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This year's RISC OS London Show, hopefully with added ABUG meetup, is taking place on Saturday 26th October 2019, at its usual venue of the St Giles Hotel, Feltham, TW14 9AD. Entrance is £5 with under 16s free, open 11am-5pm. http://www.riscoslondonshow.co.uk/ Cost for an ABUG stand is just your ent...

After the recent thread looking for a speaker at the Wakefield user group, I thought I'd bump this request!

There must be someone in the London/southeast area who could come along and talk Beeb?

Bryan.

I'm based in Newport, South Wales so still a couple of hours away :( Ah yes, I think I already knew that but had forgotten! That is a bit far to come :-( So I'm still looking for a volunteer to talk Beeb stuff at a ROUGOL meeting - https://stardot.org.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=14679&p=196498 B...

Didn't I ask if you could do a talk at ROUGOL once before too?

Are you any closer to London?

Bryan.

But what would be the speed of a "real" RiscPC? There were lots of different processor types and clock speeds, plus many different disc interfaces.

My reply seems to have been missed (again!)

The July meeting of the RISC OS User Group Of London will be: 3D Printed Robots, presented Leo White Monday 15th July 2019, 7.45pm The Blue Eyed Maid , upstairs in the restaurant 173 Borough High Street, SE1 1HR A bit off-topic, but I thought this might be interesting to those who hang around here :...

I'll be there for all three days, probably a no-kitter as I'll mostly be out in the main museum

caluser2000 wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 07, 2019 2:27 am

Has anyone tried RiscOS 5.22 on RiscPCs and A7000 series systems?

Unless you really know what you are doing, don't do this.

If so how compatible is it with 90s era software?

Very bad. Unless it is pure BASIC it is unlikely to work.

Most podules won't work either.

Bryan.

As feared, I can only attend on the Saturday. However trains back to London run until late so I will be able to stay on for dinner before heading off

Bryan.

sydney wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 28, 2019 1:22 pm

There are usually a few kids there who have a go on the games and end up getting their dads to have a go too but there was only 1 that I saw yesterday so my stand was pretty quiet.

They were all next door playing games on the AMCOG stand

Analogue joysticks FTW! So much better than those tacky digital things on inferior computers

More seriously, I suspect the analogue port got a lot of use in school (and commercial?) science labs for hooking up to monitoring equipment.

*waves* There's been two "list updated" posts since my request to come along, so I think you've overlooked me!

I'll be there from Saturday morning until Sunday afternoon, not planning to bring any kit.

I might have to leave Saturday evening, but will still stay for the meal before heading off

Bryan.

Looks like the riscos.info website is down. You could probably remove it from the list of package sources so PackMan doesn't try to connect to it, or just wait for it to come back up.

colinhoad wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 15, 2019 2:48 pm

I'm Colin, from London in the UK.

Welcome Colin! Drop in to next Monday's ROUGOL meeting and say hello

Bryan.

Pipedream wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 07, 2019 6:40 pm

I am based in Enfield, North London.

If you need another mouse to test with, pop along to the next ROUGOL meeting (Mon 18th March - no topic yet) and I can lend you one.

Bryan.

The RISC OS port to Linux is probably the new version of this and the one to support - https://www.riscosopen.org/forum/forums/3/topics/9068

IanS wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 01, 2019 7:36 pm

C32 removal.

Ah yes, that's the one!

To try to eliminate the possibility that it's a hardware timing issue, remove as much as possible. Start by taking the PC card out, then maybe the VRAM, and if the 32MB RAM is two SIMMs then take one out at a time.

Bryan.

Although you don't mention it here, I think you said on Facebook that the machine does have RO3.70 so you would expect the hard disc contents to have been updated. However there might be some none StrongARM compatible bits lying around so worth trying it with a clean install. You can download the re...

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Welcome!

If you want help with RISC OS, check if there's a user group meeting near you - https://www.riscository.com/calendar/

Bryan.

Final reminder that the meeting is this Monday. It will also be a chance to hear about what happened at the SW Show today.

Reminder, the show is tomorrow!

With only a week to go until the SW Show, one of the organisers has just posted this over on the RISC OS Open forum: Because we are taking the two main rooms at the new SouthWest Show venue in Bristol, the hotel has offered us extra space this year at no extra cost, in a connecting suite. As such, i...

Quick reminder that this is now less than two weeks away. It is sure to be an interesting insight into the final years of Acorn. Do come along, entry is free!

I'll be attending, but probably just travel there and back on the day.

Bryan.

I spent an hour or so last night traveling from Qutiri to Isinor to Qutiri to Isinor to Qutiri to Isinor to Qutiri to Isinor to Qutiri ... I've always traded while exploring the galaxy, never visiting the same planet twice. Makes it more interesting trying to find a profitable trade route, and with...

The RISC OS SW Show is coming up on Saturday 16th February 2019:

viewtopic.php?f=25&t=16434

The RISC OS South West Show is nearly here: http://www.riscos-swshow.co.uk/ Saturday 16th February 2019, 10:30 - 16:00 ... and this year it is at a new more accessible venue in Bristol =D> Arnos Manor Hotel, 470 Bath Rd, Arnos Vale, Bristol BS4 3HQ https://www.arnosmanorhotel.co.uk/ By moving the sh...