 | The RISCOS Ltd stand showing off RISC OS 6 |
 | Allan Rawnsley of R-Comp looking well |
 | The widescreen-monitor-with-a-built-in-A9home, aka the A9wai1, and Advantage Six's reasons for its, um, advantages |
 | Each A9wai1 can drive two monitors |
 | INVISIBLE A9HOME |
 | The A9wai1's monitors can also be stacked vertically to create a portrait mode |
 | RiscPkg author Graham Shaw ponders which RISC OS module to rewrite from scratch next |
 | "I give the source code a little rub and then blow, just like this, and bam - a new feature appears. That's the magic of ArtWorks development" |
 | MW Software's Martin Wuerthner struggles to maintain his usual cheery face when asked if ArtWorks can produce Flash files |
 | Paul Vigay can only stare in horror as a small child spills hot chocolate over his Iyonix 2 prototype motherboard* |
 | Is "the leading internet service provider" bit missing a letter 'p'? Just kidding, Paul, you're all right |
 | It's RISC OS Now editor Louie Smith |
 | APDL's Dave Holden keeps an ever-watchful eye on proceedings |
 | RISC OS Open's Steve Revill totally convinces punters he hasn't been up all night preparing to release the latest batch of RISC OS 5 source code |
 | "We are Borg, I mean, ROOL. Relicensing is futile" |
 | RISCOS Ltd's Paul Middleton moves onto his next song, My Sweet A7000 Left Me For A Mico And Fresco's Crashed Again |
 | Leo White prepares his video camera, hopefully so that recordings of the show's theatre presentations can be watched over the Internet at some point in the near future |
 | NetSurf's John-Mark Bell pauses momentarily as he starts to run out of witty replies for the constant stream of "When will you add JavaScript support?" queries |
 | PrintPDF author Steve Fryatt is available for life model sessions at art classes near you |
 | NetSurf developer Rob Kendrick comes to his senses again after dashing out of one particularly hard-going theatre talk. He was forced to escape the lecture hall when the speaker kicked off with: "The future of RISC OS is in networking. Say you have a RiscPC and an A9home. Or a RiscPC and an Iyonix. Or an A9home and an Iyonix. Or maybe two A9homes and two Iyonixes..." Really. |
 | Martin Wuerthner holds a theatre talk, and not a slideshow of his flower gardens |
 | A table of biodegradable one-use nutritional upgrades for punters |
 | Graham Shaw, left, tries not to overhear John-Mark being quizzed over his choice of desktop background by fellow NetSurf developer Daniel Silverstone, far right |
 | The ARM Club had various bits of kit on sale |
 | A punter inspects ROL's updated PRM for desktop software developers |
 | The R-Comp stand had plenty to play with |
 | The APDL stand stocked as per usual |
 | CJE Micros also brought an updated LanMan98 and Photodesk to the event in Guildford, UK |
 | Qercus editor John Cartmell, centre, waits patiently for a show punter to complete a puzzle game before being allowed to resubscribe |
 | RISC OS Open loves the userbase tthhiiiisss much, and says it in source code |
 | The ROOL gang have spun out a desktop calender set featuring images from RISC OS's history - but is this a subtle admission that they've lost the blueprints for !Alarm? |
 | "And that's how I completed Pacmania in 3 minutes, 8 seconds" |
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