISC OS users who happen to be within shouting distance of Bromsgrove tomorrow (21st November), the next meeting of the Midlands User Group takes place at 2:00pm, at:
Read MoreRONWUG meeting, 18th November – and hopefully no ‘Plan B’
But if there is, it might be a sort of ‘Plan B.1’ (if that makes sense!) For the last few months, Steve Potts has been announcing the RISC OS North West User Group’s meetings with a warning that, due to ongoing building refurbishment work, it’s possible that the group might not be able to meet in the usual place. To that end, he has provided a ‘Plan B’ that would see the group relocate to an alternative venue if necessary.
Read MoreShoot for the moon at ROUGOL – 16th November
Lua and Dynamic Linking to be discussed by Gavin Wraith. Meeting on the third Monday of each month, the RISC OS User Group of London‘s next shindig takes place on Monday, 16th November – and this time around, the guest speaker is Gavin Wraith, the long-time maintainer of RiscLua.
Read MoreMeetings this week in Southampton and Bristol
Southampton tomorrow, Bristol the next day… then, the WORLD! BWAHAHA! Or something. Tuesday, 10th November sees the Southampton RISC OS User Group meet up, from 19:00 until 21:00 at its usual venue, the Sports Centre of Itchen College, Deacon Road, Southampton. The meeting takes place in the College Centre, which is an open area with tables and chairs, adjacent to the Sports Centre Reception desk.
Read MoreRONWUG meeting, 21st October – and another possible venue change
Those builders just won’t stop drinking that tea! For a few month’s now, each announcement of a RISC OS North West User Group’s meeting has included a warning that the group may have to meet in an alternative location – and this month is no different. The meeting takes place tomorrow evening, 21st October, and once again there is a possibility that ongoing refurbishment work may prevent access to the usual room.
Read MoreROUGOL meeting Monday; London Show five days later!
The topic for the meeting? The London Show – and how to squeeze everyone in! The RISC OS User Group of London – ROUGOL – have their next scheduled meeting on Monday, 19th October – tomorrow evening. The group usually has a guest speaker, but for this meeting there isn’t to be one. Instead, they will be discussing the London Show, which takes place five days later; see below for a little more news on that.
Read MoreROOL roll in to ROUGOL – 21st September
ROOLing, ROOLing, ROOLing… ROUGOL! 21st September is the date of the next husking bee for ROUGOL – the RISC OS User Group of London – and this month the group’s guest speaker will be Rob Sprowson (aka Sprow), who will be there yammering about what RISC OS Open Ltd (ROOL) have been up to over the past year, as well as what they have planned for the future.
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