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it is getting all a bit David Bowie around here... Screenshot of a beagleboard running RISC OS and *real* apps n stuff: [link] Enjoy epistaxsis on 7/10/09 2:04AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

On Watch the trailer of BBC's Acorn versus Sinclair history docu-drama:

Didn't know what the mac app was called but yes what eventually became easiwriter was started on the mac and was used by snr Adams - am guessing that some of his later works were written using it epistaxsis on 23/8/09 3:51PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

On Watch the trailer of BBC's Acorn versus Sinclair history docu-drama:

hmm So they gave the role of Chris Curry to the guy that played Arthur Dent in the film... Although that is actually a quite circular ref as Easi/Techwriter were originally written for Douglas Adams... epistaxsis on 21/8/09 8:46PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

On RISCWorld mag back-issues reprinted online for free:

You mean it *isn't* a religion? No Wait Perhaps you're right - there's just lots of zealotry and fervour round here... epistaxsis on 20/8/09 6:29PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

On RISCWorld mag back-issues reprinted online for free:

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RISC OS 5 spotted running on RPCEmu
Tom Walker has been busy - the new experimental RISC OS Open 5.15 ROM for IOMD-chipset computers (RiscPCs and A7000s) can work on open source emulator RPCEmu, as this screenshot shows. Follow the development discussion here and source code changes here.
 12 comments, latest by rjek on 30/4/09 3:15PM. Published: 28 Apr 2009

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